Sleeping on a Night Train
Night trains in Europe carry travelers between cities while they sleep in cozy beds.
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Keep it on your phone โIn Europe, many people travel between cities on a night train. They get on the train in the evening in one city. They sleep in a small bed inside the train. In the morning, they wake up in a new city far away.
These trains have different kinds of beds. Some seats turn into simple bunks at night. Other rooms have soft beds, a little sink, and warm blankets. A worker checks the tickets early, so people can sleep without any trouble.
Night trains are coming back across Europe today. People like them because they save time and a hotel night. The trains are also better for the air than a plane. Many travelers love to watch the dark fields and quiet towns go by before they fall asleep.
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