Find your next connection.
Compare direct trains and journeys with one change. See every train, travel date and transfer gap before deciding what to book.
Where are you travelling?
Times are in IST. The transfer margin is a planning preference, not an official minimum or a guarantee. Allow more time for luggage, children, mobility needs or a station change.
Check both trains before booking
Illustrative animation; not a live ticket or timetable result.
Read the dates, station codes and transfer gap. Check seats and fares separately for each leg. A timetable route is not a reservation or a guaranteed connection.
Compare the whole connection
A connecting route is a timetable option, not a reservation. Check both train dates, the exact interchange stations and seat availability on every leg.
A worked example
Illustrative example: arrival at 23:30 and onward departure at 02:15 the next day gives 2 hours 45 minutes. A 90-minute arrival delay leaves 75 minutes before the scheduled departure, before walking or road travel.
Illustrative only; not a real booking.Reference: RailRadar: journey planner API · Data and estimation methodology · Report a correction
Before you book two trains
- Read the arrival date as well as the clock time, especially after midnight.
- A city can have several railway stations. Match the codes, not just the city name.
- The displayed gap is scheduled time, not a live delay-adjusted guarantee.
- If the first train is late, check both services again and seek official assistance before changing bookings.