Stockholm to Berlin night train
Everything you need to plan the Stockholm–Berlin sleeper: operators, cabins, times, prices and rail-pass rules.
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Cabins & typical prices
Arriving in Berlin: top-rated tours
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Why take this train
Crosses the Øresund Bridge between Malmö and Copenhagen- SJ discontinued its own Stockholm-Berlin night service on 31 August 2026 after Sweden withdrew its subsidy
- Snälltåget, working with RDC Deutschland, is extending its own overnight service to cover the gap
- Some departures start further south in Hamburg or Dresden
- One of the few direct rail links between Scandinavia and central Europe
Rail passes & reservations
Reservation compulsory; pass acceptance depends on which operator (SJ vs Snälltåget) runs a given departure.
Before you use train or station Wi-Fi
Wi-Fi on a train or in a station is a network shared with other passengers. A VPN encrypts the connection between your device and the VPN server, one extra layer when you check email or log in to accounts on the road. NordVPN is one option.
See NordVPNFrequently asked questions
How long does the Stockholm to Berlin night train take?
The journey takes about 15h 15m, travelling overnight so you arrive the next morning.
How much does the Stockholm–Berlin sleeper cost?
Fares start from around €40 and rise with demand and cabin type. Booking early gets the lowest prices.
Is the Stockholm to Berlin train covered by Eurail or Interrail?
Partly — pass holders travel but pay a compulsory reservation and cabin supplement.
What cabin types are available?
You can choose between seat, couchette and sleeper cabin. A berth reservation is required.
Berlin 
8h 22m
European Sleeper
