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What can you sleep in on the night train between Copenhagen and Berlin, and what does it cost?

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Short answer

Snälltåget night train between Berlin, Copenhagen and Stockholm has three choices: a seat in an open carriage, a berth in a shared compartment for up to 6 people, or a private compartment with bed linen. In 2026 seated tickets start at SEK 399 for Berlin–Malmö and SEK 499 for Berlin–Stockholm. For flexible tickets from 2 November to 17 December 2026, a private compartment Berlin–Malmö costs from SEK 1,499 for 2 people and SEK 2,999 for 4 to 6 people. Between Berlin and Malmö a small kiosk sells drinks, snacks and pre-ordered breakfast.

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Why

  1. A seat is the cheapest way to travel overnight.
  2. A private compartment can be good value for a family or group.
  3. Prices are set in Swedish kronor.

Details

A breakfast bag costs SEK 99 if you order ahead and SEK 109 on board in 2026, while stock lasts.

Tip

Pre-order breakfast when you book, as on-board stock is limited.

What may differ

Prices depend on date and ticket type, so check the online booking for the current price.

Common misconception

Many think a night train always means a private sleeping cabin.

What actually happens

You can also travel seated or in a shared berth compartment for less.

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Sources

This answer is for reference only. Timetables, routes and fares change, so check the operator before you travel.

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