Restrictions on travel at 17?

Question

Are there any restrictions on travel by train across Europe at the age of 17 - France, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Belarus, Russia (including obtaining visas for the last two)?
This would be by Eurostar (London to Brussels), Thalys (Brussels to Cologne), and a Russian Railways sleeper train (Cologne to Moscow).

Answer 1

Start with obtaining the visas for Belarus and Russia.
I do not know what restrictions they have, and make sure you have permission from both your parents/guardians.

For the trains I see no problems. Kids 12 or even younger travel on the trains alone. But again, proof of parental permission might be needed when there is a check which involves passports, like when you enter the train in London.

Answer 2

tere will be no problems in all the eu countries on your journey (France, Belgium, Germany, Poland) you will need to get visas for belarus and russia though which might be quite dfficult you should contact the fco which is linked below to see how you could do the journey have fun travelling

Answer 3

All i know is that i traveled the whole of eourope when i were16 and i had no troubles

Answer 4

until 18