The EuroNight ‘Chopin’ connects Warsaw and Krakow with Prague in Czech Republic. It also has carriages to Budapest in Hungary and Vienna and Graz in Austria.

EuroNight Chopin routes

The EuroNight Chopin runs on the following routes:

Warsaw – Krakow – Prague IC 407 / EN 442

Warsaw – Krakow – Budapest IC 407 / NJ 457/ EN 477

Warsaw – Krakow – Vienna – Graz IC 407 / EN 407

Prague – Krakow – Warsaw EN 406 / EN 443

Budapest – Krakow – Warsaw IC 406 / NJ 456 / EN 476

Graz – Vienna – Krakow – Warsaw IC 406 / EN 406

Because this train has so many destinations, it does not always appear correct in our timetable. Please also use the websites of CD or ÖBB to gather more information about this train.

Fun fact: During the night, several night train carriages from multiple directions are combined in Bohumin and Breclav, making these train stations one of the busiest stations in Europe at night.

Reservations

Reservations for the EuroNight Chopin are compulsory. You can book your seat or accommodation up to 60 days in advance. If you're travelling in high-season (May to September) or on a public holiday, we recommend you make your reservations as far in advance as possible.

Reservation fees:

Seat: 3 – 9 euros
6-bed couchette: 9.60 – 27 euros p.p.
4-bed couchette: 14 – 37 euros p.p.
3-bed sleeper: 20 – 70 euros p.p.
3-bed deluxe sleeper: 28 – 77 euros p.p.

Double sleeper: 21 – 30 euros p.p.
Double deluxe sleeper: 35 – 50 euros p.p.
Single sleeper: 49 – 70 euros
Deluxe single sleeper: 77 – 110 euros

Please note that prices can vary based on the season. Expect higher reservation fees for Easter and in high season (between June and August).

Facilities and services

Air conditioning
Disabled facilities
Luggage racks
Power sockets

Facilities may differ per train and route. When using timetables and railway maps, you will notice that the local spelling of city names is often used. This spelling differs from the common English names. For example, Warsaw is usually written as Warszawa.