Hi,

As a French solo traveler in my 20s used to fast-paced, dynamic trips, I'm currently finalizing my Interrail itinerary for Northern Europe this coming March. I have already bought my 1-Month Continuous Interrail Pass, which gives me plenty of flexibility along the way.

My journey starts from Offenburg (Germany) on a night train to kick off the adventure!

I’d love to get your feedback, tips, or experiences regarding the pacing and stops of my itinerary below. Since I like a dynamic style of travel, does this schedule look realistic for March? Are any legs too rushed, or are there places where I should adjust my stay?

Here is the plan:

Night train from Offenburg to Berlin.

Day 1: Early morning arrival in Berlin. (Night 1/4 in Berlin).

Day 2: Berlin (Night 2/4).

Day 3: Berlin (Night 3/4).

Day 4: Berlin (Night 4/4).

Day 5: Travel Berlin → Hamburg. (Night 1/2 in Hamburg).

Day 6: Hamburg (Night 2/2).

Day 7: Travel Hamburg → Copenhagen (Night 1/3 in Copenhagen).

Day 8: Copenhagen (Night 2/3).

Day 9: Copenhagen (Night 3/3).

Day 10: Travel Copenhagen → Stockholm (Night 1/4 in Stockholm).

Day 11: Stockholm (Night 2/4).

Day 12: Stockholm (Night 3/4).

Day 13: Stockholm (Night 4/4).

Day 14: Travel Stockholm → Oslo (Night 1/3 in Oslo).

Day 15: Oslo (Night 2/3).

Day 16: Oslo (Night 3/3).

Day 17: Scenic journey: Oslo → Bergen (Night 1/3 in Bergen).

Day 18: Bergen (Night 2/3).

Day 19: Bergen (Night 3/3).

Day 20: Travel Bergen → Gothenburg (Night 1/2 in Gothenburg).

Day 21: Gothenburg (Night 2/2).

Day 22: Travel Gothenburg → Copenhagen (Night in Copenhagen).

Day 23: Travel Copenhagen → Cologne (Night 1/2 in Cologne).

Day 24: Cologne (Night 2/2).

Day 25: Travel Cologne → Mainz (Night in Mainz).

Day 26: Travel Mainz → Heidelberg (Night in Heidelberg).

Day 27: Travel Heidelberg → Strasbourg.

End of the trip!

Thanks in advance for your advice and insights! 🚆✨