From the rugged hills of Edinburgh to the sun-drenched docks of Constantinople, from the dusty avenues of Pamplona to the wind-swept station

in Berlin, \"Ticket to Ride: Europe\" takes you on a new railway adventure through the great cities of Europe of the last century.



Do you want to risk a journey through the dark tunnels of Switzerland? An adventure aboard a ferry on the Black Sea? Or build elegant railway stations

in the great capitals of old empires? Your next step could make you the greatest railway magnate in Europe!

 





The \"American\" version of the game captivated the hearts of players worldwide. It quickly gained a reputation as one of the best family games, and the \"Europe\" version is an equally successful game, drawing all the best from its predecessor

and enriched with new elements.



New features include:

- a game board depicting Europe from the beginning of the last century

- railway station figurines

- much larger train cards (finally, it will be easier to hold them in hand)

- an access number allowing you to play the game on a computer via the Internet

- new game rules



The latter introduce three fundamental changes: ferries (now trains can also travel by sea), tunnels (European mountains will not be an insurmountable problem), stations (allow access to an opponent's railway line, and unused ones give 4 victory points at the end of the game).



A smaller rule compared to the others is that tickets for the longest routes are distributed to players at the beginning of the game, and tickets discarded by players are completely removed from the game.

 

CONTENTS:

• 1 map of Europe
• 
  240 colored wagons
• 
  15 colored stations
• 
  158 illustrated cards:
• 
  110 wagon cards
• 
  46 destination ticket cards
• 
  1 summary card
• 
  1 bonus card European Express for the longest continuous route

5 wooden scoring markers

instructions

Days of Wonder Online access number

WORTH SEEING:

• Review on Polter.pl

VIDEO REVIEWS:

• Video review on BoardTimesTV
  
  
• Video review on Boardgames Factory
  
  
• Video review on GryPlanszowe.net