Trains in Sweden

The extensive Swedish railway network is run by SJ. Modern trains travel regularly between the cities in Sweden, offering both comfort and stunning views from the train window.

You can find Swedish train times in the Interrail timetable.

Trains in Sweden

SJ Regional and InterCity (R, IC)

• Regional trains throughout Sweden

SJ High-speed train (Snabbtåg)

• Fast connections between the bigger cities

Inlandsbanan scenic train

• Travels all the way up to the Arctic Circle

• Fully included in your Interrail Pass

SJ Night train (NT)

• Domestic routes within Sweden

• International route to Narvik (Norway)

Snälltåget night train

• Travels between Malmö and ski resort Åre

• Operates a night train to Berlin in summer

Private railway companies in Sweden

• Most of them are included in your Interrail Pass

• See the full list of included companies

Bicycles are not allowed on Swedish trains, unless they're foldable and can be carried as hand luggage.

Which trains in Sweden require reservations?

• SJ High-speed train: Approximately €7 (SEK 62) in 2^nd class and €17 (SEK 150) in 1^st class

• SJ Night train: Fees depend on destination and type of seat/bed booked.

• Snälltåget night train: Fees depend on destination and type of seat/bed booked.

Reservations highly recommended for long journeys

• SJ Regional and InterCity trains (R, IC): Approximately 3 euros (SEK 27 in local currency)

• Inlandsbanan scenic train: Approximately 5.30 euros (SEK 50 in local currency)

How can I make reservations for trains in Sweden?

• Through the Reservation Service

• Through the Rail Planner App

• Through the SJ website

• At a ticket desk or self-service machine at Swedish train stations