European Sleeper

European Sleeper runs overnight trains linking Brussels and Amsterdam with Berlin, Prague and Milan, plus a Paris to Berlin route, 3 nights a week each way.

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Frequently asked questions

Which cities does European Sleeper connect?

European Sleeper runs three overnight corridors: Brussels to Prague via Dutch stations and Berlin, Paris to Berlin, and Brussels to Milan, each running 3 nights a week in each direction.

Can I bring my dog or cat on European Sleeper?

Yes, for a €29.99 surcharge, but only if you book a private compartment. No other pets are accepted apart from assistance dogs.

Can I use an Interrail Pass on European Sleeper?

The pass covers the journey, but you still need to book and pay for a separate seat, couchette or cabin reservation in Budget, Classic or Comfort class.

What happens if I cancel my European Sleeper ticket?

It depends on the fare. Easy Night tickets are non-refundable, Good Night tickets refund fully up to 30 days before departure and 50% up to 15 days before, and Flex Night tickets refund fully up to 48 hours before departure.

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