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Slovakia train timetables
About Slovakia Railways
ZSSK intercities run Bratislava–Košice through the Tatra foothills, where the electric Tatra tram network climbs to mountain resorts. Slovakia offers free rail travel to students and pensioners on many domestic services — a European rarity.
Network Facts
- Operator
- ZSSK
- Track gauge
- 1435 mm standard
- Max speed
- 160 km/h
- Network size
- 3,600 km
- Currency
- EUR
Train Services
5 trains · all classes and types
EC Bratislava-Prague
Express#EC 170
Ex Bratislava-Vienna
Express#Ex 280
IC Bratislava-Kosice
Intercity#IC 502
R Zilina-Poprad
Regional#R 611
TLK Kosice-Bratislava Night
SLEEPER#TLK 930
Railway Stations
14 stations with departure boards
Everything for Slovakia rail travel
Book Slovakia Train Tickets
TrainsTracking shows schedules and live data. To purchase tickets, use the official ZSSK website.
Slovakia Railways: Frequently Asked Questions
How do I book Slovakia train tickets?
Book Slovakia train tickets directly at https://www.zssk.sk (ZSSK), the official operator. TrainsTracking provides schedule, fare, and route data; tickets are purchased on the operator's own site to avoid markup.
Is there live train tracking for Slovakia?
Yes. TrainsTracking syncs with official ZSSK data to show live schedule and running status for Slovakia trains, refreshed regularly across the 5 services we list.
What gauge does Slovakia railway use?
Slovakia's railways run on 1435 mm standard track, covering approximately 3,600 km of route.
What is the fastest train in Slovakia?
The fastest Slovakia trains reach up to 160 km/h, operated by ZSSK.
How many train stations does Slovakia have?
TrainsTracking lists 14 railway stations for Slovakia with timetable data, GPS coordinates, and station codes — see the full list below.
Which operator runs trains in Slovakia?
ZSSK operates the national rail network in Slovakia. ZSSK intercities run Bratislava–Košice through the Tatra foothills, where the electric Tatra tram network climbs to mountain resorts. Slovakia offers free rail travel to students and pensioners on many domestic services — a European rarity.