Across Europe, travellers are rediscovering the perks of the sleeper train, with overnight rail services making it possible to link cities that might otherwise feel too far apart for a single trip.

By rail, there’s no need to see each destination as a standalone break. A night train can turn two distant and distinct cities into one itinerary, allowing travellers to leave a European city in the evening and wake up somewhere entirely different the next morning.

Research by Omio, a digital travel booking and comparison platform, found that this mode of travel is gaining pace, with the highest-search sleeper corridors cluster being around Berlin…

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