Routes

Coimbra to Lisbon by train is a direct CP route from Coimbra-B. Intercidades fares start at EUR 22.20 standard, with Promo seats sometimes lower.

Direct Innsbruck to Vienna trains run roughly hourly by ÖBB RJX to Wien Hbf, with WESTbahn as an alternative to Vienna Westbahnhof.

Varna to Sofia by train has direct, faster connecting, and overnight BDZ options. Check your date for reservations and live times.

Rennes to Paris by train takes about 1h29 on the fastest direct TGV INOUI and OUIGO services, usually to Paris Montparnasse.

Paris to Nantes by train takes about 2 hours on the fastest direct services, with TGV INOUI, OUIGO and slower Train Classique options.

Take Rome to Bologna by direct high-speed train in about two hours. Compare Italo and Trenitalia for fares, stations, and pass rules.

Paris to Brest by train is a direct route from Paris Montparnasse to Brest. Fastest trains take 3h31, with TGV INOUI and OUIGO options.

Direct CP urban trains run from Lisboa Rossio to Sintra in about 40 minutes. Use Navegante or Zapping and validate before boarding.

Direct trains from Olomouc to Prague take about 2h15-2h40. Compare ČD, RegioJet and Leo Express for fares, times and reservations.

Prague to Brno by train is direct and frequent, with faster ČD services around 2h36 and RegioJet fares advertised from 99 CZK.

Direct Prague-Ostrava trains usually take about 3 to 3.5 hours. Compare Ceske drahy, RegioJet, and Leo Express for live fares and seat rules.

Stockholm to Bruges by train runs via Hamburg and Brussels, with Snälltåget to Hamburg and direct SNCB/NMBS trains to Bruges.

No direct train from London to Vienna. Use Eurostar to Brussels, then ICE or the ÖBB Nightjet sleeper (Mon/Wed/Fri). Daytime: around 12.5 to 13.5 hours.

Paris to Bologna by train takes 8 to 9 hours with one change in Turin or Milan. Compare TGV INOUI and Frecciarossa options, fares from EUR 50, and pass rules.

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Berlin to Bologna by train takes about 11 to 15 hours with a Munich change. Compare ICE, Railjet/EuroCity and Nightjet options before booking.

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Prague to Vienna by Railjet takes 3h57m over 254 km. ~25 daily trains; advance fares from €14.90. RegioJet and EuroCity also serve the route.

Budapest to Vienna takes under 3 hours by Railjet or EuroCity. 16 daily departures; advance tickets from €11.90. Free Wi-Fi onboard.

No direct train from Rome to Athens — the Adriatic has no bridge or tunnel. Best route: train to an Italian port, then overnight ferry to Greece.

A direct train from Milan to Paris covers 640 km in around 6h50m. One of Europe's most scenic high-speed routes in 2026.

No train connects Dubrovnik to Split — Dubrovnik has no railway station. Guide to the best alternatives: buses and ferries between Croatia's coastal cities.

No direct Rome to Stockholm train. Every route requires 3+ changes via Switzerland or Germany and Denmark, with total journey times of 28–34 hours.

London to Amsterdam by direct Eurostar takes around 4 hours, runs several times daily and arrives in the city centre. No airport, no check-in queues.

No direct train from Rome to Madrid. The overland route (1,360 km) combines high-speed trains across Italy, France and Spain with at least 2 changes.

Paris to Florence has no direct train — change in Milan or Turin. Journey takes 9h20m to 12h30m. Advance fares from €80–€110 in 2nd class.

Stockholm to Gothenburg takes 3h15m to 4h by direct train. Services run every 30–60 minutes; advance fares from around 195 SEK one way.

Brussels to Bruges takes 53–60 minutes by direct train. Services run every 15–30 minutes throughout the day — no reservation needed, any SNCB service works.

Amsterdam to Paris by Eurostar: direct trains in around 3 hours 15 to 3 hours 35 minutes. Around 10 direct departures daily, from Centraal to Gare du Nord. Advance Standard fares from €35.

Berlin to Cologne by train: fastest ICE takes 3h43. ~35 daily trains with DB and Flixtrain. Advance fares from €9.98.

Berlin to Dresden trains take from 1h39, with up to 15 direct trains a day. Fares start at EUR 25.99 as of June 2026, per DB.

Brussels to Frankfurt by ICE: fastest 2h08, most direct trains 2h10–2h45. Up to 16 daily trains. Advance fares from €29.99.

Budapest to Bratislava in as little as 2h25m. Around 13 direct trains per day. Advance tickets from ~€12 (4,000–6,000 HUF).

Frankfurt to Paris: direct DB ICE trains in ~3h45m–4h. Advance fares from €39–50 in 2nd class. No changes needed.

Interlaken to Zurich in 1h55m with one change at Bern. Trains run hourly. Standard 2nd-class fare: CHF 76 one way.

London to Edinburgh: fastest trains in ~4h via East Coast Main Line. ~69 daily departures. Advance fares from £25–45 one way.

Madrid to Athens has no direct train. Fastest route via Barcelona, Milan, and Ancona ferry takes 39–40+ hours over 2–3 days. From €220.

Milan to Rome: direct high-speed trains in 2h55m–3h15m. Advance fares from €29.90. Up to 86+ daily Trenitalia and Italo departures.

Munich to Rome takes 9–10h with one change, usually at Verona or Bologna. No direct high-speed train. Advance fares from €34.90.

Munich to Zurich: direct EuroCity trains in ~3h32m. Advance tickets from €30–35. Around 8–10 direct departures daily.

Oslo to Flåm: change at Myrdal from Bergen Line to Flåmsbana. Total 5.5–6.5h. Advance tickets from ~900 NOK. 3–4 daily in summer.

Paris to Barcelona: 1 direct TGV most days takes 6h45m–7h. Advance fares from €39–49 in 2nd class.

No direct train from Rome to Paris. Every journey changes in Milan. Fastest connection around 11 hours. Advance fares from around €69 combined for 2nd class.

No direct train from Seville to Lisbon. The route runs via Huelva and Faro, taking 9–11 hours with connections. Fares from €60–110.

Zagreb to Split trains: daily direct service around 7h58, seasonal morning and night trains, fares about EUR 15-EUR 28 plus reservation.

Zurich to Milan: direct EuroCity trains in ~3h12m. Advance tickets from €19.99. Around 10+ direct departures daily.

Geneva to Ljubljana has no direct train. All routes need 2–3 changes via Zürich and Innsbruck, taking 11.5–14 hours. Fares from €72.

Ljubljana to Zagreb: 2–4 direct trains daily taking 2h9m–2h40m. Advance tickets from €9–20 one way. No seat reservation required.