Rotterdam → Berlin
Berlin → Rotterdam ⇄6 a weekfastest 8h40European SleeperNight train
Direct trains · no change
- 20:24 → 06:01+1European Sleeper 453 Night trainRotterdam Centraal → Berlin Gesundbrunnen · via The Hague, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem9h373 stopsRuns: Mon, Wed, Fri (some weeks)European Sleeper ↗
- 20:24 → 05:18+1European Sleeper 453 Night trainRotterdam Centraal → Berlin Hbf · via The Hague, Amsterdam, Utrecht, Arnhem8h544 stopsRuns: Mon, Wed, Fri (some weeks)European Sleeper ↗
- 21:21 → 06:01+1European Sleeper 453 Night trainRotterdam Centraal → Berlin Gesundbrunnen · via The Hague, Amsterdam8h404 stopsRuns: Only Mon 28 Sep, Wed 30 Sepopen data confirms only these dates; it may run on othersEuropean Sleeper ↗
- 21:21 → 06:18+1European Sleeper 453 Night trainRotterdam Centraal → Berlin Hbf · via The Hague, Amsterdam8h574 stopsRuns: Only Mon 28 Sep, Wed 30 Sepopen data confirms only these dates; it may run on othersEuropean Sleeper ↗
Local times at each station. From official open timetable data (de_delfi, de_rv, esleeper, nl_ovapi) for 28 Sep – 25 Oct 2026; timetables change, so check with the operator before you travel. How we build this.
Door to door vs flying
Overnight: leave 20:24, arrive 05:18
The plane is -5h45 quicker on paper, but the night train uses your night instead of a day and saves a hotel.
From city centre to city centre unless you pick otherwise. Getting to stations and airports: typical public-transport times (estimates). Airport: check-in & security 1h30 before, 20 min to get out after landing. Flight time is typical for the distance. Nonstop airlines: KLM, easyJet.