List of night train connections in Germany

The list of night train connections in Germany includes all night trains that are scheduled to run on the DB AG network .

Explanations

Seen in this way, it has been all night trains in Germany since 1994. Both currently existing and previously offered connections are taken into account. The categories CNL , EN , D , NZ, ICN, DZ, TALGO and UEx operate or operate at night . ICEs and ICs that run continuously at night are also taken into account here.

The night trains of the ÖBB, which run in corridor traffic via Rosenheim (Salzburg - Innsbruck), are not taken into account , as these are tariff-classified as internal Austrian traffic.

Trains are also not taken into account - this usually includes all local trains running at night - whose train run does not cover the entire night period (approx. 11 p.m. - 6 p.m.), but whose service begins or ends at night.

If the complete time span of an offered connection is not known and is only used in individual years, question marks are used, for example:
"? - 2008 -? - 2010 -? "

The annual information relates to the timetable years .

Current connections (2017/18)

The following parts of this section seem since 2018 is out of date to be : Either "2017/2018" OR "Current Connections." Both are not possible together.
Please help to research and insert the missing information .

The timetable change in December 2016 was a turning point in German night train traffic. The trains running for almost two decades under the name City Night Line were all discontinued due to inefficiency. At the end of 2014, these night trains had already been extensively canceled. Several night ICE and IC trains took its place before 2016, but none of them have couchettes and sleeping cars. Sometimes there is a daily connection at night between the major cities in Germany, and sometimes there are only trips from Sunday to Monday at night.

However, some international night trains remained, for example the one from Paris to Moscow or connections from Berlin or Munich to Budapest.

At the end of 2016, the Austrian Federal Railways took over a large part of the night traffic in Germany. The trains run under the name ÖBB Nightjet usually daily, e.g. B. between Austria or Switzerland to Berlin, Hamburg or the Ruhr area. The connections from Munich to Italy were also taken over by ÖBB. Cars and motorcycles can also be taken on some of these trains.

ICE

The night-time ICE trains usually run between major German cities a little further away. In order to arrive at the destination in the morning hours, the trains largely bypass the high-speed routes and also stop in smaller towns.

ICE Kiel - Basel

In the 2020 timetable, a pair of ICE trains runs daily between Kiel and Basel under the train number and on the route of the former IC train pair 208/209.

Train number: 208/209 (daily)

Walkway

Kiel - Neumünster - Hamburg-Dammtor - Hamburg - Hamburg-Harburg - Bremen - Osnabrück - Münster - Dortmund - Bochum (direction Kiel) - Essen - Duisburg - Düsseldorf - Cologne - Bonn - Andernach (direction Kiel) - Koblenz - Mainz - Frankfurt Airport - Frankfurt - Mannheim - Heidelberg (direction Kiel) - Bruchsal (direction Kiel) - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf - Basel SBB

ICE Cologne - Berlin

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The connection existed from 2013 to 2015 and only ran in the night from Sunday to Monday. It was reactivated in 2018 and has operated daily since then. Its route differs somewhat from that of the day trains on ICE line 10. In the 2018 summer season, the ICE 949 drove via Berlin-Ostbahnhof to Binz on Rügen on Saturday morning and started again from there as ICE 948 to Cologne on Saturday evening . The extension will be offered again in the summer of 2019, but IC 1048/1049 will replace the ICE trains on the relevant days of the week for bicycles.

Train number Cologne - Berlin: 949 (ICE 2)

Train number Berlin - Cologne: 948 (ICE 2)

Walkway
Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Wuppertal  - Hagen  - Bochum  - Essen  - Mülheim  - Oberhausen  - Gelsenkirchen  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Gütersloh  - Bielefeld  - Herford  - Minden  - Hanover - Braunschweig - Magdeburg - Brandenburg - Potsdam - Berlin-Wannsee - Berlin Zoo - Berlin - Berlin Ostbahnhof

Between 2004 and 2012, the train only started its journey in Cologne. Likewise, it only ran from Sunday to Monday night. Before 2006, the trains stopped at the Zoo station . As of the 2014 timetable, the detours via Hagen-Oberhausen-Gelsenkirchen were no longer available; in a westerly direction, the train ended at Cologne / Bonn Airport instead of Aachen, although the direct route via Duisburg was previously used.

Walkway
Düsseldorf Airport  - Duisburg  - Mülheim  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Bielefeld  - Herford  - Bad Oeynhausen  - Minden  - Hanover  - Wolfsburg  - Stendal  - Berlin-Spandau  - Berlin  - Berlin East

The trains started in Aachen between 2013 and 2018.

Walkway
Aachen  - Dueren  -

ICE Munich - Hamburg

On Sunday evenings at 8:45 p.m., the ICE 990 leaves Munich Central Station and travels via Ulm, Stuttgart, Frankfurt and Hanover to Hamburg Central Station, which it reaches around 6:00 a.m. This ICE does not run a section from Fulda via the high-speed route to Hanover , but first via Bad Hersfeld and only from Göttingen again on the high-speed road. On the other days of the week it ends in Frankfurt. This connection has existed since 2005. Currently, the route goes to Hamburg-Altona, as in some other years before.

Train number: 990 (ICE 1)

Line course
Munich  - Munich-Pasing  - Augsburg  - Günzburg  - Ulm  - Stuttgart  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Hanau  - Fulda  - Bad Hersfeld  - Göttingen  - Hanover  - Lüneburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg-Altona

ICE Berlin - Munich

In the night from Sunday to Monday a train runs from Berlin to Munich. However, this does not take the Berlin – Hanover high-speed line, but via Potsdam and Magdeburg. This connection has been offered since 2016.

Train number: 781 (ICE 2)

Line course
Berlin Ostbahnhof - Berlin - Potsdam  - Brandenburg  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Hildesheim  - Göttingen  - Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe  - Fulda  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg - Ingolstadt - Munich

ICE Dortmund - Munich

A pair of trains runs between Munich and Dortmund at night. Since June 2016, this has ended in a north-westerly direction in Oberhausen instead of Dortmund Monday to Friday , and on Sundays it runs between Cologne and Dortmund via Wuppertal. Since 2013 it has been driving as follows:

Train number: 618/619 (ICE 3)

Line course

Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Cologne / Bonn Airport  - Sieburg / Bonn  - Montabaur  - Limburg Süd  - Frankfurt Airport (only exit) - Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport (only entry) - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Wiesloch-Walldorf  - Bruchsal  - Karlsruhe-Durlach  - Karlsruhe  - Vaihingen  - Ludwigsburg  - Stuttgart  - Plochingen  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

In 2011 and 2012 the daily rides were as follows:

Walkway
Dortmund  - Hagen  - Wuppertal  - Solingen  - Cologne  - Cologne / Bonn Airport  - Siegburg / Bonn  - Montabaur  - Limburg Süd  - Frankfurt Airport (only exit) - Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport (only entry) - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Bruchsal  - Vaihingen  - Ludwigsburg  - Stuttgart  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

ICE Hamburg - Chur

In addition to the usual daily connections on the ICE line 20, there is a night-time ICE between Hamburg and Chur once a week. This does not drive over the high-speed line Hanover-Würzburg on a longer section and also stops in Bad Hersfeld. This connection has existed since 2016.

Train number: 1271 (ICE 1)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Bad Hersfeld  - Fulda  - Hanau  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Zurich  - Sargans  - Landquart  - Chur

Between 2013 and 2015, the following was driven once a week:

Walkway
Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Bad Hersfeld  - Fulda  - Hanau  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Liestal  - Olten  - Bern  - Thun  - Spiez  - Interlaken West  - Interlaken Ost

ICE Munich - Berlin (- Hamburg)

Since 2018, an ICE has been running from Munich via Frankfurt to Berlin on a few days at night. In 2019, the train runs on Fri / Sat and Sun / Mon all year round, and daily in the summer season.

Train number Munich – Berlin: 992 (ICE 1) (canceled since December 15, 2019)

Train number Hamburg – Munich: 993 (ICE 1) (canceled since December 15, 2019)

Line course
Munich  - Augsburg  - Günzburg - Ulm  - Stuttgart  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Eisenach  - Gotha  - Erfurt  - Weimar  - Naumburg  - Halle  - Bitterfeld  - Berlin Südkreuz - Berlin
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Berlin-Spandau  - Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Luth. Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Leipzig  - Erfurt  - Gotha  - Eisenach  - Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport  - Mannheim  - Stuttgart  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

Since the timetable change on December 15, 2019, the trains ICE 992/993 have been discontinued and will be replaced by ICE 698/699 with the 412 series (ICE 4, twelve-part).

Train number Munich-Berlin: ICE 698 (ICE 4, BR 412) Train number Hamburg-Munich: ICE 699 (ICE 4, BR 412)

Train route ICE 698: Munich Hbf - Augsburg Hbf - Günzburg - Ulm Hbf - Stuttgart Hbf - Mannheim Hbf - Frankfurt (Main) Hbf - Eisenach - Gotha - Erfurt Hbf - Weimar - Naumburg (Saale) Hbf - Halle (Saale) Hbf - Bitterfeld - Berlin Südkreuz - Berlin Hbf (deep) - Berlin Gesundbrunnen

Train route ICE 699: Hamburg-Altona - Hamburg-Dammtor - Hamburg Hbf - Berlin-Spandau - Berlin Hbf - Berlin Südkreuz - Lutherstadt Wittenberg Hbf - Bitterfeld - Leipzig Hbf - Erfurt Hbf - Gotha - Eisenach - Frankfurt (Main) Hbf - Mannheim Hbf - Stuttgart Hbf - Ulm Hbf - Günzburg - Augsburg Hbf - München-Pasing - Munich Hbf

IC

The nocturnal Intercity have the same function as the ICEs.

IC Berlin - Frankfurt

It already existed in 2008 and since 2011 there has been an Intercity again during the week. This connection from Berlin to Frankfurt is offered in the night from Sunday to Monday. On the other days of the week, the journey starts in Bebra.

Train number: 1950

Walkway
Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Luth. Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Halle  - Leipzig  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Gotha  - Eisenach  - Bebra  - Bad Hersfeld  - Hünfeld  - Fulda  - Schlüchtern  - Hanau  - Offenbach  - Frankfurt

In 2006 and 2007 there was a night-time Intercity between Dresden and Frankfurt on weekdays with the same train number.

Walkway
Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Riesa  - Oschatz  - Leipzig  - Halle  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Gotha  - Eisenach  - Bebra  - Bad Hersfeld  - Hünfeld  - Fulda  - Schlüchtern  - Hanau  - Offenbach  - Frankfurt

IC Frankfurt - Hamburg

Since 2007 there has been a daily nightly intercity between Frankfurt am Main and Hamburg. Düsseldorf Airport and Mülheim were only served in a few years.

Train number: 2020/2021

Walkway
Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport  - Mainz  - Bingen  - Boppard  - Koblenz  - Andernach  - Remagen  - Bonn  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Düsseldorf Airport  - Duisburg  - Mülheim  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Münster  - Osnabrück  - Diepholz  - Bremen  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hamburg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg-Altona

From 2003 to 2007 the trains began their journey in Nuremberg, and on the weekend in Passau as well.

Walkway
Passau  - Plattling  - Straubing  - Regensburg  - Nuremberg  - Würzburg  - Aschaffenburg  - Hanau  - Offenbach  - Frankfurt  -

IC Hamburg - Zurich

The number of seats in the NJ401 / NJ40470 will be marketed in the 2020 timetable as IC60401 / IC60400 by DB AG.

The train will be combined with the train from Berlin in Hildesheim. The trains run daily.

Train number: 60401/60400

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  (direction Hamburg) / Bremen (direction Zurich) - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Brugg  - Baden  - Zurich

IC Rostock - Vienna

A night-time Intercity has been running between Berlin and Vienna since March 2020, with the exception of Saturdays it leaves Rostock.

Train number: 94/95

Walkway

Vienna Hbf  - Vienna Meidling  - St. Pölten Hbf  - Linz Hbf  - Wels Hbf  - Schärding  - Passau Hbf  - Plattling  - Straubing  - Regensburg Hbf  - Nürnberg Hbf  - Fürth (Bay) Hbf  - Erlangen  - Bamberg  - Lichtenfels  - Saalfeld (Saale)  - Jena -Göschwitz  - Jena Paradies  - Naumburg (Saale) Hbf  - Halle Hbf  - Leipzig Hbf  - Bitterfeld  - Lutherstadt Wittenberg  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin Hbf  - Berlin Gesundbrunnen  - Oranienburg  - Neustrelitz Hbf  - Waren (Müritz)  - Rostock Hbf

EN

These trains are classic night trains with seats, couchettes and sleeping cars.
Euronights have been providing connections to France, Russia, Belarus, Poland, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and the Czech Republic for several years. Often these trains are not operated by Deutsche Bahn at all.
The Euronights under the name ÖBB Nightjet came in December 2016 as a replacement for the no longer available City Night Lines. But the walking routes were slightly changed.

EN Kálmán Imre

In Munich, the EN to Budapest starts with the train to Zagreb. The train is winged in Salzburg. This connection is offered every night.

Train number: 268/269 (until 2008) | 462/463 (from 2009)

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Meidling  - Vienna  - Hegyeshalom  - Mosonmagyaróvár  - Tatabánya  - Kelenföld  - Budapest-Keleti

The D Kálmán Imre existed until 2000. From 1997 to 2000 it continued to Fonyód.

Walkway
- Siófok  - Fonyód

In 2001 the train was converted into a Euronight and has been offered as such again since 2004. Since 2001 it has ended again in Budapest.

? - 2010 -? through coaches were brought to Bucharest, which Budapest was attached to another train.

Walkway
- Lőkösháza  - Curtici  - Arad  - București North

EN Lisinski

In Munich the EN to Zagreb starts with the to Budapest. The train is winged in Salzburg. This connection is offered every night.

This connection already existed from 1995 to 2010 as D. In 2012 it was offered again, but was reversed as EN.

Train number: 296/297 (1995 - 2008) | 498/499 (since 2009) | 1198/1199 (2012-2014)

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Villach  - Jesenice  - Lesce-Bled  - Kranj  - Ljubljana  - Zidani Most  - Sevnica  - Dobova  - Zagreb

There are currently through coaches to Rijeka. ? - 2010 -? there were some to Beograd.

Train number: 480/60463

Walkway
- Borovnica  - Postojna  - Pivka  - Illirska Bistrica  - Sapjane  - Opatija Matulji  - Rijeka
- Zagreb  - Vinkovci  - Tovarnik  - Sid  - Beograd

EN Metropol

After only one year since the Budapest-Berlin connection was closed, operations resumed on December 9, 2018, but now on a partially new route.

Train number: 40476/40457

Walkway
Budapest-Keleti  - Vác  - Štúrovo  - Nové Zámky  - Bratislava hl. st.  - Kúty  - Břeclav  - Ostrava hl. n.  - Bohumín  - Racibórz  - Kędzierzyn-Koźle  - Opole Gł.  - Wrocław Gł.  - Głogów  - Zielona Góra  - Rzepin  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Berlin Ostbahnhof  - Berlin Hauptbahnhof  - Berlin-Charlottenburg

EN Berlin - Krakow - Przemyśl

In 2019, night train operations began on the Berlin - Racibórz - Katowice - Krakow - Przemyśl route. The three through cars (two seated cars and one sleeping car) run between Berlin and Racibórz together with the NJ 457 to Vienna and the EN 40457 to Budapest. During the night in Katowice they are united with IC 83192 Przemyślanin from Świnoujście to Przemyśl.
The existing connection was not displayed on the Deutsche Bahn website in 2019. Booking on the website of the Polish railway intercity.pl was possible, but the train connection was temporarily difficult to find because Berlin Gesundbrunnen and Berlin Lichtenberg were not approached, but had to be entered as the departure station.

Train number: 50456/50457

EN Strizh

Twice a week a night train of the Russian State Railways connects with Talgo wagons, called Strizh ( swifts ). The train runs from Berlin Central Station to Moscow to the Belarusian station and back over a distance of 1,886 kilometers (1919 kilometers according to the train notice). There are stops on the way in Frankfurt (Oder) , Rzepin , Poznań , Warsaw, Terespol , Brest , Minsk, Orscha and Smolensk . In 2018 the journey took 22 hours and 36 minutes, in the 2019 summer timetable from Moscow to Berlin 22 hours and from Berlin to Moscow 23 hours and 19 minutes.

Train number: 440/441

ÖBB Nightjet

When ÖBB took over a large part of German night train traffic , several connections were set up under the name " ÖBB Nightjet ", but none of them have their own train names:

NJ Hamburg - Zurich

The train will be combined with the train from Berlin in Hildesheim. The trains run daily.

In the 2020 timetable, the train runs south between Hamburg-Harburg and Hanover via Bremen instead of via Lüneburg as in previous years.

The number of seats in the NJ401 / NJ40470 will be marketed in the 2020 timetable as IC60401 / IC60400 by DB AG.

Train number: 401/40470

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  (direction Hamburg) / Bremen (direction Zurich) - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Brugg  - Baden  - Zurich

NJ Berlin - Zurich

The train is combined with the train from Hamburg in Hildesheim. The trains run daily.

Train number: 470/471

Walkway
Berlin Ostbahnhof  - Berlin  - Berlin Zoo  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Potsdam  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Brugg  - Baden  - Zurich

NJ Hamburg - Innsbruck

Once a day there is a drive between Hamburg and Innsbruck. Car and motorcycle transport is also possible. As far as Nuremberg, the train takes the train to Vienna. In Nuremberg it is combined with the train part from Düsseldorf.

Train number: 40420/40491

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck

NJ Hamburg - Vienna

It is also possible to transport cars, motorbikes and bicycles between Hamburg and Vienna. As far as Nuremberg, the train takes the train to Innsbruck. In Nuremberg it is combined with the train part from Düsseldorf.

Train number: 490/491

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Passau  - Wels  - Linz  - Amstetten  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Meidling  - Vienna  - Vienna (Auroreisezuganlage)

Until 2013 he was called "Hans Albers". From 2014 to 2016 he didn't have a name of his own. ? - 2006 -? was driven on to Budapest.

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Straubing  - Passau  - Schärding  - Neumarkt-Kallham  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

NJ Düsseldorf - Innsbruck

On the daily connection between Düsseldorf and Innsbruck there is also the possibility to transport cars and motorcycles on some days. As far as Nuremberg the train runs combined with the train part to Vienna. In Nuremberg it is combined with the train part from Hamburg. NJ 420 from Innsbruck to Düsseldorf does not stop in Bonn.

Train number: 421/420

Walkway
Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt South  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Rosenheim - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck

NJ Düsseldorf - Vienna

This NJ connects Düsseldorf with Vienna every day. Cars and motorcycles can also be transported here. Until Nuremberg the train runs combined with the train part to Innsbruck. In Nuremberg it is combined with the train part from Hamburg.

Train number: 40421/40490

Walkway
Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt Süd  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Passau  - Wels  - Linz  - Amstetten  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Meidling  - Vienna  - Vienna (car train system)

NJ Munich - Venice

There is a daily connection between Munich and Venice.

Train number: 40236/40463

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Villach  - Tarvisio Boscoverde  - Udine  - Pordenone  - Conegliano  - Trevisio  - Venezia Mestre  - Venezia Santa Lucia

NJ Munich - Rome

There is daily service between Munich and Rome. Together with the train part to Milan, the NJ begins its journey in Munich and is then winged in Villach. In Villach it is combined with the train part from Vienna.

Train number: 295/294

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Villach  - Tarvisio Boscoverde  - Bologna  - Firenze  - Arezzo  - Chiusi-Chianciano Terme  - Orvieto  - Roma

NJ Munich - Milan

There are daily trips between Munich and Milan. Together with the train part to Rome, the NJ begins its journey in Munich and is then winged in Villach.

Train number: 40235/40295

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Villach  - Padova  - Vicenza  - Verona  - Peschiera  - Desenzano  - Brescia  - Milano Lambrate  - Milano

EN without a name

EN Paris - Moscow

→ Main article : EN 452/453 (Paris – Moscow)

The Euronight from Paris to Moscow crosses France, Germany, Poland, Belarus and Russia. Such a connection exists twice a week.

Until 2011, a D operated from Berlin to Moscow under the name "Moskva-Express". From 2012 the trains started their journey in Paris. Now the trains run as EN. 2012 as “Transeuropean Express”, 2013 as EN “Moskva Express”. This train has not had its own name since 2013.

Train number: 440/411, 452/453 (since 2017) | 1252/1253 (2013 - 2016) | 452/453 (2012) | 442/443 (2009-2011) | 246/247 (until 2008)

Walkway
Paris-Est  - Strasbourg  - Karlsruhe  - Frankfurt Süd  - Erfurt  - Berlin  - Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Frankfurt  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Warszawa Zachodnia  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia  - Terespol  - Brest  - Baranavichy  - Minsk  - Orscha  - Vjasma  - Moskva-Belorusskaja

D.

D Berlin Night Express

Train number: 300/301

The Berlin-Night-Express couchette train connects Berlin with Malmö in southern Sweden. The train runs three times a week from mid-June to mid-August (2017). Until 2020 he used the ferry connection Sassnitz – Trelleborg of the shipping company Stena Line ( Königslinie ). Night trains between Berlin and Sweden have operated on this line since 1910 (1909?).

From 2021, the night train connection via Denmark and the bridges over the Great Belt and the Øresund will be resumed without trajectory. Individual trains are to be linked to Stockholm.

It is the only direct train connection between Germany and Sweden. Operators are the Swedish company Snallenåget and the Georg Verkehrsorganisation.

Former connections (1994-2017)

ICE

ICE Berlin - Cologne

The train connected Berlin with Cologne / Bonn Airport in the night from Sunday to Monday. This connection was offered from 2006 to 2015 with the exception of 2013.

Train number: 948

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin  - Berlin-Spandau  - Stendal  - Wolfsburg  - Hanover  - Minden  - Herford  - Bielefeld  - Gütersloh  - Hamm  - Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf Airport  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Cologne / Bonn Airport

In 2013 the trains ran via Magdeburg and Braunschweig.

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Hanover  -

ICE Munich - Hamburg

From 2013 to 2015 a train ran in the night from Sunday to Monday. Its route is identical to that of the daily connections.

Train number: 1706

Walkway
Munich  - Munich-Pasing  - Augsburg  - Donauwörth  - Treuchtlingen  - Nuremberg  - Erlangen  - Bamberg  - Lichtenfels  - Saalfeld  - Jena Paradies  - Naumburg  - Leipzig  - Wittenberg  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin  - Berlin-Spandau  - Hamburg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg-Altona

ICE Kiel - Basel

In 2009 and 2010 there was a daily ICE between Kiel and Basel.

Train number: 608/609

Walkway
Kiel  - Neumünster  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Bingen  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Bruchsal  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB

IC

IC Berlin - Munich

A night-time Intercity connects Berlin with Munich almost every day. It operates via Frankfurt am Main. This connection was offered from 2017 to 2018.

Train number: 2090/2095/2098

Walkway
Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Apolda  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Gotha  - Eisenach  - Fulda  - Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Stuttgart  - Esslingen  - Plochingen  - Göppingen  - Geislingen  - Ulm  - Neu-Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

IC Frankfurt - Munich

In the night from Sunday to Monday an Intercity ran between Frankfurt (Main) and Munich from 2006 to 2011 and 2013. From the direction of Munich, this connection was only available from 2006 to 2007.

Train number: 1590/1591

Walkway
Frankfurt  - Frankfurt Airport  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Wiesloch-Walldorf  - Bruchsal  - Vaihingen  - Ludwigsburg  - Stuttgart  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

IC Kiel - Basel

In the 2019 timetable, two night intercity services ran on different routes between Kiel and Basel.

Train number: 208/209 (daily) - from 2020 as ICE 208/209

Walkway

Kiel - Neumünster - Hamburg-Dammtor - Hamburg - Hamburg-Harburg - Bremen - Osnabrück - Münster - Dortmund - Bochum (direction Kiel) - Essen - Duisburg - Düsseldorf - Cologne - Bonn - Andernach (direction Kiel) - Koblenz - Mainz - Frankfurt Airport - Frankfurt - Mannheim - Heidelberg (direction Kiel) - Bruchsal (direction Kiel) - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf - Basel SBB

Train number: 478/479 (night Fri / Sat northward, night Sat / Sun southward)

Walkway
Kiel - Neumünster - Hamburg-Dammtor (direction Basel) - Hamburg - Hamburg-Harburg - Lüneburg - Uelzen - Celle - Hanover - Göttingen - Fulda - Hanau - Frankfurt - Mannheim  - Heidelberg - Bruchsal (direction Kiel) - Karlsruhe  - Baden- Baden  - Offenburg  - Lahr (Schwarzw) - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf

IC Cologne - Berlin

Between Cologne and Berlin, there was a nightly Intercity service almost every day. This connection was offered in 2017 and also stopped at the Zoo station in the direction of Cologne .

Train number: 446/447

Walkway
Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Gütersloh  - Bielefeld  - Minden  - Hanover  - Braunschweig  - Magdeburg  - Brandenburg  - Potsdam  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Berlin  - Berlin East

CNL

The City Night Line train type was introduced in 1998. They increasingly replaced the nocturnal express trains. There were relations both within Germany and to neighboring countries and to Italy.
In 2014 and 2015, CNL connections were canceled on a large scale. In 2016, three lines remained, which were discontinued at the end of the year. The routes of the EN lines newly set up by ÖBB for the 2016 timetable change and those of the night-time ICE are similar to that of the CNL.

CNL Apus

The CNL Apus ran daily between Frankfurt and Milan, on a few days from Amsterdam. The connection existed in 2009. A year earlier it existed as NZ.

Train number: 300/301 (2008) | 400/401 (2009)

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Oberhausen  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Bellinzona  - Lugano  - Chiasso  - Como  - Milan

In the direction of Germany there was a connection between Milan and Dortmund on Sundays and Mondays in the same year.

Walkway
Milan  - Brig  - Karlsruhe  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt  - Mainz  - Koblenz  - Bonn  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Dortmund

? - 2014 -? there was a daily connection between Munich and Milan under the name “Apus”. He went to Verona with the CNL "Lupus".

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Verona  - Peschiera  - Desenzano  - Brescia  - Milano Centrale

CNL Aurora

The CNL Aurora drove from Basel to Fulda from 2006 to 2010. It was only stopped there for operational purposes.

From 2006 to 2010 the trains continued to run with EN 482 as EN 482 "Hans Christian Anderssen" to Copenhagen, in 2006 some of them as NZ 1449 to Binz. At the same time through cars were carried to Warsaw as D.

With the Aurora through cars were carried from and from Amsterdam under the name "Borealis".

Train number: 472/473 (2006 - 2014) | 1174 (2013) | 1275 (2013 - 2014)

Walkway
Basel SBB  - Basel Bad Bf  - Freiburg  - Offenburg  - Karlsruhe  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt South  -

There was a seasonal train called "Vega" that ran between Basel and Binz. He drove from Basel on Fridays and Saturdays? - 2006 -? united with the CNL Aurora to Copenhagen. From the direction of Binz on Saturdays and Sundays with a NZ to Munich and Hagen.

From 2011 there was a daily connection between Copenhagen and Basel. The traffic ended here in December 2014.? - In 2014 through cars were taken to Prague (Orion) and Amsterdam (Borealis).

Walkway
Basel SBB  - Basel Bad Bf  - Freiburg  - Offenburg  - Karlsruhe  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt  - Fulda  - Hamburg  - Neumünster  - Flensburg  - Padborg  - Kolding  - Odense  - Ringsted  - Høje Taastrup  - Copenhagen

CNL Berlin

One of the first trains of this type was the CNL Berliner . It connected Berlin and Zurich with one another. It existed in this form until 2007 and drove daily. From 1996 to 1998 it operated as EN.

Train number: 358/359 (until 1998) | 478/479 (1999 - 2007) | 1242/1243 (2008) | 1258/1259 (2012)

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Dessau  - Halle  - Erfurt  - Frankfurt South  - Heidelberg  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Zurich

In 2005 there was a CNL under the name “Berliner”, which drove from Berlin to Hanover. Until Hanover, however, it was combined with the NZ 242 and drove as this. He continued his journey to Zurich.

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Spandau  - Wolfsburg  - Hanover  -

In 2008 there was a CNL under the name "Berliner", which began in Fulda and was combined in Hanover with the NZ 243 (Paris - Berlin) as NZ 243.

Walkway
- Hanover  - Wolfsburg  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin  - Berlin East

In 2012 there was another CNL “Berliner”, which came from Zurich as CNL 459 from Monday to Friday and went to Berlin-Lichtenberg.

Walkway
- Fulda  - Erfurt  - Weimar  - Naumburg  - Halle  - Bitterfeld  - Wittenberg  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin  - Berlin Gesundbrunnen  - Berlin-Lichtenberg

CNL Borealis

The CNL Borealis operated between Amsterdam and Copenhagen. Did he exist? - 2010 - 2012 -? - 2014 -?. The Borealis was part of the CNL Aurora (Copenhagen - Basel) and the other direction of the CNL Pollux (Amsterdam - Munich).

Train number: 40447/40483

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Wuppertal  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Bielefeld  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hamburg  - Neumünster  - Flensburg  - Padborg  - Kolding  - Odense  - Roskilde  - Copenhagen

CNL Canopus

The CNL Canopus ran daily between Zurich and Dresden or Prague. With the exception of 2012, it existed in this form from 2009 to 2015. From Zurich it went to Prague. In the opposite direction, the train did not begin until Dresden.

Train number: 458/459

Walkway
Zurich  - Baden  - Basel SBB  - Basel Bad Bf  - Freiburg  - Offenburg  - Karlsruhe  - Heidelberg  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt South  - Erfurt  - Weimar  - Naumburg  - Leipzig  - Riesa  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Praha

CNL Capella

The CNL Capella connected Berlin and Munich every day. The train was introduced in 2010 and canceled in 2015. In the Hildesheim freight yard he was united with the CNL Pyxis from Hamburg.

Train number: 1244/1245 (2010) | 1246/1247 (2011 - 2015)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Potsdam  - Brandenburg  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Hildesheim  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

CNL Cassiopeia

The CNL Cassiopeia Association ? - 2010 -? - 2012 -? - 2014 daily Paris with Munich and Innsbruck. In Munich this began as a part train CNL 40418 of the CNL Pollux (Munich - Amsterdam). In Paris with the CNL Perseus (Berlin - Paris) through cars were taken to Munich.

Train number: 40418/40451

2012 was also held in Metz and Saarbrücken .

Walkway
Paris-Est  - Metz  - Saarbrücken  - Stuttgart  - Plochingen  - Göppingen  - Geislingen  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck

CNL Danube Courier

The CNL Donau-Kurier had been in existence since 1998. It ran daily between Dortmund and Vienna. It has not existed in this form since 2008.

Train number: 222/223 (until 1997) | 212/213 (1998-2001) | 312/313 (2003 - 2007) | 420/421 (2012)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Salzburg  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

In 1994 the connection already existed as D.

In 2006 the Donau-Kurier operated combined with the NZ 301 (Dortmund –Torino) to Mannheim and until then also drove under the number NZ 301. In
2007 the CNL operated with the NZ 301 to Karlsruhe as the NZ 301. From Karlsruhe it was combined with EN 265 (Strasbourg - Vienna) as EN 265.

From 2012 to 2014 the EN Donau-Kurier operated a daily connection between Cologne and Gemünden (Main) . Gemünden was just a business stop. He continued his journey to Vienna as EN 491.

Walkway
Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Würzburg  -

CNL Eridanus

The CNL Eridanus ran every day between Dortmund and Nuremberg. From Frankfurt a part continued as CNL 401 (Amsterdam - Milano). Another part was combined in Nuremberg with the EN 491 (Hamburg - Vienna). In 2009 it existed as CNL and in 2010 as EN.

Train number: 420/421

Walkway
Dortmund  - Gelsenkirchen  - Essen  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt  - Hanau  - Nuremberg  -

CNL Hans Christian Andersen

The CNL Hans Christian Andersen connected Copenhagen and Innsbruck with each other on a daily basis. Some trains only started in Munich. It existed in its form in 2009 and 2010. Already from 1998 to 2008 it existed as Euronight. Before that he worked as D.? - 2006 -? through cars were brought to Binz .

Train number: 482/483 (1998 - 2010) | 481 (2003) | 1282/1283 (2009-2010) | 1382/1383 (2009-2010)

Walkway
København  - Høje Taastrup  - Ringsted  - Odense  - Kolding  - Padborg  - Flensburg  - Neumünster  - Hamburg  - Fulda  - Würzburg  - Nuremberg  - Treuchtlingen  - Ingolstadt  - Munich  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck

CNL comet

The CNL Komet operated daily between Hamburg and Zurich. It was one of the first three CNL lines and existed until all trains were canceled. In 1995 he already existed as D.

Train number: 470/471 (1998 - 2003) | 473 (2001) | 408/409 (2004) | 407 (2004-2005) | 478/479 (2009 - 2016) | 1270/1271 (2009-2014) | 1278/1279 (2009-2014) | 1276/1277 (2009-2014) | 1274 (2012-2014)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Bremen  - Hanover  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich

In 2008 the trains ran through the Ruhr and Rhine-Main areas . The trains ran daily. On Fridays, sometimes on Saturdays, the route was extended to Brig. From 2013 Brig was no longer served.

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Dortmund  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich  - Thun  - Spiez  - Frutingen  - Kandersteg  - Goppenstein  - Brig

In 2014 there was another CNL "Komet" from Mannheim to Chur, which came as CNL 419 from Amsterdam and as CNL 450 from Hamburg.

Walkway
- Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich  - Landquart  - Chur

His route was modified slightly in 2015. Bremen was no longer approached.

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich

CNL lupus

The CNL Lupus operated daily between Munich and Bologna from 2010 to 2013.

Train number: 484/485 (2009 - 2012; 2013 - 2016) | 494/495 (2012; 2014)

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Brenner  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Bozen  - Trento  - Verona  - Bologna

In 2012 it continued to Rome as EN 1035. In 2016 this connection existed as EN.

Walkway
- Firenze  - Arezzo  - Chiusi-Chianciano Terme  - Orvieto  - Roma

In 2012 there was also a CNL to Tarvisio under the name “Lupus”. Tarvisio was only an operational stop and it went on to Rome as EN 1235.

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Venezia Mestre  - Ferrara  - Bologna  - Firenze  - Arezzo  - Chiusi-Chianciano Terme  - Orvieto  - Roma

In 2009 there was an EN and in 2014 a CNL from Munich to Rome, which in 2014 combined with the CNL "Apus" to Verona. Both connections were offered daily.

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Verona Porta Nuova  - Firenze  - Arezzo  - Chiusi-Chianciano Terme  - Orvieto  - Roma

CNL Orion

CNL Orion I

The CNL Orion established a daily connection between Dresden and Munich. It existed in 2005 and 2006.? - 2006 -? there were through cars to Stuttgart and Zurich.

Train number: 1960/1961 (1995) | 1904/1905 (2003) | 1908/1909 (2003-2005) | 1408/1409 (2006)

Walkway
Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Riesa  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Eisenach  - Nuremberg  - Treuchtlingen  - Donauwörth  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

In 2000 and 2001 the connection existed as D and in 2003 and 2004 as NZ "Orion" a connection between Dresden and Munich. However, the journey only began in Dresden-Neustadt at that time. In addition, the airport and Halle were held in Leipzig / Halle. The trains did not stop at all between Halle and Nuremberg.

A further connection between Dresden and Munich existed daily until 1995 as D.

Walkway
Dresden  - Freiberg  - Chemnitz  - Glauchau  - Zwickau  - Reichenbach  - Plauen  - Hof  - Marktredwitz  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Neufahrn  - Landshut  - Freising  - Munich

CNL Orion II

? - 2014 -? the name "Orion" was used for the EN / CNL train part Prague - Copenhagen. In the Czech Republic it was part of EN 456/457 (from Prague with CNL Zurich and CNL Amsterdam / to Prague only CNL Amsterdam). From Copenhagen he operated with the 473 (Basel) and 40473 (Amsterdam) as 50473.

Walkway
Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Berlin East  - Berlin  - Berlin-Spandau  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Neumünster  - Flensburg  - Padborg  - Kolding  - Odense  - Roskilde  - Copenhagen

CNL Pegasus

The CNL Pegasus established a daily connection between Amsterdam and Basel. It existed in 2003 and? - 2006 -? - 2010 - 2012 -? - 2014.

In 2006 he was united with the CNL Komet from Zurich to Hamburg. From the direction of Amsterdam the train went to the CNL Pollux.

Train number: 40419/40478

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt  - Karlsruhe  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB

In 2012 it was extended to Brig on a few days during the season.

Walkway
- Baden  - Zurich  - Thun  - Spiez  - Frutigen  - Kandersteg  - Goppenstein  - Brig

In 2014 it was temporarily extended to Chur on individual days.

Walkway
- Baden  - Landquart  - Chur

CNL Perseus

The CNL Perseus established a connection between Berlin and Paris. Most of the time the train ran Monday to Friday. Some ended up in Lichtenberg instead of in Südkreuz . It existed from 2009 to 2014.

Train number: 450/451 (2009 - 2014) | 470/471 (2011; 2013) | 455 (2013)

Walkway
Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin  - Berlin-Spandau  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Saarbrücken  - Metz  - Paris-Est

? - 2012 -? - In 2014 “Perseus” through cars were brought to Hamburg with CNL . In Mannheim they were affiliated to the CNL Komet (Zurich - Hamburg).

Walkway
- Göttingen  - Hanover  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hamburg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg-Altona

CNL Phoenix

The CNL Phoenix operated between Prague and Berlin as EN / CNL 456- (?) With a part of the train to Copenhagen and Amsterdam. The way back was continued as CNL / EN 457 only with the Copenhagen train part. In the Czech Republic the train was marketed as EN, in Germany as CNL. Did this connection exist? - 2014 -?.

Train number: 456/457 (2009 - 2011) | 455 (2011)

Walkway
Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Berlin  - Bielefeld  - Hamm  - Dortmund  - Wuppertal  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Emmerich  - Arnhem  - Utrecht  - Amsterdam

In 2000 and 2001 a daily train operated as D between Prague and Amsterdam.

Walkway
Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Leipzig  - Halle  - Dortmund  - Münster  - Rheine  - Bad Bentheim  - Hengelo  - Deventer  - Amersfoort  - Amsterdam

CNL Pictor

The CNL Pictor operated? - 2010 -? - 2012 -? - 2014 daily between Munich and Venice.

Train number: 40363/40462 (2014)

Walkway
Munich  - Tarvisio Boscov  - Udine  - Pordenone  - Conegliano  - Trevisio  - Venezia

CNL Pollux

The CNL Pollux ran daily between Amsterdam and Innsbruck and existed in this form from 2009 to 2016.

Train number: 318/319 (2004 - 2008) | 418/419 (2009 - 2016) | 1318/1319 (2014) | 13319 (2012-2014)

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Frankfurt  - Stuttgart  - Plochingen  - Göppingen  - Geislingen  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck

Until 2008, some trains continued to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Walkway
Garmisch-Partenkirchen  - Oberau  - Murnau  - Weilheim  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich  - Munich-Pasing  -

Until 1997 this connection existed as the daily D.

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Wesel  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Stuttgart  - Göppingen  - Ulm  - Augsburg  - Munich

In 2000 and 2001, D drove daily between Amsterdam and Munich with a different route.

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Wesel  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Nuremberg  - Treuchtlingen  - Donauwörth  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich

CNL Pyxis

The CNL Pyxis ran daily between Hamburg and Munich. In the Hildesheim freight yard he was united with CNL Capella from Berlin. This connection existed from 2010 to 2015.

Train number: 1286/1287 (2010 - 2014) | 486/487 (2015)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hanover  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

CNL Semper

The CNL Semper operated daily between Dresden and Fulda Gbf in 2007. There it was combined with the CNL 459 (Berlin - Zurich) as the CNL 459.

Train number: 1458/1459 (2007) | 458/459 (2008; 2012)

Walkway
Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Riesa  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Eisenach  - Fulda  -

In 2006, 2008 and 2012 there was a daily CNL between Dresden and Zurich called “Semper”.

Walkway
Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Riesa  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Eisenach  - Bad Hersfeld  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Karlsruhe  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich

? - 2006 -? the train started from Zurich as CNL 50478 together with CNL 478 Berlin. From Dresden he drove as CNL 50479 together with CNL 1409 Munich and CNL 51409 Stuttgart.

CNL Sirius

The CNL Sirius operated between Berlin and Zurich. The trains began their journey in Berlin-Lichtenberg or Berlin-Gesundbrunnen.

Between 2009 and 2015, with the exception of 2011, the trains ran to Erfurt and then continued as CNL 458 to Zurich.

Train number: 1258/1259 (2009 - 2011) | 1250/1251 (2012 - 2015) | 1258/1259 (2013 - 2015) | 470/471 (2016)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Halle  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  -

In 2009 a CNL started in Fulda under the name “Sirius” as CNL 459 coming from Zurich and went to Berlin and Binz.

Walkway
- Fulda  - Erfurt  - Weimar  - Naumburg  - Halle  - Bitterfeld  - Wittenberg  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin  - Berlin-Gesundbrunnen

In 2011 there was a connection from Berlin to Zurich. The trains started in Binz on Saturday. The trains that started in Berlin began their journey in Lichtenberg . The route was slightly changed in this timetable year.

Walkway
Binz  - Bergen  - Greifswald  - Züssow  - Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Halle  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Bruchsal  - Schaffhausen  - Zurich

In 2016 the trains from Binz ran via Rostock instead of Greifswald. The trains starting in Berlin all started in Gesundbrunnen. It was also driven again via Mannheim and Freiburg.

Walkway
Binz  - Bergen  - Stralsund  - Ribnitz-Damgarten West  - Rostock  - Waren  - Neustrelitz  - Berlin Gesundbrunnen  - Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Wittenberg  - Bitterfeld  - Halle  - Naumburg  - Weimar  - Erfurt  - Fulda  - Frankfurt South  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Baden  - Zurich

? - 2006 -? Operated as a seasonal wagon group (only 1st and 2nd class sleeping cars and 1st and 2nd class T4) between Zurich and Norddeich Mole. On Fridays and Saturdays the train started its journey with CNL Komet to Hamburg. From Norddeich Mole, the group of wagons also operated with the CNL Komet on Saturdays and Sundays.

CNL ski expresses

The CNL Skiexpressen existed from 2010 to 2011. On Fridays there was a seasonal connection between Høje Taastrup and St. Anton.

Train number: 13374/13375

Walkway
Høje Taastrup  - Ringsted  - Odense  - Fredericia  - Padborg  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Ötztal  - St. Anton

CNL without a name

CNL Arhus - Bolzano

In 2009 there was a seasonal connection between Arhus and Bolzano on Fridays.

Train number: 13374/13375

Walkway
Århus  - Skanderbourg  - Vejle  - Fredericia  - Kolding  - Padborg  - Hamburg  - Hanover  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Innsbruck  - Bozen

EN

EN Capri

The EN Capri connected Munich and Naples every day. This connection was offered in 2001 and from 2004 to 2007. Until 2000 she was listed as D.

Train number: 286/287

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Bozen  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona Porta Nuova  - Bologna  - Firenze Campo di Marte  - Arezzo  - Chiusi-Chianciano Terme  - Roma Termini  - Napoli

EN Danubius

The EN Danubius ran daily between Frankfurt and Karlsruhe in 2009 and continued to Vienna as EN 469.

Train number: 408/409

Walkway
Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  -

EN Danube Waltz

The EN Donauwalzer ran daily between Ostend and Vienna until 1999. From 2000 to 2003 only the Vienna - Brussels section was served.

Train number: 224/225 (until 2001) | 324/325 (2003)

Walkway
Ostend  - Brugge  - Gent-St. Pieters  - Brussels-South  - Brussels-North  - Liège-Guillemins  - Verviers  - Aachen  - Cologne  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Straubing  - Passau  - Schärding  - Neumarkt-Kallham  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

EN Hans Albers

see EN Hamburg - Vienna

EN Jan Kiepura

The EN Jan Kiepura began its voyage in Warsaw and was united with EN Kopernikus from Prague in Berlin. The connection existed from 1998 to 2000 as well as 2015 and 2016. The journey was continued together to Oberhausen.

Train number: 248/249 (1998 - 2000) | 348/349 (2004 - 2008) | 347 (2004-2005; 2008) | 446/447 (2009 - 2016) | 436/437 (2010 - 2011; 2013) | 1236/1237 (2013-2014)

Walkway
Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Gütersloh  - Bielefeld  - Minden  - Hanover  - Braunschweig  - Magdeburg  - Brandenburg  - Potsdam  - Berlin  - Berlin East  - Frankfurt  - Rzepin  - Świebodzin  - Zbąszynek  - Poznań  - Konin  - Kutno  - Warszawa Zachodnia  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

In 2004 and 2005 there was a connection between Brussels and Warsaw on Saturdays and Sundays.

Walkway
Brussels-South  - Brussels-North  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hanover  - Berlin East  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Konin  - Kutno  - Warszawa Zachodnia  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

From 2006 to 2007 there was a daily connection between Frankfurt and Warsaw.

Walkway
Frankfurt  - Koblenz  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Bochum  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Gütersloh  - Bielefeld  - Minden  - Hanover  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Konin  - Kutno  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

Between 2008 and 2014 there was a daily connection between Amsterdam and Warsaw.

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Solingen  - Wuppertal  - Hagen  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Bielefeld  - Berlin  - Rzepin  - Zbąszynek  - Poznań  - Konin  - Kutno  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

? - 2010 -? through coaches were brought to Moscow, which were attached to another train in Warsaw.

Train number: 11014

Walkway
- Siedlice  - Terespol  - Brest  - Baranovichi  - Minsk  - Orsha  - Smolensk  - Vyazma  - Moskva Belorusskaya

EN Johannes Kepler

The EN Johannes Kepler operated daily between Wiesbaden and Prague in 2007.

Train number: 352/353

Walkway
Wiesbaden  - Frankfurt Airport  - Hanau  - Fulda  - Leipzig  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Lovosice  - Roudnice nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Praha

In 2008 a similar connection was offered daily between Basel and Prague.

Walkway
Basel SBB  - Basel Bad Bf  - Freiburg  - Offenburg  - Karlsruhe  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt South  - Fulda  - Leipzig  - Riesa  -

EN Copernicus

The EN Kopernikus ran daily between Prague and Oberhausen. The line existed from 2012 to 2015 as EN, from 2004 to 2008 as NZ. In Berlin Ostbahnhof he was united with the EN Jan Kiepura from Warsaw and both parts then drove together to Oberhausen. Partly this train was also run as CNL.

Train number: 456/457

Walkway
Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Berlin East  - Berlin  - Bielefeld  - Hamm  - Dortmund  - Hagen  - Wuppertal  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Oberhausen

In 2014 there was a daily connection between Prague and Amsterdam.

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Wuppertal  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Bielefeld  - Hanover  - Berlin  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Praha

EN Metropol

Until the timetable change in December 2017, an EN of the Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) ran once a day between Budapest and Berlin. From 1995 to 1997 there was a connection as D, which began in Berlin-Lichtenberg. In 2009 they switched to an EN. In 2009 the trains started in Berlin-Wannsee. Since 2010, Berlin Hbf has been the starting point.

Train number: 378/379 (until 1997) | 476/477 (from 1998)

Walkway
Budapest Keleti  - Vác  - Szob  - Štúrovo  - Nove Zamky  - Bratislava  - Kúty  - Břeclav  - Brno  - Pardubice  - Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Berlin Südkreuz  - Berlin

From Břeclav there were through cars to Vienna.

Train number: 40406/40477

Walkway
- Břeclav  - Vienna Meidling  - Vienna

EN North Express

The EN Nord-Express ran daily between Copenhagen and Cologne in 1997. In some cases, the journey continued to Aachen.

Train number: 232/233

Walkway
København  - Høje Taastrup  - Ringsted  - Odense  - Kolding  - Padborg  - Flensburg  - Hamburg  - Bremen  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Aachen

EN Orient Express

The EN Orient-Express ran between Paris and Vienna from 2004 to 2007. From 2008 the Paris - Strasbourg section was no longer served and significantly fewer intermediate stops were also served. In 2009 this connection will be completely discontinued.

Train number: 262/263 (until 2007) | 264/265 (2008) | 468/469 (2009)

Walkway
Paris-Est  - Chalons  - Nancy  - Strasbourg  - Kehl  - Baden-Baden  - Karlsruhe  - Pforzheim  - Stuttgart  - Göppingen  - Geislingen  - Ulm  - Neu-Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich-Pasing  - Munich East  - Salzburg  - Attnang-Puchheim  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

EN Spree-Donau-Kurier / Donau-Spree-Kurier

The EN Spree-Donau-Kurier (from Berlin) and the EN Donau-Spree-Kurier (from Budapest) operated daily between the two cities until 2000.

Train number: 228/229 (1998 - 2006) | 428/429 (2007 - 2008)

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Dessau  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Jena Saalbf  - Passau  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West  - Bruck  - Hegyeshalom  - Győr  - Budapest-Keleti

From 2001 they drove to Vienna. The route also changed.

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Dessau  - Bitterfeld  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Jena Paradies  - Saalfeld  - Bamberg  - Nuremberg  - Regensburg  - Passau  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

From 2006 the trains began in Berlin-Wannsee. In 2008 this connection was canceled.

Walkway
Berlin-Wannsee  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin Ost  - Berlin-Schönefeld Airport  - Wittenberg  - Leipzig  - Naumburg  - Jena Paradies  - Saalfeld  - Bamberg  - Nuremberg  - Passau  - Schärding  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Valentin  - Amstetten  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West

NZ

The train type NZ (= night train) existed from 1999 to 2008. These were typical night trains.

Berlin - Munich

Between 1999 and 2005 there was this connection between Berlin and Munich Monday through Saturday.

Train number: 1500/1501 (1999) | 1900/1901 (2000-2005)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Halle  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

Berlin - Bonn

From 1999 to 2000, an NZ ran daily between Berlin and Bonn.

Train number: 1548/1549 (1999) | 1948/1949 (2000)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Potsdam  - Magdeburg  - Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Bonn-Bad Godesberg

Berlin - Dresden

This daily NZ between Berlin and Dresden came as NZ 1949 from Hagen and drove on to Dresden. This connection existed in 2004.

Train number: 1978/1979 (2004) | 378/379 (2006) | 378 (2007) | 467/477 (2008)

Walkway
- Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin-Schönefeld Airport  - Dresden

From 2005 to 2008 this NZ drove daily between Berlin and Prague. He came from Hagen as NZ 1449.

Walkway
- Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Praha

Berlin - Paris

An NZ ran daily between Berlin and Paris. This connection was offered between 2000 and 2008.

Train number: 242/243

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Spandau  - Hanover  - Bielefeld  - Liège-Guillemins  - Brussels-South  - Paris-North

Until 1999 there was a very similar connection between the two cities as D.

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Hanover  - Bielefeld  - Verviers  - Namur  - Charleroi South  - St. Quentin  - Paris-North

Binz - Dortmund

This NZ ran daily between Stralsund and Dortmund. During the season, the journey began in Binz. In the opposite direction, however, the train only started in Hagen. This connection was offered from 2001 to 2007. From the direction of Hagen there was? - 2006 -? Through coaches to Prague and Copenhagen. From the direction of Stralsund / Binz, through cars drove to Munich.

Train number: 1948/1949 (2001-2005) | 1448/1449 (2006-2007)

Walkway
Binz  - Bergen  - Stralsund  - Greifswald  - Züssow  - Pasewalk  - Prenzlau  - Eberswalde  - Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Potsdam  - Magdeburg  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Solingen-Ohligs  - Wuppertal  - Hagen  - Dortmund

Dortmund - Prague

In 2003 there was a daily connection between Dortmund and Prague.

Train number: 370/371

Walkway
Dortmund  - Halle  - Leipzig / Halle Airport  - Leipzig  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Praha

Dortmund - Munich

An NZ ran daily between Munich and Dortmund from 1999 to 2001.

Train number: 1510/1511 (1999) | 1914/1915 (2000 - 2003) | 1916/1917 (2003)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Koblenz  - Stuttgart  - Göppingen  - Ulm  - Augsburg  - Munich

Between 2001 and 2003 there was a daily connection between Dortmund and Munich. On Saturdays in the season, they continued to Garmisch-Partenkirchen.

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Stuttgart  - Plochingen  - Göppingen  - Geislingen  - Ulm  - Günzburg  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East  - Weilheim  - Murnau  - Oberau  - Garmisch-Partenkirchen

Hamburg - Paris

From 2000 to 2007 there was a daily connection from Hamburg to Dortmund. As far as Dortmund, this continued with IC 2021 as IC 2021 and continued its journey as NZ 242 to Paris-Nord. Previously it existed as D.

Train number: 236/237

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Dortmund  - Liège-Guillemins  - Brussels-South  - Paris-North

Hamburg - Munich

From 1999 to 2005 there was a daily connection between Hamburg and Munich.

Train number: 1588/1589 (1999) | 1988/1989 (2000-2005)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Hanover  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

Norddeich - Munich

This NZ established a connection between Norddeich and Munich on Saturdays and Sundays during the season. This connection was offered from 2000 to 2003.

Train number: 1910/1911 (2000; 2003) | 1912/1913 (2001)

Walkway
Norddeich Mole  - Norddeich  - Norden  - Emden  - Leer  - Meppen  - Lingen  - Rheine  - Münster  - Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Stuttgart  - Göppingen  - Ulm  - Augsburg  - Munich

Stuttgart - Binz

This NZ ran daily between Stuttgart and Stralsund. In the summer season we drove to Binz. This connection was offered in 1999 and 2000.

Train number: 1550/1551 (1999) | 1950/1951 (2000)

Walkway
Stuttgart  - Bietigheim-Bissingen  - Mühlacker  - Bruchsal  - Heidelberg  - Darmstadt  - Frankfurt  - Hanau  - Fulda  - Potsdam  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin East  - Eberswalde  - Prenzlau  - Pasewalk  - Züssow  - Greifswald  - Stralsund  - Bergen  - Binz

Stuttgart - Hamburg

From 1999 to 2001 there was a daily connection between Stuttgart and Hamburg.

Train number: 1598/1599 (1999) | 1998/1999 (2000 - 2001) | 236/237 (2003)

Walkway
Stuttgart  - Kornwestheim  - Bietigheim-Bissingen  - Bruchsal  - Heidelberg  - Darmstadt  - Frankfurt  - Bremen  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Hamburg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg-Altona

Stuttgart - Fulda

In 2001 a daily train ran between Stuttgart and Fulda. In Fulda it was only held for operational purposes. There he drove on to Copenhagen as EN 482 Hans Christian Andersen.

Train number: 1950/1951 (2001)

Walkway
Stuttgart  - Vaihingen  - Heidelberg  - Frankfurt  - Hanau  -

Mannheim - Florence

In 2003 there was a daily connection between Mannheim and Florence.

Train number: 300/301 (2003 - 2008) | 1300 (2007-2008)

Walkway
Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Bellinzona  - Lugano  - Chiasso  - Como  - Monza  - Milan  - Bologna  - Firenze

From 2004 to 2006 there was a daily connection between Dortmund and Milan. On Saturdays the trains ended in Florence.

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Chiasso  - Como  - Monza  - Milan  - Bologna  - Firenze

In 2006, trains in Turin ended a few days a year. From 2007 to 2008 there were daily trips between Dortmund and Milan.

From 1994 to 2001 this connection already existed as D. On some days of the week the journey continued to Florence.

Munich - Paris

Between 2003 and 2008 there was a daily connection between Munich and Paris.

Train number: 260/261

Walkway
Munich  - Augsburg  - Ulm  - Göppingen  - Stuttgart  - Pforzheim  - Karlsruhe  - Paris-Est

Munich - Florence

From 2003 to 2007 there was a daily NZ between Munich and Florence.

Train number: 288/289 (2003; 2005 - 2007)

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Innsbruck  - Brenner  - Bozen  - Trento  - Verona Porta Nuova  - Nogara  - San Felice  - Bologna  - Firenze

D trains

The express train (D) was a widespread type of train in long-distance transport into the 21st century. They were available both as day and night trains. The nightly connections abroad were more and more discontinued. Some were transferred to other train types. In the last ten years there have only been a few trains that were run as D. This primarily concerned night trains to Russia. There is currently no night train running as D.

D Alfred Nobel

The D Alfred Nobel ran daily between Hamburg and Stockholm. As far as Helsingborg, only operational stop (ferry unloading), the train went with the D 390 (Hamburg - Gothenburg) as D 290. It existed until 1995.

Train number: 290/291 (until 1995) | 390/391 (until 1995)

Walkway
Hamburg  - Lübeck  - Puttgarden  - Copenhagen  - Helsingør  - Helsingborg F  - Hässleholm  - Alvesta  - Nässjö  - Mjölby  - Linköping  - Norrköping  - Nyköping  - Södertälje  - Stockholm Syd  - Stockholm

A part of the train continued from Helsingborg to Gothenburg until 1995.

Walkway
- Halmstad  - Falkenberg  - Varberg  - Gothenburg

D Amstelland

The D Amstelland ran daily between Berlin and Amsterdam until 1996 and 1999. In 1996 it was extended to Schiphol. In 1997 and 1998 there was a nightly IR connection. However, the IR 340 "Amstelland" was only used from Berlin to Amsterdam. The opposite direction was not served. In 1997 the Zoo station was the starting point, a year later the Ostbahnhof.

Train number: 340/341

Walkway
Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Spandau  - Brandenburg  - Magdeburg  - Braunschweig  - Hanover  - Minden  - Osnabrück  - Rheine  - Bad Bentheim  - Hengelo  - Almelo  - Deventer  - Apeldoorn  - Amersfoort  - Amsterdam  - Schiphol Airport

D Arkona

The D Arkona ran daily between Basel and Stralsund. During the season they drove to Binz. The D Arkona existed in this form until 1997.

Train number: 350/351

Walkway
Binz  - Bergen  - Stralsund  - Rostock  - Bad Kleinen  - Schwerin  - Wittenberge  - Magdeburg  - Halle  - Erfurt  - Bebra  - Fulda  - Frankfurt  - Darmstadt  - Heidelberg  - Bruchsal  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Müllheim  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB

In 1998 Ribnitz-Damgarten was the end point. Thereafter this connection as such was deleted entirely.

Walkway
Ribnitz-Damgarten West  - Rostock  - Bützow  - Bad Kleinen  - Schwerin  - Ludwigslust  - Wittenberge  - Stendal  - Magdeburg  -

D Balt-Orient-Express

The D Balt-Orient-Express drove daily between Berlin and Bucharest. This connection was offered until 1995.

Train number: 372/373 (until 1994) | 1072/107 (1995)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin Schönefeld Airport  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Dresden  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Brno  - Břeclav  - Kúty  - Bratislava  - Nove Zamky  - Štúrovo  - Budapest-Keleti  - Lőkösháza  - Curtici  - Bucureşti North

D Brenner Express

The D Brenner Express ran daily between Munich and Florence until 2001.

Train number: 288/289

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Innsbruck  - Brenner  - Brixen  - Bozen  - Mezzocorona  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona  - Nogara  - Bologna  - Firenze

D Csardas

The D Csardas connected Malmö and Budapest with each other on a daily basis. The trains were loaded onto a ferry between Trelleborg and Sassnitz. This connection existed until 1998.

Train number: 1010/1011 (until 1995) | 1110/1111 (1996-1997) | 310/311 (1998)

Walkway
Malmö  - Trelleborg  - Sassnitz harbor  - Sassnitz  - Bergen  - Stralsund  - Greifswald  - Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Praha-Holešovice  - Brno  - Kúty  - Bratislava  - Rajka  - Budapest-Keleti

D Dolomites Express

The D Dolomiten-Express ran between Dortmund and Bolzano on the weekend. This connection was offered until 2001.

Train number: 1122/1123 (1994 - 1995) | 1124/1125 (1994-2001; 2003) | 1126/1127 (2001; 2004)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt  - Würzburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Franzensfeste  - Klausen  - Bozen

D Gedania

The D Gedania ran daily between Berlin and Gdynia until 1999.

Train number: 320/321

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Bernau  - Eberswalde  - Angermünde  - Tantow  - Szczecin Gumieńce  - Szczecin Główny  - Gdynia Główna

D Italia-Express

The Italia-Express ran daily between Dortmund and Rome in 1995.

Train number: 1204/1205

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Worms  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Domodossola  - Milano Lambrate  - Bologna  - Firenze  - Roma

In 1996 there was a daily D "Italia-Express" between Cologne and Rome.

In 1997 there was another D “Italia-Express”, which ran daily between Cologne and Florence in the summer season.

D Carinthia Express

The D Kärnten-Express established a daily connection between Hamburg and Klagenfurt until 2001.

Train number: 1298/1299 (1994-1995) | 1198/1199 (1996-2001) | 1196/1197 (2001)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Würzburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Freilassing  - Salzburg  - Golling-Abtenau  - Bischofshofen  - St. Johann  - Dorfgastein  - Bad Hofgastein  - Bad Gastein  - Mallnitz-Obervellach  - Spittal-Millstättersee  - Villach  - Velden  - Pörtschach  - Krumpendorf  - Klagenfurt

D Kashtan

The D Kashtan drove daily between Berlin and Kiev in 2009 and from 2011 to 2012. Its route, however, differed from that of the Kiev Express.

Train number: 440/441 (2009; 2011 - 2012) | 444/445 (2009; 2011 - 2012) | 1240/1241 (2013)

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin  - East Berlin  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Kutno  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia  - Dęblin  - Puławy Miasto  - Lublin  - Chełm  - Dorohusk  - Jagodin  - Kowel  - Rafaliwka  - Sarny  - Korosten  - Kyjiw

In 2013 there was another D under the name “Kashtan”, which ran between Berlin and Warsaw. But he only drove on individual days of the year.

Walkway
Berlin-Gesundbrunnen  - Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

D Kiev Express

The D Kiev Express drove daily between Berlin and Kiev. This connection existed until 1994.

Train number: 248/249

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Frankfurt  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Poznań Główny  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia  - Terespol  - Brest  - Kyiv

D Luna

The D Luna was there daily between Norddeich and Munich until 1998.

Train number: 1924/1925 (1994)

Walkway
Norddeich Mole  - Norddeich  - Norden  - Emden  - Leer  - Lingen  - Rheine  - Münster  - Hamm  - Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Ingolstadt  - Munich  - Munich East

D Malmo Express

In 1997 the D Malmö Express connected Berlin with Malmö every day.

Train number: 318/319

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Eberswalde  - Greifswald  - Stralsund  - Bergen  - Trelleborg  - Malmö

D meteor

The D Meteor wrong to 1997 on some days between Hamburg and Munich.

Train number: 1988/1989 (until 1995) | 1588/1589 (1996)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Hanover  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

D Nils Holgersson

The D Nils Holgersson drove daily from Berlin to Malmö. This connection was offered from 1998 to 2000.

Train number: 318/319

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin East  - Eberswalde  - Pasewalk  - Greifswald  - Stralsund Rügen Dam  - Bergen  - Sassnitz Harbor  - Trelleborg  - Malmö

D North Express

The D Nord-Express drove daily between Ostend and Copenhagen. It existed until 1997.

Train number: 232/233

Walkway
Ostend  - Brugge  - Gent-St. Pieters  - Brussels-South  - Bruxelles  - Brussels-North  - Leuven  - Liège-Guillemins  - Verviers  - Aachen  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Münster  - Osnabrück  - Bremen  - Hamburg  - Lübeck  - Puttgarden  - Rødby  - Nykøbing  - Naestved  - Høje Taastrup  - København

D North-West Express

The D North-West Express ran daily between Amsterdam and Copenhagen. It existed until 1997.

Train number: 1236/1237

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Amersfoort  - Hengelo  - Bad Bentheim  - Rheine  - Bremen  - Hamburg  - Lübeck  - Puttgarden  - Rødby  - Nykøbing  - Naestved  - Høje Taastrup  - København

D Orient Express

The D Orient Express ran daily between Paris and Budapest. This connection was offered until 2001.

Train number: 262/263

Walkway
Paris-Est  - Nancy  - Luneville  - Sarrebourg  - Saverne  - Strasbourg  - Kehl  - Karlsruhe  - Stuttgart  - Munich East  - Salzburg  - Attnang-Puchheim  - Wels  - Linz  - St. Valentin  - Amstetten  - St. Pölten  - Vienna Hütteldorf  - Vienna West  - Bruck  - Hegyeshalom  - Győr  - Budapest-Keleti

D East-West Express

The D East-West Express ran daily between Brussels and Moscow until 1997.

Train number: 240/241

Walkway
Brussels-South  - Brussels-North  - Liège-Guillemins  - Aachen  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Duisburg  - Essen  - Dortmund  - Hamm  - Bielefeld  - Hanover  - Braunschweig  - Magdeburg  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia  - Terespol  - Brest  - Minsk  - Orsha  - Smolensk  - Vyazma  - Moskva-Belorusskaya

D Baltic Express

Until 1995 the D Ostsee-Express existed between Copenhagen and Berlin. He drove daily.

Train number: 308/309 (until 1995) | 1309 (1995)

Walkway
København  - Høje Taastrup  - Naestved  - Nykøbing  - Gedser  - Warnemünde  - Rostock  - Güstrow  - Waren  - Neustrelitz  - Fürstenberg  - Oranienburg  - Berlin-Lichtenberg

D Riviera Express

The D Riviera Express ran daily between Cologne and Pisa during the summer season. Sometimes they drove to Livorno. From 1998 to 1999 the connection was offered as D.

Train number: 1204/1205

Walkway
Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Worms  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Chiasso  - Milano Lambrate  - Pavia  - Genova Piazza Principe  - Genova Brignole  - Rapallo  - Chiavari  - Sestri Levante  - La Spezia  - Viareggio  - Pisa  - Livorno

In 2001 and 2002 there was a seasonal double-room connection from Dortmund to Rimini as Riviera-Express on some days of the week.

Train number: 13326/13327

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne Messe / Deutz  - Bonn-Beuel  - Neuwied  - Mainz  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Karlsruhe  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Genova Piazza Principe  - San Margherita  - Sestri Levante  - Monterossa  - La Spezia  - Viareggio  - Pisa  - Livorno

D Sanssouci

The D Sanssouci existed until 1995. It drove daily between Berlin and Vienna.

Train number: 376/377

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin-Schönefeld Airport  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Ústí nad Labem  - Praha-Holešovice  - Brno  - Břeclav  - Hohenau  - Vienna South

D Saßnitz-Express

The D Saßnitz-Express ran daily between Berlin and Malmö. This connection was offered in 1993 and 1994.

Train number: 318/319

Walkway
Berlin East  - Eberswalde  - Greifswald  - Stralsund Rügen Dam  - Bergen  - Sassnitz  - Sassnitz Harbor  - Trelleborg  - Malmö

D Saxonia

The D Saxonia existed until 2000 and ran daily between Dresden and Fonyód.

Train number: 1278/1279

Walkway
Dresden  - Bad Schandau  - Děčín  - Praha-Holešovice  - Brno Kralovo  - Břeclav  - Kúty  - Bratislava  - Nove Zamky  - Komarno  - Komarum  - Székesfehérvár  - Fonyód

D Switzerland Express

The D Schweiz-Express ran daily between Amsterdam and Basel until 2001. Some trains have been extended to Chur.

Train number: 202/203 (until 2001) | 1202/1203 (1995)

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Wesel  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Airport  - Darmstadt  - Heidelberg  - Bruchsal  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Basel Bad Bf  - Basel SBB  - Zurich  - Landquart  - Chur

D Skiexpress

The Skiexpress ran between Brussels and San Candido on Fridays and Saturdays during the season. This connection existed in 1995.

Train number: 1116/1117

Walkway
Brussels-South  - Brussels-North  - Liège-Guillemins  - Verviers  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Gossensass  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Bruneck  - Toblach  - Innichen

D Ski-Express Switzerland

The D Express ski Switzerland wrong in the season Friday between Dortmund and Chur. It existed from 1996 to 2001. Until 2004 it was still offered as UEx.

Train number: 1202/1203

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Basel Bad Bf  - Zurich Altstetten  - Landquart  - Chur

D Spree-Alpen-Express

The D Spree-Alpen-Express ran on Fridays between Berlin and Verona during the season. It existed until 1998.

Train number: 1182/1183 | 1282/1283

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Dessau  - Halle  - Rosenheim  - Oberaudorf  - Kiefersfelden  - Kufstein  - Brixlegg  - Jenbach  - Schwaz  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Klausen  - Bozen  - Auer  - Mezzocorona  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona

D St. Petersburg Express

Until 1997 the D St. Petersburg Express ran daily between Berlin and St. Petersburg.

Train number: 298/299

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Warszawa Gdańska  - Kuźnica Białostocka  - Grodno  - Vilnius  - Daugavpils  - Pskow  - Sankt-Peterburg-Warszawski

D Stanislaw Moniuszko

The D Stanislaw Moniuszko existed in 2009 and ran daily between Berlin and Warsaw.

Train number: 448/449

Walkway
Berlin-Gesundbrunnen  - Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Kostrzyn  - Gorzów  - Krzyż  - Piła  - Bydgoszcz  - Toruń  - Aleksandrów  - Włocławek  - Kutno  - Łowicz  - Sohaczew  - Warszawa Zachodnia  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

? - 2010 -? there was a daily train between Berlin and Poznan, which then went in three different directions, namely to Warsaw, Gdynia and Krakow. The group of wagons to Gdynia was divided again in Dirschau . Some then went to Königsberg.

Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin  - East Berlin  - Frankfurt  - Rzepin  - Poznań  -	- Poznań  - Warszawa Zachodnia  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia
	- Poznań  - Bydgoszcz  - Laskowice  - Tczew  - Gdańsk  - Sopot  - Gdynia
	- Tczew  - Elbląg  - Mamonowo  - Kaliningrad
	- Poznań  - Leszno  - Wrocław  - Opole  - Gliwice  - Zabrze  - Katowice  - Jaworzno Szczakowa  - Kraków

D Viking Express

The D Viking Express ran daily between Paris and Copenhagen. It existed until 1995.

Train number: 1232/1233

Walkway
Paris-Nord  - Maubeuge  - Jeumont  - Charleroi Sud  - Namur  - Liège-Guillemins  - Verviers  - Aachen  - Cologne  - Düsseldorf  - Osnabrück  - Hamburg  - Puttgarden  - Rødby  - Nykøbing  - Naestved  - Høje Taastrup  - København

D Vorarlberg Express

The D Vorarlberg Express ran between Dortmund and Innsbruck on Fridays during the season. This connection was offered until 2001.

Train number: 1018/1019 (until 1995) | 1118/1119 (1996-2001)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn-Beuel  - Koblenz  - Ulm  - Biberach  - Aulendorf  - Ravensburg  - Friedrichshafen city  - Lindau  - Bregenz  - Dornbirn  - Hohenems  - Feldkirch  - Bludenz  - Langen  - St. Anton  - Landeck  - Imst -Pitztal  - Ötztal  - Innsbruck

D without a name

Amsterdam - Rimini

Until 1995 there was a daily connection between Amsterdam and Rimini.

Train number: 200/201

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Wesel  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Mannheim  - Heidelberg  - Karlsruhe  - Bellinzona  - Lugano  - Chiasso  - Como  - Milano  - Bologna  - Ravenna  - Cervia-Milano Marittima  - Cesenatico  - Rimini

In 1996 and 1997 the journey started in Dortmund instead of Amsterdam.

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  -

Amsterdam - Villach

Until 1995 there was a connection between Amsterdam and Villach on Fridays.

Train number: 1214/1215

Walkway
Amsterdam  - Utrecht  - Arnhem  - Emmerich  - Wesel  - Oberhausen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Ulm  - Augsburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Salzburg  - Bischofshofen  - Badgastein  - Spittal-Millstättersee  - Villach

Basel - Warsaw

? - 2010 -? gave a daily connection between Basel and Warsaw. As far as Fulda, this train went together with the CNL Komet (Basel - Hamburg).

Train number: 50472 (2010) | 446/483/473 (2010)

Walkway
Basel SBB  - Basel Bad Bf  - Freiburg  - Offenburg  - Karlsruhe  - Mannheim  - Frankfurt South  - Berlin  - Berlin East  - Rzepin  - Poznań  - Konin  - Kutno  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

In the same year through cars were carried to Moscow, which were attached to another train in Warsaw.

Walkway
- Siedlice  - Terespol  - Brest  - Baranovichi  - Minsk  - Orsha  - Smolensk  - Vyazma  - Moskva Belorusskaya

At the same time there was still a train part that came from Munich, seasonally also from Innsbruck, and was combined with the part from Basel in Berlin.

Walkway
Innsbruck  - Jenbach  - Wörgl  - Kufstein  - Munich  - Ingolstadt  - Nuremberg  - Würzburg  - Fulda  - Hanover  - Berlin  -

Berlin - Koenigsberg

In 2007 there was a daily connection between Berlin and Königsberg.

Train number: 320/321

Walkway
Berlin-Charlottenburg  - Berlin Zoologischer Garten  - Berlin  - Berlin East  - Szczecin Gumieńce  - Szczecin  - Szczecin Dąbie  - Stargard Szczecinski  - Chociwel  - Runowo Pomorskie  - Łobez  - Świdwin  - Białogard  - Koszalin  - Sławno  - Słupsk  - Lębork  - Wejherowo  - Gdynia  - Sopot  - Gdansk Oliwa  - Gdańsk Wrzeszcz  - Gdańsk  - Tczew  - Malbork  - Elbląg  - Braniewo  - Kaliningrad

Berlin - Saratov

Until 1996, a D ran a few days a week between Berlin and Saratov, which drove as follows. In 1997 the Ryazan and Tambov stops were added.

Train number: 1248/1249

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Poznań Starołęka  - Terespol  - Brest  - Smolensk  - Vyazma  - Ryazan  - Michurinsk  - Tambov  - Saratov

From 1998 the following was used. From 2000, instead of Warszawa Gdańska Warszawa Centralna and Warszawa Wschodnia were served in Warsaw. The stops Biała Podlaska and Bogiawlensk were also added . From 2003 Kirsanow , Umet , Tamala and Wertunovskaya were also served.

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Rzepin  - Poznań Starołęka  - Warszawa Gdańska  - Siedlce  - Terespol  - Brest  - Baranovichi  - Minsk  - Orsha  - Smolensk  - Vyazma  - Bekasowo  - Ryazan  - Ryazhsk  - Michurinsk  - Tambov  - Rtishchevo  - Atkarsk  - Saratov

From 2007, the trains began their journey at the Zoo station.

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin  - East Berlin  - Frankfurt  -

This connection between Berlin and Saratov was offered until 2012.

Berlin - Loerrach

In 1995 there was a train from Berlin to Lörrach at times when needed.

Train number: 1458/1459

Walkway
Berlin-Wannsee  - Karlsruhe  - Offenburg  - Freiburg  - Loerrach

Berlin - Krakow

Until 1997 a daily train connected Berlin and Krakow with the following route:

Train number: 448/449

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Eisenhüttenstadt  - Frankfurt  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Wrocław  - Katowice  - Kraków Główny

From 1999 to 2001 it was driven as follows. The number of on-the-go stations has increased significantly.

Walkway
Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin Ost  - Frankfurt (Oder)  - Kunowice  - Rzepin  - Zielona Góra  - Nowa Sól  - Głogów  - Ścinawa  - Wołów  - Brzeg Dolny  - Wrocław  - Brzeg  - Opole  - Kędzierzyn Koźle  - Gliwice  - Zabrze  - Katowice  - Jaworzno Szczakowa  - Trzebinia  - Kraków

In 2003 the route changed again. The trains already started their journey in Potsdam. In 2004 the trains started in Berlin-Lichtenberg. The number of stops on the way decreased somewhat. This connection was then deleted.

Walkway
Potsdam  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Wrocław  - Berlin East  - Lübben  - Lübbenau  - Cottbus  - Forst  - Żary  - Żagań  - Legnica  - Wrocław  -

Berlin - Klagenfurt

Between Berlin and Klagenfurt there was a daily D.

Train number: 1208/1209

Walkway
Berlin-Wannsee  - Dessau  - Halle  - Rosenheim  - Bad Endorf  - Prien  - Übersee  - Traunstein  - Freilassing  - Salzburg  - Golling-Abtenau  - Bischofshofen  - St. Johann  - Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Dorfgastein  - Bad Hofgastein  - Badgastein  - Mallnitz-Obervellach  - Spittal-Millstättersee  - Villach  - Velden  - Pörtschach  - Krumpendorf  - Klagenfurt

Dortmund - Paris

In 1994 there was this daily connection between Dortmund and Paris.

Train number: 230/231

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Aachen  - Verviers  - Liège-Guillemins  - Namur  - Charleroi South  - Jeumont  - Maubeuge  - Aulnoye  - St. Quentin  - Paris-North

Frankfurt - Portbou

Between Frankfurt and Portbou there was a daily D.

Train number: 1173

Walkway
Frankfurt  - Mannheim  - Karlsruhe  - Baden-Baden  - Kehl  - Strasbourg  - Mulhouse  - Belfort  - Avignon  - Narbonne  - Cerbère  - Portbou

Fredericia - Wörgl

From 1996 to 1998 there was a train from Hamburg to Wörgl on Saturdays and Sundays.

Train number: 1184/1185

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Würzburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl

From 1999 to 2001 the route was extended to Fredericia a few days a year.

Walkway
Fredericia  - Kolding  - Linderskov  - Vojens  - Rødekro  - Tinglev  - Padborg  - Flensburg  - Hamburg-Altona  -

Hamburg - Oberstdorf

Until 2001, a daily train ran between Hamburg and Oberstdorf. Until 2003 a connection was still offered as UEx.

Train number: 1088/1089 (until 1995) | 1584/1585 (1996-1999) | 1984/1985 (2000 - 2003)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Ulm  - Kempten  - Immenstadt  - Sonthofen  - Fischen  - Oberstdorf

Hamburg - Paris

Until 1998, a daily connection between Hamburg and Paris was offered.

Train number: 242/243 (until 1998) | 234/235 (1997)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Liège-Guillemins  - Namur  - Charleroi South  - Jeumont  - Maubeuge  - Paris-North

Cologne - Portbou

In the summer season, a daily train connected Cologne with Portbou. This connection was offered until 2000.

Train number: 1273

Walkway
Cologne  - Bonn-Beuel  - Koblenz  - Trier  - Wasserbillig  - Luxembourg  - Bettembourg  - Thionville  - Uckange  - Hagondange  - Metz  - Nancy  - Toul  - Neufchâteau  - Culmont-Chalindrey  - Dijon  - Lyon-Perrache  - Valence  - Avignon  - Nimes  - Montpellier-Saint- Roch  - Sète  - Agde  - Béziers  - Narbonne  - Perpignan  - Argelès-sur-Mer  - Port-Vendres  - Cerbère  - Portbou

Leipzig - Warsaw

Until 1995 there was a daily connection between Leipzig and Warsaw.

Train number: 451/452 (until 1999) | 453 (until 2009)

Walkway
Leipzig  - Wurzen  - Oschatz  - Riesa  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Bautzen  - Löbau  - Görlitz  - Zgorzelec  - Węgliniec  - Wrocław  - Łódź Kaliska  - Warszawa  - Warszawa Wschodnia

From 1996 to 2003 the train only started its journey in Dresden.

Walkway
Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Bautzen  -

Munich - Ancona

Until 2001, trains ran daily between Munich and Verona. Some of them continued to Ancona or Pescara.

Train number: 488/489 (1994) | 1288/1289 (until 2001)

Walkway
Munich  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Klausen  - Bozen  - Auer  - Mezzocorona  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona Porta Nuova  - Bologna  - Forli  - Cesena  - Rimini  - Riccione  - Pesaro  - Fano  - Ancona  - San Benedetto  - Pescara

Prague - Paris

Until 1997 there was a daily connection between Prague and Paris.

Train number: 1251/1252

Walkway
Praha  - Praha-Holešovice  - Ústí nad Labem  - Děčín  - Bad Schandau  - Dresden  - Dresden-Neustadt  - Leipzig  - Erfurt  - Saarbrücken  - Forbach  - Metz  - Paris-Est

Saarbrücken - Lyon

This train ran between Saarbrücken and Lyon on Fridays and Sundays from 1997 to 1999.

Train number: 6106/6607

Walkway
Saarbrücken  - Forbach  - St. Avold  - Metz  - Nancy  - Toul  - Neufchâteau  - Culmont-Chalindrey  - Dijon  - Chalon-sur-Saône  - Mâcon  - Lyon-Part-Dieu  - Lyon-Perrache

Saarbrücken - Nice

Until 1997 there was a daily train between Saarbrücken and Nice in the summer season.

Train number: 6138/6631

Walkway
Saarbrücken  - Forbach  - Metz  - Nancy  - Marseilles-Saint-Charles  - Nice

Stuttgart - Lecce

Until 1994 there was a daily connection between Stuttgart and Lecce.

Train number: 388/389 (1994) | 1082/1083 (1995) | 1188/1189 (1996-1999)

Walkway
Stuttgart  - Böblingen  - Horb  - Rottweil  - Tuttlingen  - Singen  - Schaffhausen  - Bülach  - Zurich  - Bellinzona  - Chiasso  - Como  - Milano  - Bologna  - Ancona  - Pescara  - Bari  - Brindisi  - Lecce

In 1995 there was a connection between Singen and Lecce. This train only ran on a few Fridays and Saturdays.

Walkway
Singen  - Schaffhausen  - Zurich  - Zug  - Arth-Goldau  - Bellinzona  - Lugano  - Chiasso  - Milano Lambrate  - Bari  - Brindisi  - Lecce

Double room

The DZ (train for special and charter traffic) was a type of train that existed from 1999 to 2001 and 2007.

Ferienexpress / Ferieekspres

In 2000 there was a seasonal connection between Hamburg and Venice on Fridays with the DZ Ferienexpress / Ferieekspres .

Train number: 13418/13419

Walkway
Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Brixlegg  - Jenbach  - Schwaz  - Innsbruck  - Steinach  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Klausen  - Waidbruck  - Bozen  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona  - Padova  - Venezia Mestre  - Venezia Santa Lucia

Snow Express

The DZ SchneeExpress existed in 1999 and 2007. It ran between Hamburg and Bludenz on Fridays during the winter season. In 1999, however, it did not have its own name.

Train number: 13484/13485 (1999; 2001) | 13264/13265 (2007)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Telfs-Pfaffenhofen  - Ötztal  - Imst-Pitztal  - Landeck  - St. Anton  - Langen  - Bludenz

2007 Fridays a seasonal connection between Padborg and Bludenz with a different route.

Walkway
Padborg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Bremen  - Diepholz  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Dortmund  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Bingen  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Ötztal  - Imst-Pitztal  - Landeck  - St. Anton

Double room without a name

Dortmund - Rimini

In 2000 and 2001 there was a seasonal connection between Dortmund and Rimini on Sundays. Some trains have been extended to Pesaro. Until 2003, the connection was still available as UEx.

Train number: 13326/13327

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne Messe / Deutz  - Bonn-Beuel  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt Süd  - Würzburg  - Cervia-Milano Marittima  - Cesenatico  - Gatteo  - Igea  - Rimini Torre Pe.  - Rimini  - Riccione  - Cattolica S Gio.  - Pesaro

Hamburg - Fonyód

On Sundays there was a connection between Hamburg and Fonyód in the 2000 and 2001 season.

Train number: 13426/13427

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hannover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Würzburg  - Kelenföld  - Székesfehérvár  - Balatonaliga  - Szabadisisto  - Siofok  - Zamardi  - Balatonföldvár  - Balatonszemes  - Balatonlelle  - Balatonboglar  - Fonyód

ICN

The ICN (InterCityNight) train type existed from 1994 to 1998. It drove exclusively in Germany.

ICN meteor

The ICN Meteor existed between Hamburg and Munich from 1996 to 1998 and ran daily.

Train number: 1588/1589

Walkway
Hamburg Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Hanover  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

ICN without a name

Berlin - Munich

From 1994 to 1998 there was a daily connection between Berlin and Munich.

Train number: 1900/1901 (1994-1995) | 1500/1501 (1996-1998)

Walkway
Berlin-Charlottenburg  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Halle  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

In 1998 the route in Berlin looked like this:

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  -

Berlin - Bonn

Until 1997, a daily train ran between Berlin and Bonn

Train number: 1944/1945 (1995) | 1544/1545 (1996-1997) | 1543/1544 (1998)

Walkway
Berlin-Charlottenburg  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Dortmund  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Bonn-Bad Godesberg

In 1998 the trains were extended to Frankfurt (Main).

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Potsdam  - Magdeburg  - Dortmund  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt

TALGO

The TALGO train type existed from 2006 and 2009. There was only domestic German traffic.

TALGO Pluto

There was a daily connection between Berlin and Munich with the TALGO Pluto . In 2009 it operated under the name "Capella".

Train number: 1400/1401 (2006 - 2007) | 1200/1201 (2008 - 2009) | 1210/1211 (2009)

Walkway
Berlin-Lichtenberg  - Berlin East  - Berlin  - Berlin Zoological Garden  - Berlin-Wannsee  - Halle  - Fürth  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

TALGO meteor

In the period from 2006 to 2009, the TALGO Meteor provided a daily connection between Hamburg and Munich. In 2009 the train went under the name “Pyxis”.

Train number: 1488/1489 (2006 - 2007) | 1288/1289 (2008-2009)

Walkway
Hamburg Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Hanover  - Augsburg  - Munich  - Munich East

UEx

The train type UEx (UrlaubExpress) is a seasonal supplementary train that runs both during the day and at night. The night connections existed from 2003 to 2008.

UEx Dolomitenexpress

The Uex Dolomitenexpress runs on Fridays, sometimes to Bozen, Merano or Venice. It was offered from 2003 to 2005.

Train number: 1124/1125 (2003-2005) | 1126/1227 (2003) | 1128/1129 (2003-2005)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt South  - Würzburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Bozen  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona  - Vicenza  - Padova  - Venezia Mestre  - Venezia Santa Lucia

UEx without a name

Dortmund - Wörgl

From 2004 to 2008, with the exception of 2005, there was a connection between Dortmund and Wörgl on Sundays during the season. From Munich in 2004 he joined a UEx from Hamburg.

Train number: 1120/1121 (2004) | 13364/13365 (2006 - 2008)

Walkway
Dortmund  - Bochum  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt South  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Freilassing  - Salzburg  - Golling-Abtenau  - Bischofshofen  - St. Johann  - Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Zell  - Maishofen-Saalbach  - Saalfelden  - Fieberbrunn  - St. Johann  - Kitzbühel  - Kirchberg  - Brixen  - Westendorf  - Hopfgarten  - Wörgl

In 2004 and 2005 there was a connection from Hamburg to Wörgl.

Train number: 1198/1199

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Bebra  - Fulda  -

Hamburg - Klagenfurt

There was a seasonal connection between Hamburg and Klagenfurt on Sundays in 2003 and 2004.

Train number: 1192/1193 (2003) | 1195/1196 (2003) | 1194/1195 (2004) | 1198/1199 (2004-2005)

Walkway

Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Fulda  - Würzburg  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Freilassing  - Salzburg  - Golling-Abtenau  - Bischofshofen  - St. Johann  - Schwarzach -St. Veit  - Dorfgastein  - Bad Gastein  - Mallnitz-Obervellach  - Spittal-Millstättersee  - Villach  - Velden  - Pörtschach  - Krumpendorf  - Klagenfurt

In 2005 they drove to Wörgl.

Walkway
- Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Zell  - Maishofen-Saalbach  - Saalfelden  - Fieberbrunn  - St. Johann  - Kitzbühel  - Kirchberg  - Brixen  - Westendorf  - Hopfgarten  - Wörgl

In 2003, the journey began in Fredericia on a few days.

Walkway
Fredericia  - Kolding  - Vojens  - Padborg  - Flensburg  - Hamburg-Altona  -

Hamburg - Bludenz

This seasonal connection between Hamburg and Bludenz existed from 2003 to 2008.

Train number: 13484/13485 (2003) | 13488/13489 (2004-2006) | 13354/13355 (2007-2008)

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Telfs-Pfaffenhofen  - Ötztal  - Imst-Pitztal  - Landeck  - St. Anton  - Langen  - Bludenz

Hamburg - Rijeka

On Fridays there was a seasonal connection between Hamburg and Rijeka in 2005.

Train number: 1194/1195

Walkway

Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Stelle  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Bebra  - Fulda  - Salzburg  - Golling-Abtenau  - Bischofshofen  - St. Johann  - Schwarzach-St. Veit  - Dorfgastein  - Bad Gastein  - Mallnitz-Obervellach  - Spittal-Millstättersee  - Villach  - Rosenbach  - Jesenice  - Lesce-Bled  - Ljubljana  - Postojna  - Ilinska Bistrica  - Sapjane  - Opatija-Matulji  - Rijeka

In 2006 the journey began in Dortmund instead of Hamburg.

Train number: 1120/1121

Walkway
Dortmund  - Wanne-Eickel  - Gelsenkirchen  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn-Beuel  - Koblenz  - Mainz  - Frankfurt South  - Salzburg  -

Hamburg - Karlsruhe

In 2004 and 2005, a train connected Hamburg with Karlsruhe on Saturdays during the season. One part went to Brig and the other to Basel.

Train number: 1984/1985 | 1294/1295 | 1274/1275

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  -

Walkway
- Basel Bad Bf  - Zurich Altstetten  - Landquart  - Chur
- Basel Bad Bf  - Spiez  - Frutingen  - Kandersteg  - Goppenstein  - Brig

Hamburg - Telfs-Pfaffenhofen

2006 and 2007 ran on Fridays in the season between Hamburg and Telfs-Pfaffenhofen. The route of this train differed from that of the train between Hamburg and Bludenz.

Train number: 1214/1215

Walkway
Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Bremen  - Osnabrück  - Münster  - Essen  - Duisburg  - Düsseldorf  - Cologne  - Bonn-Beuel  - Koblenz  - Feldkirch  - Bludenz  - Langen  - Landeck  - Imst-Pitztal  - Ötztal  - Telfs-Pfaffenhofen

In 2005 the trains began their journey in Dortmund. The train number was the same.

Walkway
Dortmund  - Essen  -

Hamburg - Bolzano

In the period from 2006 to 2008, a seasonal train ran between Hamburg and Bolzano on Fridays.

Train number: 13374/13375

Walkway
Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg-Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Hamburg-Harburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Kreiensen  - Göttingen  - Bebra  - Fulda  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Bolzano

In 2006 a train continued to Venice.

Train number: 13380/13381

Walkway
- Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona  - Vicenza  - Padova  - Venezia Mestre  - Venezia Santa Lucia

Fredericia - Bourg-St-Maurice

In 2006 a train ran between Fredericia and Bourg-St-Maurice on Fridays during the season.

Train number: 1273/1274

Walkway
Fredericia - Kolding  - Padborg  - Hamburg-Altona  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Lüneburg  - Uelzen  - Celle  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe  - Bern  - Geneva  - Albertville  - Mountiers-Salins  - Bourg-St-Maurice

Høje Taastrup - Saint Michel Valloire

In 2007, a seasonal train ran between Høje Taastrup and Saint Michel Valloire on Fridays.

Train number: 1273/1274

Walkway
Høje Taastrup  - Ringsted  - Odense  - Fredericia  - Kolding  - Padborg  - Hamburg Dammtor  - Hamburg  - Lüneburg  - Hanover  - Göttingen  - Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe  - Lausanne  - Geneva  - Chambery  - St. Pierre  - St. Michel Valloire

Munich - Pescara

From 2003 to 2005 there was a seasonal connection between Munich and Pescara. In 2006 they drove to Ancona.

Train number: 1288/1289

Walkway
Munich  - Munich East  - Rosenheim  - Kufstein  - Wörgl  - Jenbach  - Innsbruck  - Matrei  - Steinach  - Brenner  - Sterzing  - Franzensfeste  - Brixen  - Bozen  - Trento  - Rovereto  - Verona  - Bologna  - Forli  - Cesena  - Rimini  - Riccione  - Cattolica  - Pesaro  - Fano  - Senigallia  - Ancona  - Civitanova  - Porto  - San Benedetto  - Alba Adriatica  - Giulianova  - Pescara

Web links

• Long-distance transport database. In: grahnert.de. Retrieved December 27, 2016 . 
• Timetable information from Deutsche Bahn (2016/17). In: bahn.de. Retrieved December 27, 2016 . 
• Route maps 2001 - 2016. In: bahnstatistik.de. Retrieved December 27, 2016 . 

Individual evidence

1. ↑ http://grahnert.de/fernbahn/datenbank/suche/index.php?fahrplan_jahr=2013&zug_gattung=&zug_id=20130100949
2. ↑ http://grahnert.de/fernbahn/datenbank/suche/index.php?fahrplan_jahr=2013&zug_gattung=&zug_id=20130100948
3. ↑ Night connection between Budapest and Berlin. Info page on mavcsoport.hu.
4. ↑ Alexander Haneke: What do you experience on the train from Berlin to Moscow? In: FAZ.net . June 13, 2018, accessed May 7, 2019 . 
5. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g} ÖBB Nightjet. In: oebb.at. Archived from the original on December 14, 2016 ; accessed on December 14, 2016 . 
6. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h i} Cook 05/2006
7. ^ Night trains between Berlin and Sweden. Archived from the original on January 31, 2017 ; Retrieved January 31, 2017 (Swedish). 
8. ↑ Increased cross-border night train services between Sweden and Germany in 2021 - but summer 2020 is canceled. snalltaget.se, June 16, 2020, accessed on June 20, 2020 (English). 
9. ↑ Another Intercity stops at the Bahnhof Zoo. October 30, 2016, accessed January 1, 2017 . 
10. ↑ ^{a b c d e f} Cook 11/2014
11. ↑ ^{a b c d e f g h} Your City Night Line timetables (2009/10). (PDF) In: treinreiziger.nl. Retrieved January 4, 2017 . 
12. ^ Cook 06/2010