No, the Eurail Pass does not include local city underground, metro, or subway systems like the London Underground (The Tube), the Paris Métro, or the Berlin U-Bahn. These systems are typically run by municipal transport authorities rather than the national rail operators that partner with Eurail. However, there is a notable exception: in many German and Austrian cities, the S-Bahn (suburban commuter trains) is included because it is operated by the national rail companies (like Deutsche Bahn). In 2026, while your Eurail pass gets you between major European cities on the high-speed networks, you will still need to purchase a separate local ticket or use a contactless payment method for the subway once you arrive. The general rule of thumb is: if the train is run by a national carrier (like SNCF, Trenitalia, or Renfe), it's probably covered; if it's run by a city authority (like RATP or TfL), it is not.