How to join Abisko from Brussels by train?
Do you dream of hunting the northern lights in Swedish Lapland? We'll tell you how to get from Brussels to Abisko by train, because yes, it's possible to get there without a plane, and what's more, it's a pretty magical experience! And a loop from Paris: here.
Brussels, BelgiumCologne, Germany
High speed train
(≈ 1h50)
Cologne, GermanyHambourg, Germany
High speed train
(≈ 4h00)
Hambourg, GermanyStockholm, Sweden
Night train
(≈ 12h00)
Stockholm, SwedenAbisko, Sweden
Night train
(≈ 16h20)
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After passing through Cologne and Hamburg, you can take a night train to Stockholm and wake up a few hours later in the middle of Swedish Lapland. An unforgettable experience that will take you to Abisko, famous for the sumptuous landscapes and Nordic fauna of its National Park. The town is also famous for its Aurora Sky Station, one of the best places in the world to observe the northern lights.
Brussels - Cologne
Cologne - Hambourg
Hambourg - Stockholm
Stockholm - Abisko
Thanks to the Stockholm-Narvik night train, you can fall asleep in Sweden’s capital and wake up the next day in the heart of Lapland. For this journey, we highly recommend stopping in Abisko. This small locality, located in the far north of Sweden on the shores of Lake Torneträsk, is home to two train stations: Abisko Östra and Abisko Turiststation ('Abisko Tourist Station'). It's a key gateway to one of Sweden's and Europe's very first national parks. Abisko is also world-famous for northern lights observation!
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