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<Is there any other place to see a list of the trains that won't be covered?>

Well here is the current list of trains that are covered by the pass but which require mandatory seat reservations and supplements - so you now will know exactly what is and what is not covered.
Again most of the zillions of trains a day you can just hop on with a pass and pay nothing extra.

And keep in mind that some of the large supplements for first-class travel, like on Thalys, may well include a meal - in Thalys case a full meal at your seat with wine, etc.


Reservation fees domestic trains

This page shows an overview of reservation fees for the most common domestic trains (trains that do not cross borders with other countries). For some trains reservation is compulsory, for others it is optional.

Advance booking is recommended in high-season. Some trains (Thalys, TGV) have a limited number of seats for Eurail travelers.

See also the fees for international trains.

Reservation fees in Austria
No compulsory reservations for domestic trains.

Reservation fees in Belgium
trains to/from Brussels Airport
1st and 2nd class: € 2,20
Supplement only. Can be bought in the station or train.

Reservation fees in Bulgaria
Express (Ekspresen) trains
1st and 2nd class: approx. € 0,25
Reservation compulsory.

Reservation fees in Croatia
ICN Zagreb - Split
1st and 2nd class: € 5
Reservation compulsory.
IC Zagreb - Rijeka/Osijek/Cakovec
1st and 2nd class: € 1
Reservation compulsory.
Reservation fees in the Czech Republic
SC SuperCity
1st and 2nd class: € 7
Reservation compulsory. more info
IC/EC (domestic journeys)
1st and 2nd class: € 2
Reservation compulsory.

Reservation fees in Denmark
InterCity / InterCity Lyn
1st and 2nd class: € 4
Reservation recommended.

Reservation fees in Finland
InterCity
2nd class: € 1,70 to € 4,70 / 1st class: € 2,50 to € 7,20
Price depends on distance. Reservation recommended.
Pendolino
2nd class: € € 2,50 to € 4,70 / 1st class: € 4,20 to € 7,00
Price depends on distance. Reservation recommended.

Reservation fees in France
TGV
1st and 2nd class: € 3
Reservation compulsory.
TEOZ
1st and 2nd class: € 3
Reservation compulsory.
Corail / Corail IC
1st and 2nd class: € 1,50
Reservation recommended.

Reservation fees in Germany
ICE/IC/EC
2nd class: € 4,50 / 1st class: € 5,50
Reservation possible but not compulsory.
ICE Sprinter
2nd class: € 11,50 / 1st class: € 16,50
Reservation compulsory. First class includes newspaper and catering.
Thalys (between Köln and Aachen)
2nd class: € 5 / 1st class: € 7
Reservation compulsory.
Berlin-Warszawa Express (between Berlin and Frankfurt/Oder)
2nd class: € 4,50 / 1st class: € 5,50
Reservation compulsory.

Reservation fees in Greece
IC
2nd class: € 5,70 to € 20,20 / 1st class: € 7,80 to € 27,20
Price depends on distance. Reservation compulsory.
ICE
2nd class: € 9,30 to € 33,30 / 1st class: € 11,90 to € 41,20
Price depends on distance. Reservation compulsory.

Reservation fees in Hungary
EC (domestic journeys)
1st and 2nd class: € 1,50
Reservation possible but not compulsory.
IC
1st and 2nd class: € 2
Reservation compulsory.
IP
1st and 2nd class: € 0,50
Reservation compulsory.

Reservation fees in Italy
Artesia de Jour (domestic journeys)
Reservation compulsory
1st and 2nd class: € 5
AV / AV Fast
Reservation compulsory
2nd class: € 10 / 1st class: € 10
Free access to Club Eurostar lounge with a 1st class ticket
Cisalpino (domestic journeys)
Reservation compulsory
2nd class: € 3 / € 15 / 1st class: € 3 / € 15
price depends on the route
EuroCity/IC Internazionali (domestic)
Reservation possible, but not required
2nd class: € 3 / 1st class: € 3
Eurostar Italia / Eurostar Italia Fast
Reservation compulsory
2nd class: € 10 / 1st class: € 10
EurostarCity Italia
Reservation compulsory
2nd class: € 10 / 1st class: € 10
InterCity; ICN, EXP (only seats)
Reservation possible, but not required
2nd class: € 3 / 1st class: € 3

Reservation fees in Netherlands
Fyra (Amsterdam - Schiphol - Rotterdam)
2nd class: € 7,40 / 1st class: € 9,70
Reservation possible but not required. Price depends on distance.

Reservation fees in Norway
Long distance trains
2nd class: € 5,85 / 1st class (Komfort): free
Reservation compulsory. Komfort class available for 1st class Pass holders with no costs if reservation is made locally, 2nd class Pass holders pay €10.50 for an upgrade to Komfort class.
Flåm (scenic train)
Reduced price for Eurail Pass holders (30% reduction)
Reservation fees in Poland
TLK
Compulsory reservation in 1st class: € 1,50
(no reservation in 2nd class)
EC (domestic journeys)
Compulsory reservation
2nd class: € 4,50 / 1st class: € 4,50
EIC (EkspresIC)
Compulsory reservation
2nd class: € 6,30 / 1st class: € 6,30
EX
Compulsory reservation
2nd class: € 3,80 / 1st class: € 3,80

Reservation fees in Portugal
Alfa Pendular
1st and 2nd class: € 4
Reservation compulsory (can only be made locally).
IC
1st and 2nd class: € 4
Reservation compulsory (can only be made locally).

Reservation fees in Romania
IC
2nd class: € 3,50 to € 18,20 / 1st class: € 4,20 to € 19,80
Reservation compulsory. Price depends on distance.
Reservation fees in Slovenia
ICS trains (domestic journeys)
Reservation compulsory. Free reservation if made locally in advance.
Reservation fees if made on train: 1st class: € 4,50 / 2nd class: € 3,00

Reservation fees in Spain
Arco, Talgo, Diurno
2nd class: € 6,50 / 1st class: € 10
Reservation compulsory.
Avant
€ 10
Reservation compulsory. No class distinction.
AVE
2nd class: € 10 / 1st class: € 23,50
Reservation compulsory. First class includes drink and meal.
Euromed, Alvia, Alaris, Altaria
2nd class: € 6,50 / 1st class: € 23,50
Reservation compulsory. First class includes drink and meal.
TRD
€ 4,50
Reservation compulsory. No class distinction.
Reservation fees in Sweden
InterCity and Regional trains
1st and 2nd class: € 3
Reservation recommended.
X2000
2nd class: € 7 / 1st class: € 17
Reservation compulsory. First class includes breakfast before 9AM, wifi , fruit, coffee, tea all day.
Inlandsbanan (scenic train)
1st and 2nd class: € 5
Reservation recommended.

Reservation fees in Switzerland
Scenic trains: Bernina Express, Glacier Express, Golden Pass, Wilhelm Tell Express: Reservation compulsory or special price for Eurail Pass holders.

Disclaimer
Please note that this information is not exhaustive. All prices are indicative only (and dependent on the Eurail Pass being valid in the relevant country) and may be subject to change. Fees indicated in euros may be charged in the equivalent local currency, where applicable. These prices exclude a possible administration fee, which may be charged at the railway station.

Seating Types
Day trains have two seating arrangements:

Coach car seating (open with center aisle and two seats on either side)
- 1st-class (two seats on one side of the aisle and seats on either side)
- 2nd-class (two seats on either side)
Compartment car (separated into cabins which open to a corridor)
- 1st-class compartment up to 6 persons
- 2nd-class compartment up to 8 persons
When reserving seats you may choose:

window seat (smoking or non-smoking)
aisle seat (smoking or non-smoking)
option for people traveling together to reserve adjoining seats or opposite seats, sometimes with table
other options for reservation: dining car seats or panorama car seats
Free reservations
Domestic trains with compulsory reservations in Romania, Poland and Austria offer free seat reservations for first class Pass holders (in Poland also for second class Pass holders). Travelers can only obtain these free reservations at a local ticket window.