"The much-anticipated train will make its first departure from Milan on Wednesday, September 9th. Ticket prices start at 49.99 one way for a seat in a six-person compartment, rising to 109.99 for a place in a three-bed cabin and 269.99 for a one-person booth."
"The scenic 18-hour route will pass through Como, Zurich and Cologne as the train travels between Milan and the Belgium capital. The service is set to operate three times a week, leaving Milan on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday at 5.30pm and arriving in Brussels the following morning."
"A planned extension slated for 2027 is set to add Amsterdam to the route, forking off from Cologne and heading north to the Dutch capital."
European Sleeper has introduced a new sleeper train connecting Milan and Brussels, beginning September 9th. The 18-hour journey traverses scenic routes through Como, Zurich, and Cologne. Passengers can choose from various accommodation options: six-person compartment seats starting at €49.99, three-bed cabins at €109.99, or private one-person booths at €269.99. The service operates three times weekly, departing Milan on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Sundays at 5:30pm, with return journeys from Brussels on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 6pm. Both directions arrive at final destinations between 11am and 11:30am. A planned 2027 extension will add Amsterdam to the route, branching north from Cologne.
Read at www.thelocal.it
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