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Brussels-Berlin
European Sleeper
Whizzing your way from Brussels to Berlin used to be a long slog during the day. From May this year, though, Dutch-Belgian company European Sleeper will be offering an overnight rail route between the two cities, with stops at Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Deventer en route. Judging by its name, The Good Night Train will be all about ensuring a smooth journey from B to B, with carriages separated into typical sleeper train ticket categories. Book a private cabin (up to three beds, plus a washbasin), stick to old-school couchette carriages (seats that switch into bunks come nightfall) or keep it cheap in one of the seated carriages. The train starts at Brussels Midi, which is the same terminal as the Eurostar stop, so you'll now be able to travel from London to Berlin by rail in 24 hours.
What it costs: Couchettes from £140pp europeansleeper.eu