Transylvanian adventure
Budapest, Brasov, Vienna
From classic sleeper trains crossing countries to ferries with cinemas 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
Hamburg, Stockholm, Helsinki, Rovaniemi, Osnabrück
Rome, Catania, Syracuse, Messina, Naples
Inverness
Fort William, Oban, Glasgow
Portree, Isle of Skye
Penzance
Penzance, St Ives, Newquay
Penzance, St Ives, Falmouth
Drift asleep as your sleeper train crosses Europe, waking to sunrise in Vienna. Wander its grand boulevards before heading south to the shores of Lake Bohinj, followed by wine beside the river in Ljubljana, Salzburg’s Baroque streets and Innsbruck below the Alps.
The route home crosses the Semmering Line and the Arlberg Railway, with snow-capped peaks and forested valleys rolling past the window, before a final sleeper back to Utrecht and its canals.
Customisable, beautiful routes across Europe by land and sea
Chosen by you, booked by us, favouring local stays
Personalised trip guide, 24/7 in-trip support, free disruption replanning
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A sleeper train (or night train) is a train that combines travelling with a place to sleep. You’ll usually get on at night, after dinner and you will get off in the morning at your new destination.
There has been a renewed interest in sleeper trains as a sustainable and comfortable alternative to air travel for medium to long-distance journeys. Several countries, particularly in Europe, maintain and have even expanded their sleeper train networks to meet the demand for overnight travel with comfortable accommodation.
Learn how to book and enjoy an overland trip yourself in 10 clear steps (or book with us, and we’ll handle the lot).