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Traveling Through Europe by Night Train
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In August 2026, there will be four new nightly departures with commuter trains on the line between Uppsala (Märsta and Södertälje.
Traveling through Europe by night train might at first sound almost like a nostalgic experience. This option is actually very current and experiencing a new hype simply because rail is the most sustainable means of transport for long distances. Around 35 percent of all Germans have already taken a night train, and another 30 percent can easily imagine doing so. Various countries have therefore further expanded their cross-border overnight connec…
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