Exciting new overnight train routes are launching across Europe, including Paris to the Alps, Helsinki to Lapland, Rome to Munich, and Sweden to Scandinavia.

From the Alps to the Arctic Circle, these new and revived sleeper trains are making it easier than ever to chase powder, ...

With faster connections, new-generation trains and interesting destinations becoming more accessible, it's little wonder that ...

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Imagine drifting off to sleep in central Europe and waking up in the heart of Scandinavia. A new sleeper train promises to ...

A new sleeper rail company has proposed a network of night trains connecting over 100 European cities by 2035. Berlin-based startup Nox aims to offer an affordable alternative to short-haul flights, ...

From the moment you step onboard, the journey begins. European train travel is making a comeback in popularity with American travelers, and it’s taking the slow-travel movement by storm. It’s the ...

The historic Caledonian Sleeper linking England and Scotland has made its most significant route change in 30 years.

For an overnight train in Europe, I booked the cheapest accommodation: a seat in a seating carriage. Operated by ÖBB Nightjet, the carriage seat cost $40 for a 12-hour ride from Berlin to Vienna. I ...