🇸🇪Night Trains in Sweden
All 8 night and sleeper train routes serving Sweden, operated by RDC / BahnTouristikExpress, SJ, Snälltåget. Timetables, stops and connections on an interactive map. One of the longest is the Malmö C – Storlien, at 16h 20m.
Operators
Departure stations
Routes (8)
Stockholm C – Berlin Gesundbrunnen
300 / 301Berlinaren
Snälltåget
15h 6m
Luleå C – Stockholm C
93 / 94SJ
Malmö C – Duved
3904 / 3905Snälltåget
15h 50m
Malmö C – Storlien
3920 / 3921Snälltåget
16h 20m
Stockholm C – Berlin Gesundbrunnen
EN 345 / EN 344RDC / BahnTouristikExpress, SJ
15h 28m
Stockholm C – Duved
70 / 71SJ
9h 37m
Stockholm C – Malmö C
1 / 2SJ
7h 42m
Umeå C – Stockholm C
91 / 92SJ
8h 57m
All connections
Every city pair reached by a night train from here — timetables, stops and operators on each.
Travel onward
Countries you can reach by night train from Sweden.
Frequently asked questions
How many night trains serve Sweden?+
8 night and sleeper train routes currently serve Sweden, operated by RDC / BahnTouristikExpress, SJ and Snälltåget.
Where can I travel by night train from Sweden?+
Direct night trains connect Sweden with Denmark and Germany.
How long are night train journeys from Sweden?+
Journeys range from the Stockholm C – Malmö C (7h 42m) up to the Malmö C – Storlien (16h 20m).
How much do night trains from Sweden cost?+
RDC / BahnTouristikExpress, SJ and Snälltåget sells these routes at yield-managed fares: the price depends on the date, the comfort class and how far ahead you book. The cheapest fares are a limited quota and go first, so booking early is the reliable way to pay less.
How do I book a night train in Sweden?+
Book directly with the operator (RDC / BahnTouristikExpress, SJ and Snälltåget). Open any route below or on the map to see its timetable and booking link.