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Independent reference for night trains: which train runs where, when it

For agents: Independent reference for European night trains: routes, city pairs, countries, timetables, classes and a network map showing reachable cities.

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# nachtzug.net

> Independent reference for night trains: which train runs where, when it
> departs and arrives, where it stops, which sleeping-car classes it
> carries and where to book. Editorially maintained and checked against
> the operators. Published by Railworld AB, Älmhult, Sweden — not a
> railway company and not a ticket vendor.

Coverage: 265 night train routes, 328 city-pair journeys, 1,299 cities with a night train stop in 29 countries.

Languages (21): de, en, fr, it, ja, nl, pl, sv, uk, cs, es, hu, ro, tr, da, no, fi, sk, hr, bg, ko. Every page exists under a language
prefix, and the path segments are translated as well — the German train
page `/de/nachtzug/muenchen-rom/` is `/en/night-train/munich-rome/` in
English and `/it/treno-notte/monaco-di-baviera-roma/` in Italian. All
versions cross-reference each other with `hreflang`; `x-default` is
English.

Structured data, if you would rather read facts than prose:

- Train pages carry schema.org `TrainTrip` — departure and arrival time,
  every stop in order with coordinates, operator, train name and number —
  plus `FAQPage`.
- Journey pages (city pairs) carry `TrainTrip` for that section only, with
  `partOfTrip` pointing at the train it runs on. A journey is a part of a
  train, never a second page about the same train.
- Every page carries `BreadcrumbList`; the start page and the about page
  carry `WebSite` and `Organization`.

Two distinctions worth keeping straight, because they are the two mistakes
outsiders make most often with this data:

- A **train** is a service with a timetable (NJ295, Munich–Rome). A
  **journey** is a city pair lying on that train (Munich–Bologna). Both
  have their own pages.
- Whether a train **runs** is `service_status`, not whether its page is
  published. A page can be live for a service that is suspended for the
  season, and the page says so.

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Using this content to train or fine-tune a model is **not** permitted.
The editorial texts exist in nine languages and the timetable database is
maintained by hand against the operators; both represent substantial
investment by Railworld AB. This is a reservation of rights under
Article 4(3) of Directive (EU) 2019/790, stated here and in
machine-readable form in [robots.txt](https://nachtzug.net/robots.txt) as
`Content-signal: search=yes, ai-train=no, use=reference`.

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## Start here

- [All night trains](https://nachtzug.net/en/night-train/): every route, with timetable and classes. German: https://nachtzug.net/de/nachtzug/
- [All journeys](https://nachtzug.net/en/journey/): city pairs. German: https://nachtzug.net/de/verbindung/
- [Cities](https://nachtzug.net/en/city/): every city with a night train stop. German: https://nachtzug.net/de/stadt/
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