I'm Johan, a rail travel expert with 5+ years of experience in the European train industry. I've explored the continent extensively by train, from the icy north of Sweden to the far reaches of Poland, gaining first-hand knowledge of routes, rail networks, and hidden gems along the way. Before launching this site, I led the development of the booking platform at TrainPlanet, one of Scandinavia’s leading rail travel companies. My mission is to help travelers navigate Europe by train with confidence, ease, and a touch of adventure.
No direct train runs from Stockholm to Milan. The main route goes via Hamburg and Switzerland, with most journeys taking 25 to 30 hours and at least two changes.
Copenhagen to Budapest by train takes 18 to 22 hours with at least two changes, usually at Hamburg and Vienna. An ÖBB Nightjet overnight service covers the longest leg.
Malmö to Munich by train takes around 12 to 15 hours via Copenhagen H and Hamburg Hbf. Snälltåget runs a seasonal night train to München Ost on summer Fridays.
Rome to Amsterdam by train takes at least 14 to 15 hours with 2-3 changes. Compare routes via Switzerland/Germany, overnight via Zurich Nightjet, or via Paris with Eurostar.
London to Copenhagen by train: Eurostar to Brussels, then Germany to Hamburg, then Hamburg to Copenhagen (around 4h40). No direct train. Around three changes.