Travelling by train in europe (austria, germany, czech republic)?

Question

Hi! i will be traveling alone in europe for a month this is my first time in europe and the trains seem to be very confusing!!!
I am planning to go in order through the following cities:

Vienna
Salzburg
Munich
Leipzig
Berlin
Prague
Vienna (to leave)

I was wondering if buying a eurail youth select 3 country pass (for five train rides) will be worth it. It gets weird since Czech Republic doesnt qualify for the pass (or any other rail passes)...i've been looking on various sites and it looks like even 2nd class tickets in july/aug start from $75 or so.

does anybody have recommendations for how to go about this in the most economical way?
thanks!

Answer 1

I just looked up some things for you on
www.raileurope.com

A 5-day youthpass (under 26) for Germany and Austria costs $273, plus you'd need to pay about $62 for the crossing through Czechy.
So, since a 3-country select pass (Au, Ge, Cz) is only $279, if 5 days are enough, go for that.

Answer 2

Personally, I believe you will have to pass to Krakow and spot the wawel fortress. I noticed it and that i preferred it additionally within the equal town their is anything known as sukiennice that's like an indoor marketplace location with souvenirs. You might pass to Auszwitch or Birkenau however in my view do not pass except your courageous when you consider that i would not. Almost forgot you might pass to the mountains or to the Baltic Sea.... Hope this helped!