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The Guardian - UK
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Tell us: do you travel by sleeper train in Europe?

The London to Fort William Caledonian Sleeper railway service makes its way across Rannoch Moor in Scotland, UK.
The London to Fort William Caledonian Sleeper railway service makes its way across Rannoch Moor in Scotland, UK. Photograph: Phil Wills/Alamy

Banning internal flights on UK routes with fast rail links “could cut flight emissions by third”, according to a new report. But there are only two sleeper train services still operating, from London to Scotland and Cornwall respectively.

However, in Europe, a new generation of night trains designed to maximise passengers’ comfort and privacy could be whizzing across the continent from next year. While a standard single sleeper berth from London to Scotland can cost more than £200 (or £75 for a seat!), it is possible to travel from Paris to Rome for €30, Brussels to Vienna for €60 or even Stockholm to Narvik for €83.

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