Direct Trains Departing from Berlin for Various Destinations
You can travel from Berlin to Copenhagen by train again soon!
In the not-so-distant future, the long-awaited direct train connection between Berlin and Copenhagen will finally be reestablished. Get ready for the excitement, as this journey by rail will become a reality once more with the introduction of a new night train service.
"We're thrilled to bring back the much-missed train connection between Berlin and Copenhagen," said Filip Medelský, a spokesperson for the Czech state railway company České dráhy (ČD).
But that's not all! This long-distance train service, produced by the Siemens/Škoda consortium, will be backed by major players in the rail industry, including Swiss Railways (SBB) and the Railroad Development Corporation (RDC). The route will run from Basel, through Hamburg, all the way to Copenhagen, with the possibility of extending further to Malmö and even destinations in Sweden.
Need a taste of Sweden after Denmark? No problem! This night train service promises to offer convenient overnight travel, allowing you to explore more of Europe in comfort, right from your train compartment!
While the project is still awaiting final funding and regulatory approvals in Switzerland, Germany, and Denmark, a seasonal launch in spring 2026 is targeted. As for the travel times, specific durations have yet to be announced, but ring in the new year with the promise of a thrilling overnight adventure between Berlin and Copenhagen on the horizon!
Eager to know more about this long-awaited comeback of a direct train connection between Scandinavia and Central Europe? Stay tuned, as we'll bring you updates on this exciting development!
Premium Night Traffic with Economy Fares: A Berlin-based startup aims to compete with the airplane. Will they make it?
In the world of travel, innovation never sleeps. The return of the direct train connection to Denmark isn't the only groundbreaking change brewing in the market. A Berlin-based startup is shaking things up, aiming to take on the airplane industry with a new take on night train travel.
But it's not going to be easy. With hurdles high and fierce competition ahead, this venture promises to redefine the way we think about overnight travel. Whether they'll soar or falter remains to be seen.
Traveling in Style Through Europe: The Ultimate Guide to New Luxury Night Trains
If premier travel is what you crave, look no further. The future of night trains is brimming with top-tier offerings, promising an unforgettable experience as you traverse the continent.
From mind-blowing amenities and gourmet dining to sleek and modern accommodations, acclaimed night trains await. Discover the unparalleled joy of traveling in style, without ever leaving the comfort of your cozy compartment.
So long, CityNightLine Aurora: The End of an Era for Direct Scandinavian-Central European Connections
The end of 2014 saw the discontinuation of the much-loved CityNightLine Aurora service. Connecting passengers from Scandinavia to Central Europe, the Aurora was a mainstay of overnight travel.
Now, a new chapter awaits as the direct train link from Berlin to Copenhagen is reborn. Hang on tight, as this thrilling journey is about to take a new path. See you on the tracks!
Upcoming Improvements to Long-Distance Travel: What to Expect from RegioJet and Other Rail Companies
As the world of travel evolves, our train networks are blooming with exciting developments. From Czech-based RegioJet offering competition on the Dresden-Berlin route to proposed enhancements in Poland, brace yourself for a wave of improvements on the rails.
Prepare for lighter pockets and more opportunities to explore—it's a new era for long-distance train travel.
The Berlin-based startup plans to challenge the airplane industry by introducing a new take on night train travel, hoping to completion with the airline service in the finance sector. On the other hand, the rail industry, supported by major players like Swiss Railways (SBB) and the Railroad Development Corporation (RDC), is working to establish regular night train services between Berlin, Hamburg, and Copenhagen in the transportation sector.
