Europe: New Night Train Service To Visit These Popular Cities
New night train services in Europe
Nigh train services have been expanding in Europe, including the Night Jet service between Munich, Germany and La Spezia, Italy. Moreover, a Euronight train is now available between Zürich to Zagreb and a European Sleeper service runs between Brussels and Berlin, with a connection offered via Eurostar to London.
About the new European schedules
Meanwhile, the journey will take 15 hours, leaving from Brussels, Belgium at 7.22 pm and arriving in Prague at 10:56 am the next day. Anyone in London, looking for a weekend getaway in Prague, can do so by catching the Good Night Train.
Moreover, European Sleeper has changed its schedules to team up with those of Eurostar. By doing so, this enables passengers traveling out of London to quickly transfer to the Good Night Train in Brussels before heading to Berlin or Prague.
As for the timing, passengers can board a Eurostar train in St. Pancras in London on Friday afternoon leaving at 3:30 pm. In two hours, they can then switch trains in Brussels at 6:04 pm. The well-timed changeover allows passengers to wake up to breakfast on board before arriving in Prague on Sunday morning.
Pricing for the new night train service
Ticket prices start at €99 ($107) for seats and €109 ($118) for a couchette when departing on Monday. Meanwhile, a Friday departure starts at €139 ($150) for seats and €159 ($173) for a couchette.
Meanwhile, Interrail passes are accepted on European Sleeper services, allowing travelers to include the journey as part of their wider rail adventure.
The new Brussels to Prague night train service launches on March 25 with tickets available online on the European Sleeper website.