Berlin-Paris Night Train Returns to Tracks After 10 Years

The Berlin-Paris night train returned after a decade, departing Berlin on Monday at 8:18 PM and arriving in Paris on Tuesday at 10:24 AM. French Transport Minister Clément Beaune and German counterpart Volker Wissing participated. Operated by SNCF and Deutsche Bahn with ÖBB rolling stock, the service is part of European efforts to promote cleaner travel. The French government invested €100 million to revive sleeper services, with plans for 10 new routes by 2030.

The Berlin-Paris night train returned after a decade, departing Berlin on Monday at 8:18 PM and arriving in Paris on Tuesday at 10:24 AM. French Transport Minister Clément Beaune and German counterpart Volker Wissing participated. Operated by SNCF and Deutsche Bahn with ÖBB rolling stock, the service is part of European efforts to promote cleaner travel. The French government invested €100 million to revive sleeper services, with plans for 10 new routes by 2030.

The Berlin-Paris night train returned after a decade, departing Berlin on Monday at 8:18 PM and arriving in Paris on Tuesday at 10:24 AM. French Transport Minister Clément Beaune and German counterpart Volker Wissing participated. Operated by SNCF and Deutsche Bahn with ÖBB rolling stock, the service is part of European efforts to promote cleaner travel. The French government invested €100 million to revive sleeper services, with plans for 10 new routes by 2030.

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