Is there anywhere online that shows complete timetables for European routes, much like the way individual UK operators turn their printed booklets into PDFs? The search engines which just take a start and end station don't really give the level of detail I'd like in terms of working out good places to have breaks...
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Complete European timetables
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https://www.europeanrailtimetable.eu/
You can buy a digital version.
If you use the bahn.de journey planner, you can expand the details on any of the suggested routes to show intermediate stops.
You can buy a digital version.
If you use the bahn.de journey planner, you can expand the details on any of the suggested routes to show intermediate stops.
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As mentioned above, The European Rail Timetable provides a summary of the most popular routes. For trip planning this is probably your best bet.
In Germany the Kursbuch allows you to download complete PDF timetables for any line. However, note that I wrote line, not route - in Germany at least the size, complexity and variety of routings in the network means producing complete end to end timetables for every long distance service wouldn't be practicable.
In Germany the Kursbuch allows you to download complete PDF timetables for any line. However, note that I wrote line, not route - in Germany at least the size, complexity and variety of routings in the network means producing complete end to end timetables for every long distance service wouldn't be practicable.
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Some countries are easier than others 
Go to cfl.lu/fr
Click on "Trains Nationaux" and then on "Afficher" - et, voila - downloadable PDFs of the entire network of Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois (CFL). Clicking on "Trains Internationaux" means you get downloadable PDFs of all international trains that stop in Luxembourg.
Go to cfl.lu/fr
Click on "Trains Nationaux" and then on "Afficher" - et, voila - downloadable PDFs of the entire network of Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois (CFL). Clicking on "Trains Internationaux" means you get downloadable PDFs of all international trains that stop in Luxembourg.
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Austria here
https://www.oebb.at/en/fahrplan/fahrplanbilder.html
Some countries - like France - have (local regional trains - TER) timetables available by region - they're not that easy to access but they are there
Here's a link for TER Nouvelle Aquitaine (it's all in French, btw)
https://www.ter.sncf.com/nouvelle-aquitaine/depliant/recherche
And then click on Fiches Horaires à télécharger
The timetables are then in a drop down list
https://www.oebb.at/en/fahrplan/fahrplanbilder.html
Some countries - like France - have (local regional trains - TER) timetables available by region - they're not that easy to access but they are there
Here's a link for TER Nouvelle Aquitaine (it's all in French, btw)
https://www.ter.sncf.com/nouvelle-aquitaine/depliant/recherche
And then click on Fiches Horaires à télécharger
The timetables are then in a drop down list
There is a comprehensive set of links (listed in German, so U for Hungary and T for Czechia...) here:
https://www.drehscheibe-online.de/foren/read.php?030,7218041
https://www.drehscheibe-online.de/foren/read.php?030,7218041
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Ha, I susbscribe to that magazine !
I'm only on the forum (so are one or two other Forum members!)
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I speak reasonably good German, so the magazine is a real boon, and often has stories months before the British railway press. I found myself buying it when I visited Germany, so eventually I subscribed (which is not always easy - lots of German magazines won't send outside DE/AT/CH)
Belgian schedules here : https://www.belgiantrain.be/fr/travel-info/prepare-for-your-journey/leaflets/lines-leaflets
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Finland here: https://www.vr.fi/cs/vr/fi/juna-aikataulut
The dropdown box under: Kaukoliikenteen yhteysväliaikataulut will give you specific lines, direct and connecting services on those lines
Asemakohtaiset aikataulut will give you timetables for specific stations
Then for the commuter traffic around Helsinki use the section: Lähiliikenteen aikataulut
Unfortunately the English language page doesn't have the correct dropdown boxes to select the route. The page might work with Google Translate.
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The dropdown box under: Kaukoliikenteen yhteysväliaikataulut will give you specific lines, direct and connecting services on those lines
Asemakohtaiset aikataulut will give you timetables for specific stations
Then for the commuter traffic around Helsinki use the section: Lähiliikenteen aikataulut
Unfortunately the English language page doesn't have the correct dropdown boxes to select the route. The page might work with Google Translate.
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