ÖBB's Nightjet expands to Zurich with upgraded comfort and security
ÖBB's Nightjet expands to Zurich with upgraded comfort and security
Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB) has expanded its Nightjet services to include Switzerland. The first night train to Zurich marks the latest addition to the network. Passengers can now book trips on nine routes in total. The new Nightjet trains offer more space for luggage, strollers, and sports gear than older models. Each train includes two seated carriages, three couchette cars, and two sleeping cars, accommodating up to 254 passengers. Six bicycle storage spaces are also available on every train.
Security features include an electronic access system and video surveillance. Tickets start at €34.90, with different comfort classes to choose from. The Zurich service will depart Vienna Central Station nightly at 9:39 p.m. The expansion increases ÖBB’s Nightjet network to nine routes. The additional capacity and improved amenities aim to meet growing demand for overnight travel. Passengers can now travel to Zurich with more convenience and security.
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