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Home<\/a> \u00bb DENMARK TRAVEL NEWS<\/a> \u00bb Switzerland, Germany, Denmark, and Sweden Unite Through EuroNight Train: A New Era of Scenic Overnight Travel from Basel to Copenhagen and Malm\u00f6 <\/p>\n

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\nNovember 22, 2025<\/p>\n

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The EuroNight Train<\/strong> is set to launch a new, long-awaited service<\/strong> in April 2026, connecting Basel<\/strong> with Copenhagen<\/strong> and Malm\u00f6<\/strong> through a seamless, comfortable overnight route. This partnership between Swiss Federal Railways<\/strong> and RDC Deutschland<\/strong> will create a scenic 1,400-kilometre corridor<\/strong> through Switzerland<\/strong>, Germany<\/strong>, Denmark<\/strong>, and Sweden<\/strong>, offering travellers a comfortable and sustainable way to explore these stunning European cities.<\/p>\n

The new night train will run three times a week, providing passengers with various travel options, including sleeping cars<\/strong>, couchettes<\/strong>, and seated coaches<\/strong>. Whether you\u2019re seeking a luxurious rest or a budget-friendly option, the train promises comfort and convenience for all. In addition, the service will feature accessible compartments<\/strong> for passengers with reduced mobility, ensuring inclusivity for all travellers. Between Basel<\/strong> and Padborg<\/strong>, the train will even offer a dining car, recreating the classic allure of overnight train journeys.<\/p>\n

With a growing emphasis on eco-friendly travel options<\/strong>, the EuroNight train offers a climate-friendly alternative<\/strong> to short-haul flights, reducing carbon footprints while providing a relaxing overnight experience. This development is part of Europe\u2019s broader push to make rail travel<\/strong> a viable and sustainable mode of transport across the continent. The service will also stop at major stations such as Freiburg im Breisgau<\/strong>, Karlsruhe<\/strong>, Mannheim<\/strong>, Frankfurt<\/strong>, Hamburg<\/strong>, and Kolding<\/strong>, ensuring easy connections between some of Europe\u2019s busiest and most important rail hubs.<\/p>\n

Thanks to financial backing from the Swiss Confederation<\/strong>, this service will be able to operate despite potential losses, ensuring its long-term success and accessibility for passengers.<\/p>\n

New EuroNight Train Service: Connecting Basel, Copenhagen, and Malm\u00f6<\/p>\n

The new EuroNight train<\/strong> route is a milestone for rail travel in Europe. The service is set to offer a direct and comfortable overnight option<\/strong> for travellers seeking to explore Scandinavia<\/strong> and central Europe<\/strong> without the hassle of airports or short-haul flights. Starting from 15 April 2026<\/strong>, the train will operate three times a week, providing a scenic overnight journey<\/strong> that connects Switzerland<\/strong>, Germany<\/strong>, Denmark<\/strong>, and Sweden<\/strong> through a 1,400-kilometre corridor.<\/p>\n

This new EuroNight service<\/strong> will be an essential link in the European night train network. Passengers can look forward to an affordable and convenient travel experience, enjoying comfortably furnished sleeping cars<\/strong>, as well as couchettes<\/strong> and classic seated coaches<\/strong>. The service will also include an accessible compartment<\/strong> for those with reduced mobility, ensuring that all passengers can travel with ease.<\/p>\n

Key Features of the EuroNight Train Service<\/p>\n