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Travelling by Night Train Saves CO the Greens in the European Transport Committee Narvik 4 Kiruna TravellingWilli Sitte 2 across Europe Luleå 3 by night train Umeå Åre Duved Östersund 5 Sundsvall Helsinki 7 Saint Petersburg 1 3 Stockholm 4 5 2 Gothenburg Inverness 37 Aberdeen Fort William 37 36 Edinburgh Moscow Copenhagen Lund Glasgow Malmö 7 27 1 30 6 Smolensk Minsk Hamburg Crewe 11 12 6 13 Berlin Frankfurt (Oder) Poznań Warsaw Hanover 9 Brest 27 8 35 Magdeburg 10 27 36 30 37 41 42 Göttingen Kovel Wrocław London Brussels Cologne Aachen 35 Opole 42 Bonn 18 Exeter Katowice Plymouth 19 Liège Fulda Prague Kiev Koblenz Frankfurt Kraków Lviv 24 Würzburg Penzance Mainz 10 11 Ostrava 13 43 Przemyśl Khmelnytskyi Nuremberg Mannheim Temopil Regensburg Břeclav 14 Paris 27 15 Passau 11 Chop 16 18 Vienna Strasbourg 17 28 Augsburg Munich Bratislava 29 Linz 20 Freiburg 25 8 Bregenz 12 Salzburg 16 Budapest Basel 20 19 23 Dijon 21 24 22 Zurich Innsbruck 30 41 9 25 Feldkirch 44 13 26 Villach 43 Bolzano Ljubljana 38 Arad 22 Udine 15 39 40 29 Zagreb Braşov Venice 17 Milan Verona Rijeka Turin Belgrade 26 34 23 Genua Bologna 44 Rimini 45 30 Bucharest Pisa Florence Nice Toulouse Ferrol Livorno Hendaye 21 34 A Coruña 31 28 Vigo Portbou 14 38 Skopje 32 Zaragoza Barcelona Rome Valladolid 32 Salamanca Naples 39 45 Salerno Brindisi Thessaloniki Lecce 33 Madrid 34 31 33 Lisbon Messina Palermo Reggio di Calabria 40 Travelling by night train saves CO The Greens in the European Transport Committee Daniel Freund Every trip on the night train makes the journey unforgettable. Quite dierent from 887 km in 1.50 hrs a flight. My best memory: Beijing to Guangzhou. 26 hours. Narrow bed. The smell 274 kg CO of Chinese food flowing through the compartment. Nevertheless, I slept like a rock whilst the train was rocking smoothly. That's exactly what I wish for Europe. We have the infrastructure. We just have to get the trains on the track. Follow my work on Instagram, Twitter and on danielfreund.eu 1,074 km in 10.50 hrs 241 kg CO Anna Deparnay-Grunenberg In 2018, I was invited by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jane Goodall to the Austrian Climate Summit in Vienna to present our Stuttgart Divestment Initiative. How could I get there? My calendar was already packed around the summit. The night 1,134 km in 12.43 hrs train was the solution! In the evening there was time for the local council and Paris, Berlin, 43 kg CO for my family. The next day, I got o the train feeling rested and was able to city centre city centre report on concrete approaches to climate change at the conference. Night trains - sustainable and practical! Follow my work on Instagram, Twitter and on anna.deparnay-grunenberg.eu Whether Brindisi, Lisbon or Innsbruck: If you want to lead a climate-friendly life, you don't have to give up holidays on the Adriatic, the Atlantic or in the Alps. Because dozens of European holiday resorts and capitals can not only be reached by low-cost Travelling airlines - but comfortably by night train. There is already a wide network on European rails. This is not only much better for the climate, but it also saves time. You can fall asleep in Cologne at night and wake up across Europe rested in the heart of Vienna the next morning - without a stressful airport transfer. Travelling through Europe by night train is not a vision from a thrilling detective novel, but reality. If you prefer lying instead of flying on your next holiday, we have compiled numerous night train routes for your next trip on this map. Meanwhile, we are fighting by night train in the European Parliament to make the network even denser and the connections more aordable. Anna and Daniel * Disclaimer: The map does not claim to be complete. Connections Information on every connection shown on the map No. From – to Name/train number Also stops in To purchase via/operator 6 pm 8 pm 10 pm midnight 2 am 4 am 6 am 8 am 10 am midday 1 Stockholm – Malmö Nattåg 1 (2) 7.46 hrs Lund Statens Järnvägar (SJ) 2 Göteborg – Luleå Nattåg 72/92 (91/71) 16.29 hrs Sundsvall · Umeå SJ/Vy 3 Stockholm – Luleå Nattåg 94/3965 (3962/93) Green demands for 12.24 hrs Sundsvall · Umeå SJ/Vy 4 Stockholm – Narvik Nattåg 94 (93) 18.34 hrs Sundsvall · Umeå · Kiruna SJ/Vy night trains in Europe 5 Stockholm – Duved Nattåg 92/72 (71/91) 11.24 hrs Åre SJ 5 6 Berlin – Malmö Berlin Night Express, EN 300 (EN 301) 1. Fair competition between air and rail: kerosene tax for 12.38 hrs Hamburg · Høje Taastrup Snälltåget flights, no VAT for Europe-wide night train tickets! 7 Helsingfors – Moscow Leo Tolstoy 14.36 hrs Saint Petersburg RZD 2. Support the opening of new routes by providing start-up 8 Berlin – Vienna EN 457 (EN 456) 12.38 hrs Wrocław · Ostrava ÖBB funding so that new routes can be established! 9 Berlin – Zurich NJ 471 (NJ 470) 12.10 hrs Frankfurt · Hanover ÖBB 3. Fair prices for rail track use: track access charges should 10 Berlin – Przemyśl EN 50457 (EN 50456, IC 60456) 14.35 hrs Frankfurt (Oder) · Wrocław · Krakow Polrail Service not be an obstacle that prohibits night trains to run! 11 Hamburg – Vienna NJ 491 (NJ 490) 12.15 hrs Hanover · Nuremberg ÖBB 4. Simple booking: passengers need easy-to-find information 12 Hamburg – Innsbruck NJ 40491 (NJ 40420) 13.02 hrs on night trains and easy online booking options. Hanover · Nuremberg · Munich ÖBB 13 Hamburg – Zurich NJ 401 (NJ 40470) 12.15 hrs 5. Setting a good example: (EU) civil servants should travel Frankfurt · Hanover · Basel ÖBB 14 Munich – Rome NJ 295 (NJ 294) by night train on business trips – whenever possible. 13.12 hrs Bologna · Salzburg · Venice · Florence ÖBB 15 Munich – Zagreb EN 50463 (EN 498) 9.16 hrs Ljubljana · Salzburg · Villach Croatian Railways HZ 16 Munich – Budapest EN 463 (EN 462) 9.59 hrs Vienna · Salzburg ÖBB, MAV Hungarian Railways 17 Munich – Rijeka EN 60463 (EN 480) 10.10 hrs Ljubljana · Salzburg · Villach Croatian Railways HZ 18 Brussels – Vienna NJ 50425 (NJ 50490) 14.23 hrs Frankfurt · Cologne · Nuremberg ÖBB 19 Brussels – Innsbruck NJ 425 (NJ 424) 15.10 hrs Frankfurt · Munich · Cologne · Aachen ÖBB 20 Vienna – Bregenz NJ 446 (NJ 447) 9.34 hrs Innsbruck · Salzburg · Feldkirch ÖBB 21 Vienna – Livorno EN 1237 (EN 1234) 12.27 hrs Villach · Bologna · Florence · Pisa · Udine ÖBB 22 Vienna – Milan NJ 233 (NJ 235) 12.47 hrs Villach · Verona ÖBB 23 Vienna – Bucharest Dacia EN 347 (EN 346) 20.21 hrs Budapest · Brasov CFR Călători 24 Vienna – Kiev D 40147 (D 40749) Reasons for travelling 24.29 hrs Budapest · Lviv ÖBB 25 Zurich – Vienna Wiener Walzer NJ 467 (NJ 466) 10.15 hrs Salzburg · Innsbruck · Linz ÖBB by night train 26 Zurich – Belgrade EN 415 (EN 414) 20.57 hrs 5 Innsbruck · Villach · Ljubljana · Zagreb SBB 27 Paris – Moscow Transeuropean Express EN 453/24J Berlin · Frankfurt(Oder) · Warsaw · Minsk RZD 38.47 hrs 1. Environmentally friendly: Travelling by night train 28 Paris – Portbou Intercités de Nuit (ICN) 3731 11.56 hrs Toulouse SNCF consumes up to nine times less CO – compared to flying 29 Paris – Venice TH 221 (TH 220) 14.10 hrs with a low-cost airline. Milan · Dijon · Verona Thello 30 Nice – Moscow EN 408/18B (EN 17B/409) 2. Travelling time is sleeping time: if you’re lying instead Vienna · Milan · Innsbruck · Warsaw RZD 26.12 hrs 31 Hendaye – Lisbon Sud Expresso TH 313 (TH 310) of flying, you don't lose any time and you don't have to 12.55 hrs Salamanca · San Sebastián · Burgos RENFE worry about an airport transfer. 32 Barcelona – A Coruña/Vigo Galicia HOT 922 (TH 921) 14.54 hrs León · Saragossa · Burgos RENFE 3. ... and at the same time, you save a hotel stay and can 33 Madrid – Lisbon Lusitania TH 332 (TH 335) 9.47 hrs Salamanca · Coimbra RENFE start your holiday or business trip well rested. 34 Madrid – Ferrol TH 751 (TH 752) 12.11 hrs León · Valladolid · A Coruña RENFE 4. Getting to know each other: when taking a nightcap 35 London – Penzance The Night Riviera (RIV) 8.08 hrs Exeter · Plymouth Great Western Railway (GWR) at the train bar, you can also talk to your fellow travellers 36 London – Fort William The Deerstalker, CAL 12.12 hrs much better than when you’re squeezed into an Crewe · Edinburgh · Glasgow ScotRail 37 London – Aberdeen/Inverness The Highland Caledonian Sleeper, CAL aeroplane seat. 10.25 hrs Crewe · Edinburgh ScotRail 38 Bolzano – Rome ICN 763 (ICN 764) 5. The feeling: hard to describe - but anyone who has ever 8.30 hrs Bologna · Verona · Florence Trenitalia fallen asleep on a train rocking across Europe knows 39 Milan/Turin – Lecce ICN 755/765/757 (ICN 752/758/754) 11.40 hrs Bologna · Rimini Trenitalia what we mean. 40 Milan – Palermo ICN 1963 (ICN 1964) 20.46 hrs Rome · Pisa · Naples · Salerno · Messina Trenitalia 41 Warsaw – Budapest EuroNight Chopin 12.56 hrs Krakow · Ostrava · Katowice PKP (Polish State Railways) 42 Warsaw – Kiev D 68 (D 67) 18.15 hrs Lublin · Chelm Ukrzaliznytsia (UZ) 43 Prague – Zurich EN 50466 (EN 50467) 14.19 hrs Innsbruck · Linz · Salzburg Ceské dráhy (CD) Responsible for the content 44 Budapest – Bucharest Ister EN 473 (EN 472) 16.55 hrs Brasov · Arad MAV Hungarian Railways Daniel Freund Anna Deparnay-Grunenberg [email protected] [email protected] 45 Belgrade – Thessaloniki Hellas B 335 (B 334) 15.47 hrs +32 228 47 449 +32 2 28 45477 Skopje Serbian Railways Srbija Voz European Parliament Rue Wiertz 60 Dotted lines indicate connections that are served during the day.
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