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Berlin · Berlin Hauptbahnhof · 7 days

Scandinavia & the Baltic Sea

Nordic design, sea bridges and a seamless train + ferry combination.

7 daysDuration
5cities
−90%CO₂ vs flying
From €157.80Ticket budget
Train + FerryTransport
Berlin → Rostock

Day · Leg

DayLegTransport / OperatorDuration
1Berlin → HamburgICE (DB)1h 45
2Hamburg → CopenhagenEuroCity (DB/DSB)4h 40
3Copenhagen (city day)——
4Copenhagen → GothenburgÖresundståg / SJ3h 40
5Gothenburg → MalmöSJ Snabbtåg2h 15
6Malmö → Rostock / TravemündeFerry (Stena / TT-Line)6h 00
7German port → BerlinDB Regional / ICE2h 30
Ticket budget

Ticket budget

Point-to-point (booked ahead)

  • ICE Berlin → Hamburg: €17.90
  • EuroCity Hamburg → Copenhagen: €29.90
  • Öresundståg Copenhagen → Gothenburg: €34
  • SJ Gothenburg → Malmö: €19
  • Ferry Malmö → Rostock: €38 (deck)
  • DB Regional Rostock → Berlin: €19
Total: €157.80

Interrail option

  • Interrail Global Pass (4 days): €286
  • Ferry discount: €30
Total: €316

Economy

€1,053

per person, transport + stay + meals

Comfort / mid

€1,870

per person, 3–4★ hotels, preferred seats

Ticket verdictPoint-to-point wins (€158 vs €316). Book the ferry crossing early for deck or cabin deals.
FAQ

FAQ

Is Interrail worth it for this route?

Point-to-point wins (€158 vs €316). Book the ferry crossing early for deck or cabin deals.

How far in advance should I book?

Book 6–8 weeks ahead for the cheapest fares. European high-speed and night trains use dynamic pricing: the same seat can cost 2–3× more on the day of travel. All budgets on this page assume advance purchase.

What does the trip cost in total?

Transport costs €157.80 point-to-point (or €316 with Interrail). All-in, plan for €1,053 travelling light, or €1,870 with 3–4★ hotels — per person, including stays and meals.