Sleeper Train Map: Night Trains Across Europe & Beyond
286 night and sleeper train routes in 25 countries — Nightjet, European Sleeper, Trenitalia, RegioJet and more — with timetables, stops and booking links. The map is live: go poke it.
Click any glowing dot
- Big blue dots are route endpoints — cities where night trains start or end.
- Small green dots are intermediate stops along the way.
- An orange badge bundles nearby stations, possible to split them in the settings.
Find your station
Tap the search icon in the header (or type in the bar on desktop) to jump straight to any city or station.
Make it yours
The ⚙ up there toggles all routes at once, station grouping and a railway-track overlay.
Prefer a list? Browse every route
Map legend
This interactive map visualizes the night train routes connecting major European cities, helping travelers plan sustainable long-distance journeys without flying.
Click on any station to see direct sleeper trains from that station!
Each line color is a train operator. Several routes from the same company use lighter or darker shades of that brand.
Solid vs dashed shows how often trains run, inferred from Back-on-Track schedule text (not an exact weekly count per line).
Huge thanks to Back-on-Track.eu for providing the data for this visualization!
