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You can now catch an overnight train from Brussels! Travel directly from Brussels to Austria with the ÖBB Nighjet. Can't wait to experience travel on an overnight train? Neither can we! That's why we've made a list of questions to help you get started.
The Nightjet leaves Brussels every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening at 19:32. You don't need to arrive at the station hours before departure, but we do recommend you're on the platform around a quarter of an hour before the train is scheduled to leave. From there, it's straight on to Austria: part of the train will travel to Vienna, while the other part makes its way to Innsbruck. Simply board the carriage number shown on your ticket and you'll be on the right track.
There are no luggage checks or restrictions on liquids to worry about, so you won't have to bother with opening your cases and putting everything on a conveyor belt. Simply board the train and you're ready to go. You won't have to change trains during your journey; the train will occasionally stop at some stations on the way, but you don't need to wake up. Don't forget to look out of the window from time to time (you don't want to miss the sunset). The train will take you through some beautiful scenery, such as the Rhine Valley.
You can choose between seats, couchettes or beds – making your trip as comfortable as you want it to be.
Don't forget your toothbrush and something to keep you entertained when travelling with the Nightjet. There is no Wi-Fi on board, so you may want to download a few films or your favourite series to watch.
Feeling peckish on the overnight train? Get in touch with the on-board staff, who will be happy to sell you a snack. Although cooking in compartments is prohibited, couchettes and sleeper carriage tickets do include (basic) breakfast. Passengers in seats can purchase breakfast on board; please see the menu in your compartment for more information.
Passengers travelling in seats and couchettes generally sleep in their normal clothes and bring their own sleeping bag. If you've booked a bed, bring your pyjamas along and get cosy.
