Longest Night Train Routes
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Night trains offer a sustainable and romantic way to travel long distances, letting passengers sleep while covering hundreds of kilometers. These routes are experiencing a renaissance across Europe and beyond.
| # | Name | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Moscow–Vladivostok (Rossiya) | 9,289 km, 6 days |
| 2 | Moscow–Beijing (Trans-Manchurian) | 7,621 km, 6 days |
| 3 | Toronto–Vancouver (The Canadian) | 4,466 km, 4 days |
| 4 | Stockholm–Narvik | 1,850 km, 19 hours |
| 5 | Nice–Paris (Intercites de Nuit) | 1,100 km, 12 hours |
| 6 | Wien–Hamburg (Nightjet) | 1,062 km, 12 hours |
| 7 | Wien–Roma (Nightjet) | 1,120 km, 13 hours |
| 8 | Amsterdam–Zurich (Nightjet) | 870 km, 12 hours |
| 9 | Helsinki–Rovaniemi (Santa Claus Express) | 826 km, 12 hours |
| 10 | Budapest–Zurich (Euronight) | 980 km, 11 hours |
Methodology
Ranked by total route distance for overnight sleeper services with regular scheduled departures throughout the year.
Quick Facts
| Category | Route Rankings |
| Entries | 10 |
| Unit | km |