I am planning a two-week tour of Scandinavia in late June - early July this year, and I have some questions about travel between Norway, Denmark and Sweden. We are planning to visit Copenhagen, Stockholm, Oslo and Bergen; we will be flying into Copenhagen and out of Bergen. I decided that a 3 country rail pass made sense to travel between the countries and do some exploring outside of the city centers (and they were on sale!). I've read a good bit of the Rick Steve's Scandinavia book, and I was under the impression that there were overnight trains between cities in Scandinavia. Specifically, I would like to travel from Copenhagen to Stockholm and from Stockholm to Oslo. However, when I try to look on Eurail or other sites, I don't find any overnight trains. I know they don't have the summer schedules up yet, but I selected similar days of the week and found that the latest departures listed are around 6 PM. Does this change in the summer?
We would like to travel overnight between Copenhagen-Stockholm and Stockholm-Oslo, so that we can save time and money on hotel rooms. Does any one know whether there are overnight train rides between these cities? I think that we can travel from Copenhagen to Malmo (short ride) and then from there take an overnight train to Stockholm. Would that trip be covered by the Eurail pass? I'm not sure how to do the Stockholm to Oslo overnight train, and, if they exist, direct trains would be best.
Any tips or suggestions would be greatly appreciated! If this question has already asked, I apologize in advance.