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The Local (Sweden)

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56%European Sleeper Plans Night Train Route Linking Brussels and Amsterdam to Copenhagen and Malmö from 202821h ago80%Sword Attack at Brinell School in Fagersta Injures Several; One Person in Custody4d ago

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European Sleeper Plans Night Train Route Linking Brussels and Amsterdam to Copenhagen and Malmö from 2028

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The Local (Sweden)

European Sleeper, in partnership with RDC, has announced plans for a new night train service connecting Brussels and Amsterdam with Copenhagen and Malmö, scheduled to begin in April 2028 and operating three times weekly. The service builds on the operator's existing routes and will offer couchette compartments and seating options. Details such as intermediate stops remain unconfirmed.

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[Euronews 🏢] New European Sleeper train to launch from Brussels and Amsterdam to Copenhagen and Malmö in 2028[The Local (Sweden)] New night train planned between Brussels and Malmö, via Denmark