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Timetable changes

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Changes to the Standard Timetable

Period: September 2024

 

ES 453 Brussels/Amsterdam to Berlin/Prague:

  • On 16, 18 and 20 September, no stops at Rotterdam, The Hague HS, Schiphol Airport and Amsterdam Centraal. Instead, an extra stop at Amsterdam Bijlmer Arena.  
  • On 23, 25 and 27 September, no stops at Rotterdam, The Hague HS, Schiphol Airport and Amsterdam Centraal. Instead, an extra stop at Utrecht Centraal and departure 30 to 45 minutes earlier from Amersfoort Centraal and Deventer. 
     

ES 452 Prague/Berlin to Amsterdam/Brussels:

  • On 18 and 20 September no stops at Rotterdam and Amsterdam Centraal, instead an extra stop at Amsterdam Bijlmer ArenA and Breda
  • On 23 September arrival/departure from Deventer and all subsequent stations in the Netherlands and Belgium 2 to 2.5 hours later. Also, no stops at Rotterdam and Amsterdam Centraal, instead an extra stop at Utrecht Centraal
  • 25 and 27 September arrival/departure from Deventer and all subsequent stations in the Netherlands and Belgium 2 to 2.5 hours later. Also, no stops at Rotterdam and Amsterdam Centraal, instead an extra stop at Utrecht Centraal and Breda. 

 

The final timings are updated in our booking system. Passengers who have already purchased a ticket will receive a notification about the revised schedule.

Standard timetable

Since 25 March 2024, the Brussels – Amsterdam – Berlin night train has been extended to the Czech capital Prague. Along the way the Night Train stops in romantic Dresden, the spectacular nature reserve of Saxon Switzerland and in Bad Schandau, along the beautiful Elbe valley.

Standard timetable

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