Der Schnellzug in Schweden heißt „Snabbtag“ – das heißt übersetzt nichts anderes als „Schnellzug“. Er fährt auf den Hauptstrecken im Wesentlichen von Stockholm nach Malmö und Kopenhagen sowie nach Göteborg und wird von der schwedischen Eisenbahngesellschaft mit einem weiteren klangvollen Namen „SJ- Statens Järnvägar“ betrieben, was übersetzt: (dreimal dürft ihr
In general, there are two night trains from Stockholm to northern Sweden: The NT94 to Narvik (Norway, on the North Sea) via Kiruna and the NT94 to Lulea on the Baltic Sea. The same train number indicates that the two trains belong together. Peter has written a blog about the night train to Narvik. About
For me, there were only ever two places to go before my Interrail tour in the north: Narvik in Norway, simply because it is Narvik, the northernmost (known) city, so it has a certain prestige. And Kiruna, where I really wanted to visit the large ore mine. So how do you get there? What can you do
Does this route work in one day? As an interrailer in Scandinavia, I've always had three destinations: Stockholm in Sweden, Narvik in Norway and Helsinki in Finland. So a logical connection was obvious: Narvik-Helsinki via Kemi in northern Finland, then onto the night train there. I searched for a long time and tried to find timetables
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