European Railway Stations

53 major stations in 12 countries: Germany, Poland, Austria, Switzerland, Netherlands, Czech Republic, Hungary, Belgium, Denmark, France, Italy, Ukraine. Each station links to a board with the departures of roughly the next two hours.

The departures of roughly the next two hours with scheduled time, train number, destination, platform and live status — on time, delayed by a number of minutes, or cancelled.

Some operators do not publish real-time departure data — for example Ukrainian Railways. For those stations the board lists the delayed Ukrainian trains that start or end there instead.

36 international trains of Ukrainian Railways are delayed at the moment. The full list with delay history is on the train delays page.

On railways in the EU, a delay of 60–119 minutes at your final destination entitles you to 25% of the ticket price and a delay of 120 minutes or more to 50%. If a delay of 60 minutes or more is expected, you can also choose a refund or re-routing instead. Claims go to the operator or ticket vendor; extraordinary circumstances such as extreme weather are excluded. The official rules are on the EU "Your Europe" rail passenger rights page linked below.