Destinations

Trains to Copenhagen Central (København H), serving 100,000+ passengers daily with direct domestic and international connections across Europe.

Trains to Warsaw Centralna, open 24/7. PKP Intercity EIP high-speed trains reach 124 mph — Warsaw to Kraków in as little as 2h23m.

Trains to Amsterdam Centraal handle ~200,000 passengers daily. High-speed links to Paris, London and Frankfurt, plus night trains to Vienna and Zurich.

Trains to Barcelona arrive mainly at Barcelona Sants, one of Europe's busiest stations and the main hub for domestic and international high-speed services.

Trains to Brussels: Brussels-Midi for Eurostar and Thalys from London, Paris and Amsterdam; Brussels-Central for easy city-centre access.

Trains to Dortmund arrive at the 24/7 Dortmund Hauptbahnhof, 2 km from the city centre, with free WiFi, luggage storage and dining facilities.

Trains to Florence stop at Santa Maria Novella, centrally located and handling 160,000+ daily travellers. Fast links to Rome, Milan, Venice and beyond.

Trains to Kraków: Warsaw in 2.5h hourly from $28.80, Wrocław in 3.5h, Gdańsk in 5.5h. Direct international services from Prague, Vienna and Berlin.

Trains to Milan arrive at Milano Centrale for high-speed services. Rome, Venice or Florence from €22; Paris from €35 on Trenitalia, Italo or Swiss Railways.

Trains to Palermo Centrale connect Sicily to the mainland. Palermo to the airport in 49 min, Cefalù in 48 min, Agrigento Centrale in 2h04m.

Trains to Poznań Główny (1 km from the centre): Berlin in ~2h40m (6–8 daily), Warsaw in ~3h (24+ daily). Prague requires a change — 7–9h total.

Trains to Seville's Santa Justa station: Madrid in 2.5h by AVE, Barcelona in 5.5h, Valencia in 3.8h. Also served by regional and Cercanías trains.

Trains to Sorrento from Rome in ~2.5 hours via Naples, with scenic views of the Bay of Naples and the Mediterranean.

Trains to Venice arrive at Santa Lucia, steps from the Grand Canal. Florence in 2h05m, Rome in ~3h50m, Milan in ~2h on high-speed services.

Trains to Vienna arrive at Wien Hauptbahnhof — 650 trains daily, with a first-class lounge, dining and shopping. Well connected to public transport.

Trains to Split, operated by Croatian Railways, connect Zagreb, Perković and Ogulin. The station is centrally located next to the ferry port.

Trains to Zagreb: Ljubljana in 1h35m from €25, Budapest in ~5h46m from €30. Night trains run from Munich and Zurich. Main station: Glavni Kolodvor.

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 Nice: TGV from Paris in 5h40m from €29 in 2nd class. Budget Ouigo services from €19. Trains arrive at Nice-Ville, near the city centre.

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.

Trains to Bratislava: Vienna in 56 minutes on the hourly REX8, with ~20 direct trains daily. Routes from Budapest and Prague also served.

Trains to Frankfurt: 1,100+ daily connections at Germany's busiest rail hub. ICE to Berlin in 3h53m, Munich in 3h30m, Paris in 3h45m.

Trains to Munich arrive at München Hauptbahnhof, a 32-platform hub with Deutsche Bahn ICE, IC and regional services, free Wi-Fi and luggage lockers.

Trains to Dublin use two central stations: Connolly for Belfast (2h via Enterprise), Sligo and Rosslare; Heuston for InterCity routes across Ireland.

Trains to Bruges: Brussels in 1 hour from $18.70, Paris in 2.5h, London in 3.5h, Amsterdam in 3–4h. Youth, senior and weekend discounts available.

Trains to Glasgow: London in 4h31m via Avanti West Coast, Edinburgh with 121+ daily ScotRail departures. Book 12 weeks ahead for the best fares.

Trains to Madrid on high-speed AVE at up to 193 mph. Barcelona to Madrid in 2.5 hours, with Renfe operating most domestic and international routes.

Trains to Berlin Hauptbahnhof: Munich in 3h50m, Hamburg in 1h45m on ICE at 186 mph. Average domestic ticket $33 vs $110 by flight.

Trains to Budapest arrive mainly at Keleti Station, 3 km from the city centre. EuroCity services connect Vienna, Prague, Munich and beyond.

Trains to Prague arrive at Praha hlavní nádraží, 0.5 miles from the city centre. Tickets from $16 on short routes like Vienna–Prague.

High-speed trains to Rome: Naples in 1h10m from $10.90, Florence in 1h30m from $21.90, Milan in 2h55m from $32.90 — all on Frecciarossa.

Trains to Paris save up to $269 per round trip vs flying. A direct Paris–Berlin TGV launched in December 2024 covers the route in 7 hours.

London's rail network covers 17 terminal stations and 20+ operators. Paris in 2h16m, Brussels in 2h01m, Birmingham in 1h17m. London to Paris emits only 22 kg CO₂ vs 244 kg by plane.