Transylvanian adventure
Budapest, Brasov, Vienna
Explore Brașov and the Carpathians, visiting Bran Castle and traveling by sleeper train with morning views of rural Transylvania.
From classic sleeper trains crossing countries to ferries with movie theaters traversing seas as you snooze. Cover long distances without losing daylight on these overnight journeys where sleeping on the move is part of the adventure.
Budapest, Brasov, Vienna
Turin, Naples, Rome
Amsterdam, Vienna
Turin, Rome, Catania, Syracuse, Naples
Rome, Catania, Syracuse, Messina, Naples
Berlin, Prague, Budapest, Vienna
Hamburg, Stockholm, Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Osnabrück
Zürich, Geneva, Paris
Karlovy Vary, Prague, Brno, Český Krumlov
Drift off to sleep as your sleeper train crosses Europe, waking to sunrise in new cities. Wander Vienna’s grand boulevards, sip wine by the river in Ljubljana, and breathe Alpine air in Innsbruck. By day, travel across the Semmering Line, the Arlberg Railway, and through the Brenner Pass, with views of snow-capped peaks, forested valleys, and quiet villages, linking each stop with some of Europe’s most scenic rail journeys.
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A sleeper train (or night train) is a train that combines traveling with a place to sleep. You’ll usually board at night after dinner and get off in the morning at your new destination.
There’s been renewed interest in sleeper trains as a sustainable, comfortable alternative to air travel for medium- to long-distance trips. Several countries, particularly in Europe, maintain and have even expanded their sleeper train networks to meet the demand for overnight travel with comfortable accommodations.
