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That's what I did when I went around northern Europe. Took the Stockholm to Malmo, and then switch to Copenhagen. Unfortunately, I don't think there was sleepe
by calyth2018 8y ago
That's what I did when I went around northern Europe.
Took the Stockholm to Malmo, and then switch to Copenhagen.
Unfortunately, I don't think there was sleeper cars.
That train departed late evening, got us there in the daytime. I figured if I'm paying to sleep, I might as well be moving. I only wish that there was bunks on that train.
- winterswift 8y agoThere are sleeper compartments on the SJ Night trains – I took one to Malmö, but they also run to the north and across to Göteborg. https://www.sj.se/en/about/about-sj/our-trains/sj-night-train.html https://www.sj.se/en/about/about-sj/our-trains/sj-night-trai...
- Tijdreiziger 8y ago> they also run to the north I took the sleeper from Stockholm to Kiruna in Lapland not too long ago. Definitely takes a while but it was a really nice experience!
- alexanderchr 8y agoThat Stockholm-Malmö night train is actually all sleepers except for one or two seating carriages. They tried to discontinue running it a few years ago but it’s becoming really popular so they might have just been sold out that night.