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2026 network · updated October 2026

Night train map of EuropeEurope by night, every line

The continent’s sleeper trains on one living map.

Lines that share a corridor run side by side, like a metro diagram laid over real geography, and every coloured dot is a train on the move.

AntwerpenAmsterdamDeventerHannoverBerlinDresdenPrahaParisMonsLiègeKölnBremenHamburgMannheimBaselGöschenenLuganoMilanoKøbenhavnMalmöLyonNarbonneGironaBarcelonaWienLinzNürnbergFrankfurtSalzburgInnsbruckBregenzGrazBrnoDüsseldorfStuttgartVillachUdineVeneziaBolognaFirenzeRomaKarlsruheLeipzigZagrebSplitWarszawaKatowiceOstravaPrzemyślBudapestBratislavaAugsburgTimișoaraBrașovBucureștiLondonCrewePrestonCarlisleEdinburghPerthInvernessDundeeAberdeenGlasgowFort WilliamReadingExeterPlymouthPenzanceGapToulonNiceOrléansLimogesBriveToulouseLatour-de-CarolCerbèrePauBayonneRodezAnconaPescaraBariLecceNapoliSalernoReggio CalabriaMessinaPalermoTorinoGenovaPisaCataniaSiracusaOsloTrondheimBodøBergenStavangerStockholmSundsvallUmeåLuleåGöteborgHelsinkiTampereOuluRovaniemiKemijärviKemiKolariGdyniaZakopaneSzczecinPoznańWrocławKošiceCluj-NapocaCraiovaBeogradUžicePodgoricaBarSofiaVarnaBurgas
Night train lines drawn0 linesInternational and main domestic routes.
Cities on the map0 citiesFrom Penzance to Bucharest, Siracusa to Kolari.
Planned lines0 plannedNox Mobility 2027; European Sleeper 2028.
Questions

The network, answered

This map draws the main international and long-distance domestic lines, about sixty.

Back-on-Track’s 2026 map, which also covers Ukraine, Turkey and seat-only links, shows more.

Its 2026 edition added five lines and lost ten. Back-on-Track ↗

ÖBB runs 16 Nightjet lines of its own, including Vienna–Rome, Munich–Rome, Vienna–Venice, Vienna–Amsterdam, Vienna–Hamburg, Zürich–Hamburg, Zürich–Amsterdam, Zürich–Berlin, Graz–Berlin and a three-times-weekly Vienna–Brussels, plus a summer Vienna–Split.

EuroNight partner trains add Warsaw, Kraków, Budapest, Zagreb and Prague. Nightjet guide →

Nightjet’s Paris–Berlin and Paris–Vienna trains ended in December 2025.

Since March 2026 European Sleeper runs Paris–Brussels–Hamburg–Berlin three times a week.

There is no Paris–Vienna night train. Paris–Berlin →

Back-on-Track’s 2026 list of removed lines includes Nightjet Paris–Berlin, Paris–Vienna and the Munich and Vienna trains to La Spezia, SJ’s Stockholm–Narvik and Göteborg–Duved, and some Bulgarian and Romanian lines. Back-on-Track ↗

Nox Mobility’s private-compartment Hamburg–Munich train from 23 March 2027, European Sleeper’s Brussels–Copenhagen–Malmö from April 2028, and its Brussels–Barcelona service, now aimed at 2028 or later.

They are drawn dotted. Night train news →

Yes, by Eurostar.

Brussels-Midi connects with European Sleeper to Berlin, Prague and Milan and with the Nightjet to Vienna; Paris Nord connects with European Sleeper to Berlin, and Paris Austerlitz with the French Intercités de Nuit.

Sources

A schematic, not a timetable.

Lines are drawn through key cities rather than along every curve of track, and some intermediate stops are left out.

The line list follows Back-on-Track’s Night Train Map 2026 and the operators’ own 2026 publications; Ukraine and Turkey are not shown.

Check the operator before you travel.