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.
Travel swiftly from Madrid to Córdoba in comfort with Renfe's AVE high-speed trains. Discover the scenic ride and explore Córdoba's rich culture and architecture.
A direct Railjet service runs between Praha hlavní nádraží and Berlin Hauptbahnhof in approximately 4 hours 30 minutes. Fares vary by date and booking lead time; check live prices on cd.cz or bahn.com before booking.
Frankfurt to Munich by ICE in as little as 3h15m over 304 km. Average journey time is 3h37m, with frequent daily city-centre to city-centre departures.
Rome to Sorrento by train requires two legs: high-speed to Naples (Trenitalia or Italo), then the Circumvesuviana local train to Sorrento. ~212 km total.
Trains to Stockholm: Copenhagen from $31, Oslo from $18, Hamburg from $28, Berlin from $38. Stockholm Central handles long-distance and regional services.
Hamburg is one of Europe's busiest rail hubs, with Deutsche Bahn ICE direct connections to cities across Germany and internationally to Basel, Vienna and Zurich.
Trains to Bordeaux arrive at Bordeaux-Saint-Jean, the city's main TGV station. Services include TGV InOui, OUIGO, TER and Intercités from across France.
Rome to Pompeii by train in ~2h15m: high-speed to Naples (70 min), then local train to Pompeii. A direct Sunday high-speed service also runs the full route.