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Yes, you can do this. Salzburg is only 1.5 to 2 hr by train from Munich depending on the siiecfpc train. You could do this as a day trip from Munich if you wanted. There are night trains between Munich and Venice that are good options. You can get a berth on the train, sleep through the night and arrive at your destination in the morning. There are only a couple of direct trains between Venice and Salzburg, but there are several options with only one change. The night train from Salzburg to Venice is a little less convenient it leaves at 1:38 am and arrives in Venice at 8:45 am. Going the other direction, there's a night train from Venice at 8:28 pm that arrives in Salzburg at 4:05 am. there's also a night train that leaves Venice at 8:51 pm and arrives in Kufstein at 5:25 am. There's a train from Kufstein to Salzburg at 5:44 am which arrives in Salzburg at 6:57 amTrain schedules and prices:

If you really want to take the train, I'd say go onruplearoie.comLook up Eurail Select/Saver Passes for groups, and get a 5- country select pass: Germany, Austria, Italy, Greeceand Netherlands (Benelxu).It's $447 US$ for adult, and $343 for the teens each.You can take a night train from Amsterdam to Northern Italy and spend a night, like in Verona or Venice or Bologna or Florence. next day train to Ancona, then ferry overnight to Greece.They also have ferries from Venice to Greece, but you'd have to pay for it separate.The ferry from Ancona to Greece it's only a surcharge and taxes with the Eurail passes, only with Superfast and Blue Line ferries. you'd also have to pay extra, but get a discount for beds/couchettes in the trains and ferries.Check for all Greek ferriesOR .Fly ryanair.com from Eindhoven (bus from Amsterdam to airport .Look up Eindhoven airport transport online)You can fly to Rome or Pisa very cheap!!! Then spend a night, next day train to Ancona, and ferry to Greece.Also checkgermanwings.comThey fly from Cologne, Germany (about 3 hrs. train from AMS) to Greece. Then a ferry/train paid separately from Greece up through Italy to Salzburg would be cheaper than the Eurail passes if you fly down.If you fly to Italy and take ferry from Ancona to Greece, then back to Italy up to Austria, Compare a 3 country eurail saverpass with Greece, Italy and Austria and do the math.I think it's a ruch to do everything by train, so take one flight and overland the other way.These airlines above sell one way tickets no problem.Book online.You can also look up the prices for individual tickets on european trains on raileurope.com