EuroNight Ister

The Hungary - Romania Night Train (also known as the EuroNight Ister) runs between Budapest in Hungary and Bucharest in Romania. Travel by night from one cultural capital to another and uncover the many differences between these two cities with similar names. From the rich legacy of Budapest to the elegant architecture of Bucharest – this is your chance to see it all.

Hungary - Romania Night Train (EuroNight Ister) route

The Hungary - Romania Night Train (also known as the EuroNight Ister) runs between Budapest in Hungary and Bucharest in Romania. The larger part of the journey goes through Romania, crossing the country from west to south-east. The most interesting stop along the way is Brașov, in the Transylvania region. Here you can visit Bran Castle, more commonly known as Dracula’s castle. From Brașov, you can reach Bucharest in less than 3 hours. The entire journey should take you about 17 hours.

The Hungary - Romania Night Train (EuroNight Ister) runs on the following route:

Budapest - Bucharest (EN 472/473)

Via Szolnok, Arad, Sibiu and Brașov

Vienna - Budapest - Bucharest (EN 346/347)

Via Győr, Szolnok, Arad, Sighișoara and Brașov

Reservations

Reservations for the Hungary - Romania Night Train (EuroNight Ister) are compulsory. You can book your seat or accommodation up to 3 months in advance. If you're travelling in high-season (May to September) or on a public holiday, we recommend you make your reservations as soon as possible.

How to make reservations?

You can reserve your seat or accommodation on EuroNight Ister trains in the following ways:

Through our reservation service
Locally at the station
Agency ticket offices in Romania

Reservation fees

	Budapest - Brașov	Budapest - Bucharest
Seat	€ 3	€ 3
6-bed couchette:	€ 13.40 p.p.	€ 13.40 p.p.
4-bed couchette	€ 20 p.p.	€ 20 p.p.
Triple sleeper	€ 22 p.p.	€ 28 p.p.
Double sleeper	€ 33 p.p.	€ 42 p.p.
Single sleeper	€ 60	€ 98