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   by fivecountries 6y ago

   Did the same trip, just the other way, in 2010. Clean, comfortable, cheap (comparing to night trains in Central Europe). Couldn't get much sleep though, because as the only European in the car, so many people wanted to chat with me. An
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   by fivecountries 6y ago

   No. Before 1989 the train connecting Berlin-Prague-Bratislava-Budapest would not cross the iron curtain. The only thing that changed a few years ago is Prague. Changed for SW Poland.
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   by fivecountries 6y ago

   DE, PL, CZ, SK, HU It does not run through Prague. It runs through Poland and then crosses CZ from Ostrava to Břeclav. Then SK (Kúty, Bratislava, Štúrovo) and then HU. Actually in central Europe the night trains usually join and split at so