Earlier this year, France and Germany’s national rail operators announced another new train route between Paris and Berlin that is due to start running in 2024.

An overnight sleeper train will depart from Berlin towards Paris on Monday evening — the first such service in nine years. The journey will take 15 hours with tickets starting at around €30 ($32).

Europe is enjoying a sleeper train renaissance in 2024, with new routes connecting some favorite cities—including Berlin, Brussels and Helsinki—and improved comforts such as sleep amenities ...

Germany and France have unveiled a direct high-speed train service connecting Berlin and Paris. This new rail link, operated by Germany's Deutsche Bahn, symbolizes the strong bond between the two ...

You’ll soon be able to fall asleep in Paris and wake up in Berlin thanks to the return of Austrian rail operator ÖBB’s night train service. After a nine-year break, the Nightjet sleeper service will ...

More Vienna (Austria) to Berlin (Germany) of the Austrian Federal Railways (OeBB) at Vienna Main Station on February 27, ... Here are five new sleeper trains to take in Europe this summer.

This image released by ÖBB shows a Nightjet sleeper train at a station in Vienna, Austria. A growing number of climate-conscious Europeans are giving up flying in favor of long-haul trains.

As more people reconsider how they travel on a warming planet, a small but growing contingent in Europe wants to switch from high-emission, short-haul planes to more climate-friendly sleeper trains.

Beginning in May, this opulent train, with its restored 1920s and ’30s carriages, will offer a new, three-night journey called Paris to Tuscany by a Legend of the Rails.Step into Bar Car 3674 to ...

You’ll soon be able to fall asleep in Paris and wake up in Berlin thanks to the return of Austrian rail operator ÖBB’s night train service. After a nine-year break, the Nightjet sleeper service will ...

Austria’s railway, ÖBB, gambled on night trains by buying all of Germany’s sleeper carriages. ... mostly in Central Europe but extending from Vienna to Paris and Hamburg, Germany, to Rome.

After being gently rocked awake in her sleeper cabin, Sarah Marks spent the morning of her 29th birthday watching the Alps zip past the windows of her overnight train to Zurich. “The train comes ...