Find European train schedules
A good Europe rail timetable is necessary to plan your Eurail trip. European train schedules are available online or in printed form.
You can use timetables to look up the departure and arrival times of trains. They also mention the type of train and if they require advance reservation.
We recommend the European timetable offered by the German railways.
Find train schedules on the DB website
Or use the similar ÖBB timetable below by entering your destination and departure date:
Online timetables
The ÖBB also offers the option to create a specific schedule as a PDF.
Domestic train schedules may show local trains not included in the international timetables above. Check the websites of the participating railway companies.
Good to know:
- European timetables change twice a year, in June and December. Occasional updates and revisions may happen in between.
- Timetables often use the local spelling of city names in timetables, for example 'Wien' instead of 'Vienna'.
You will receive a free printed Europe Rail Timetable booklet with your order. It shows the main European train routes. Train schedules may change, so we recommend that you consult online timetables as well. To download the Eurail timetable:
- Eurail 2012 Timetable (PDF, 5 MB)
In English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Korean, Chinese, Japanese
Customers will also receive a free Eurail Rail Map and a Eurail Pass Guide.
Travel times
See average travel times between popular Eurail destinations by clicking on the map below:
Finding departure times at the station
On all stations you will find timetable posters showing departure times and platform listings. At major stations computerized boards offer up-to-the-minute departure information. You can also ask for train schedules at ticket windows. Find your way at the train station.
Printed rail timetables are published by Thomas Cook Publishing. They offer a European Rail Timetable (monthly updated) or the European Rail Timetable - Independent Traveller's Edition (published twice a year).
Note: Eurail is not responsible for the content of the various linked websites.
