The Netherlands is about to get six new night trains to major European cities!

TUI, the Dutch travel company, will soon offer six night trains to several European cities by the end of the month, reports AD. 🚆

TUI will provide night trains departing from the Netherlands to the cities of Copenhagen, Prague, Vienna, Venice, Milan, and Florence.

Soon, you’ll be able to enjoy a good night’s sleep while travelling between these destinations thanks to the sleeping compartments on these night trains. 💤

Full disclosure: this article is not sponsored by TUI but if they would like to buy us some cheese for the DutchReview machine or — or cough cough — give us a train ride, we’d certainly be on board. 😉

When and where?

You can catch a night train from the Netherlands either at Amsterdam or Utrecht central station. So sit back and enjoy the ride from there! 🚉

The trains will depart from the Netherlands between 4:30 PM and 8:00 PM and arrive straight at the city destination the next morning between 8:00 AM and 11:00 AM.

Tip: Each trip lasts five days and four nights, in which the first and last days are spent on the night trains.

More sustainable travels

In 2019, TUI already announced its ban on flights between the Netherlands and Paris since less polluting alternatives exist for these short trips.

READ MORE | Train etiquette on Dutch trains: 8 things you’ll always see

The Dutch travel company wants to make its holiday trips more sustainable. One way to do that is by offering more trips via train — and we’re definitely fans!

Will you be trying out these night trains? If so, what’s your next stop? Tell us in the comments below!

Feature Image:Depositphotos
Lea Shamaa 🇺🇸🇱🇧
Lea Shamaa 🇺🇸🇱🇧
Lea has a passion for writing and sharing new ideas with the world. She enjoys film photography, Wes Anderson movies, fictional books and jazz music. She came to the Netherlands in 2019 for her media studies and has fallen in love with the country and its culture ever since. She loves to ride her bicycle in the city but also feels the need to overtake everyone on the bike lane (she's working on it).

15 COMMENTS

  1. TUI is merely owned by a Russian oligarch, so I completely do not understand why this could be good news at all. By taking these train rides you are helping the Russian regime killing Ukrainian civilians. Not good at all…

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here

Related posts

Latest posts

BREAKING: International Criminal Court in The Hague issues arrest warrants against Israel PM and Hamas leader

The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has just issued arrest warrants against three important figures from Israel and Hamas.  According to the NOS,...

Your guide to all the ‘lekker’ Dutch festive food and drinks you can enjoy this holiday season

Christmas is right around the corner, which means: it's time for the feasting on Dutch festive food to begin! 🎄 You might be wondering...

Best internet and SIM deals in the Netherlands: Free gifts, discounts, and more

’Tis the season… for Black Friday tech deals! From free TVs to discounts up to 70%, these are the best internet and SIM offers...

It's happening

Upcoming events

The latest Dutch news.
In your inbox.