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  2. int.bahn.de › en › booking-informationInfo & Services - Bahn

    Here you will find everything you need to know about your booking and your journey. Find information about changing or cancelling your ticket and about your passenger rights as well as construction sites and accessible travel.

    • Types of Trains in Germany
    • Long Distance Trains
    • Germany Regional Trains
    • Night Trains
    • Sbahn and Ubahn Trains
    • German Train Fares
    • Regional Land Tickets
    • Quer-Durch-Land Ticket/ German Day Ticket
    • The German Rail Pass
    • Deutsche Bahn Discount Cards

    I want to start with describing the different German trains because this will sometimes influence the tickets you will get (and will help you understand the types of tickets when we get to that as well) While there are many different kinds of trains in Germany, a quick way to (usually) discern between the two main types of trains in Germany is simp...

    EC Trains

    EC trains stand for “Euro City.” These are essentially like the DB IC trains, where they are long distance, but these ones may cross borders. For example, you may travel on an EC Munich to Salzburg train.

    Other Regional Trains

    There are often other trains that are operated by private companies. For example, you may see a train that says “Metronon” or “AG.” These trains can still be booked just like any other regional trains (ie at Bahn.com or with the App, etc)

    Night trains can be a great option when traveling long distances. These routes typically run on the ICE, IC, and EC trains. Tip: When we did the night train in Germany, we chose the normal 6 person berth compartment. BAD DECISION! First, we were cramped in a hot compartment with 6 people. Second, because you are in there with a full room, you can’t...

    In many big cities in Germany, you will also see Sbahn and Ubahns. If you buy a “Land Ticket” (see below) then local transportation, such as the S-bahns, are covered in your ticket price. However, if you buy a Saver or Flex ticket, typically that does not also include the local transportation as well. 1. An S-bahn stands for “Schnell Bahn” and is a...

    There are so many different types of German rail tickets to choose from, so it can seem really overwhelming figuring out which is the best for you. If you are a tourist traveling in Germany, here are some of the most common DB train passes and tickets to consider.

    One of my biggest tips to travelers is to first look into a “Land Ticket” first. These tickets are just for one particular state per ticket. For example, we use the Bayern Ticketall the time and it takes us anywhere we want to go in, well, Bavaria! Here are the different states that offer their own regional tickets: 1. Brandenburg-Berlin-Ticket 2. ...

    Click Here To See the German Day Ticket The DB Germany Day Ticket is extremely similar to the above “Land Tickets” except that it covers all of Germany by train. This may sound like a fantastic steal, except remember you are limited to Regional Trains, which are slower than ICE. For example, on an ICE train from Munich to Frankfurt, it normally onl...

    The German Rail Pass Ticket is a flat rate ticket that covers unlimited train travel within Germany and you can choose differing tickets that allows you to book anywhere from 4-10 train tickets within one month. This is particularly good for people doing longer trips and are using the Deutsche Bahn trains as a frequent mode of transportation betwee...

    Another really great option for someone who is planning on using the trains extensively while in Germany is to look into the BahnCard Discounts. The way it works is you pay for a discount card up front and then for every Saver or Flexible ticket you buy, you get that percentage off of the ticket. These are great options for people living in Germany...

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  4. A beginner's guide to train travel in Germany, including ICE trains between Berlin, Hamburg, Munich, the Schonewockenende ticket and lander tickets. How to buy German train tickets online at www.bahn.de.

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  5. 21. März 2024 · Step One: Decide if Train Travel in Germany is Right for You. First – let’s talk alternatives to train travel in Germany. I’m a huge fan of German train travel, but there are other options for getting around that may be better suited to your specific trip and priorities.

  6. Germany has one of Europe’s greatest rail networks. The trains are fast, frequent, and famous for being punctual. As an added bonus, it’s very easy to book German train tickets online no matter where you’re from.

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