Night train Brussels Prague from €69.99

Leave Brussels in the evening, sleep through the journey, and arrive in Prague before lunch, no hotel night and no early flight needed.

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Direct from Brussels to Prague

A direct night train from Brussels to Prague on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, with no train changes. See the full timetable for exact times.

Travelling the other way? Take the night train Prague to Brussels on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.

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Direct from Brussels to Prague

Why travel by night train?

Travel while you sleep, and wake up somewhere new. Night trains make travel time part of your rest, saving you the cost of a hotel and a day of travel. It’s a comfortable, sustainable, and quietly efficient way to cross Europe.

Why travel by night train?

Your night on board

Evening: Board in Brussels, find your compartment and watch the city slip away.
Night: Settle in and sleep while the train rolls east.
Morning: Wake up in Germany and watch the countryside go by.
Late morning: Arrive at Prague’s main station, rested and in time for lunch.

Your night on board

Night train from €69.99

Tickets in a shared Classic compartment start from just €69.99 one-way per person. Prices vary depending on the route and travel date. To book, simply select 'Classic' and choose 'shared'. You can also opt for the more affordable Budget class or upgrade to Comfort class for a restful night. We also offer Women-Only compartments.

Best choice for:
- Adventurous friends & couples
- Solo travellers

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Night train from €69.99

Private space from €249,99

Cosy private Classic compartments for up to 5 people. Or choose our comfortable 3-person Comfort class compartments. To book a private compartment, simply choose 'Classic' or 'Comfort' and select the private options.

Best choice for:
- Comfort seeking couples
- Small groups up to 5 people

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What other travellers say

Great trip in women's compartment. Staff ensure the comfort of travelers.  ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Manon (UK)

The train is punctual, the staff on board are great, the fares very competitive and the website very user-friendly. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - François (BE)

Because we travelled overnight we saved two days of travel time ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Cat (GB)

Beds aren't the most comfortable (though up to sleeper train standards) ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Koen (NL)

I love the ability to open a window and hang out to check the view as you roll into a city or through natural landscapes ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Maria (BE)

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Frequently asked questions

Your journey

Is there a direct night train from Brussels to Prague?

Yes. European Sleeper runs a direct night train (ES 453) from Brussels to Prague, with no train changes, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The return train (ES 452) leaves Prague on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday.

Which days does the night train from Brussels to Prague run?

The night train from Brussels to Prague runs every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. In the other direction, the night train from Prague to Brussels runs every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. See the full timetable for exact dates and times.

How long is the night train from Brussels to Prague, and when does it leave?

Our night train leaves Brussels-Midi around 18:00 and arrives in Prague the next morning, around 11:00. The journey takes about 17 hours. Times vary slightly by date, so check the full timetable for your travel day.

Where does the night train from Brussels to Prague stop?

The night train from Brussels to Prague stops in Antwerp, Roosendaal, Rotterdam, The Hague, Amsterdam, Amersfoort, Deventer, Berlin, Dresden, Bad Schandau, Děčín and Ústí nad Labem before arriving in Prague, crossing Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Czechia overnight.

Fares & Payment

How much does a night train ticket from Brussels to Prague cost?

Tickets start from €69.99 for a bed in a shared Classic compartment. A private compartment starts from €249.99 and fits up to 5 people in Classic or 3 in Comfort. Shared tickets are priced per person, one way. Prices vary by travel date, and booking early usually gives the lowest fare.

On board

Which compartment should I choose on the night train from Brussels to Prague?

For the best night’s sleep, book a private compartment. You can choose between four options: Budget (regular seats); Classic (seats by day and couchettes by night, shared or private, with women-only compartments for women travelling alone); Comfort Standard (a 3-person compartment with beds); and Comfort Plus (a spacious 3-person compartment with beds and a private wash basin). Bedding is provided in Classic, Comfort Standard and Comfort Plus, and stewards are on board throughout the journey. See the train and its compartments.

Is food and drink available on the night train from Brussels to Prague?

Yes. Drinks, snacks and breakfast are available from the train crew, and you can order from your compartment. The dining car is not in service. Breakfast costs €14. You are welcome to bring your own food and drinks.

What accommodation types does European Sleeper offer and which is best for sleep comfort?

You can choose between four classes:

  • Budget: regular seats.
  • Classic: a compartment with seats by day and couchettes by night, bookable as shared or private.
  • Comfort Standard: a 3-person compartment with beds.
  • Comfort Plus: a spacious 3-person compartment with beds and a private wash basin.

Booking a private compartment offers the most comfort and rest on a long overnight trip. Bedding is provided in Classic, Comfort Standard and Comfort Plus. Learn more about the train and its compartments.

Booking & tickets

Can I change or cancel my night train ticket from Brussels to Prague?

Yes, depending on your fare. Easy Night: no refund. Good Night: 100% refund up to 30 days before departure, 50% up to 15 days before. Flex Night: 100% refund up to 48 hours before departure. To cancel only part of a booking, or if you need help, contact customer service.

How can I book a ticket?

You can book tickets directly on the European Sleeper website or through major rail booking platforms.

How do I book group tickets, and do I get a discount?

For groups, it is best to book multiple compartments in one go. If you want to travel with 10 or more people (for example: a school trip or company outing), submit a request. We'll get back to you with a tailored offer.

Do children travel for free?

Children aged 4 to 11 always pay the cheaper Easy Night fare, subject to the conditions of the Flex Night fare.

Children aged 3 and under travel free if they share a bed, couchette or seat with a fare paying passenger. A bed, couchette or seat may only be shared by one child aged three and under and one other person. If you would prefer your child to have their own bed, couchette or seat, please book a ticket with the child fare. 

Is European Sleeper included in Interrail?

Yes, the Interrail Global Pass and the Eurail Global Pass are accepted on our trains, and a reservation is mandatory. Show your ticket and reservation together with your pass if the train crew asks.

What you also need to know:

  • The individual country passes are not valid.
  • The reservations are subject to the Good Night terms and conditions for cancellation. If you cancel, the ticket price will be refunded in full up to 30 days before departure. For cancellations up to 15 days before departure, you will receive a 50% refund.
  • The rates for reservation apply to both children and adults.
  • It is not possible to combine reservations with standard tickets within one journey. However, this is possible if you add a second journey to the same booking.
  • Reservations with a Eurail or an Interrail Pass are not possible for private compartments. If you wish to book a private compartment, the normal rates apply.  

Luggage, bikes & pets

Can I bring my dog in the night train?

Dogs and cats are welcome if you book a private compartment. Guide dogs for the visually impaired and people with restricted mobility are also welcome on the European Sleeper trains. No other types of pets are allowed on the European Sleeper trains. Read more about travel with dogs or cats.

 How much luggage can I take, and can I bring a bike?

Luggage is included in your ticket and there is no weight limit. We recommend one suitcase or backpack plus one small bag, which you store in your compartment. Bike transport is not bookable in 2026. See travelling with a bike.

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