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Berlin Frankfurt
04:08 		HK$332
Frankfurt Munich
03:23 		HK$332
Berlin Munich
06:15 		HK$332
Cologne Frankfurt
01:01 		HK$217
Cologne Berlin
04:18 		HK$332
Cologne Munich
04:30 		HK$332
Frankfurt Stuttgart
01:18 		HK$217
Berlin Stuttgart
05:04 		HK$332
Stuttgart Munich
02:12 		HK$217
Frankfurt Hamburg
03:37 		HK$332
Hamburg Berlin
01:43 		HK$332
Hamburg Munich
05:46 		HK$332
Dusseldorf Frankfurt
01:35 		HK$332
Dusseldorf Berlin
04:12 		HK$332
Dusseldorf Munich
04:56 		HK$332
Dresden Frankfurt
04:16 		HK$332
Berlin Dresden
01:58 		HK$217
Cologne Stuttgart
02:07 		HK$332
Dresden Munich
05:56 		HK$332
Nuremberg Frankfurt
01:57 		HK$263
Berlin Nuremberg
04:50 		HK$217
Frankfurt Heidelberg
00:48 		HK$209
Heidelberg Berlin
04:53 		HK$400
Munich Nuremberg
01:15 		HK$217
Hamburg Cologne
03:35 		HK$332
Overview

Look beyond the Sauerkraut and Lederhosen and discover Germany’s refreshing diversity.

The national railway company of Germany is known as the Deutsche Bahn (DB). Germany has over 41,000 km of railway network. Train tickets for trains operating in Germany can be booked in advance. International trains connect Germany with neighbouring countries such as France and Switzerland. Book train tickets to visit main cities of Germany by train. German cities including Berlin, Munich and Leipzig are all served by trains.

Cityscape

Stay east for history-packed, arty Berlin and visit up-and-coming Leipzig. Stroll around Hamburg’s harbour, admire Dresden’s opera house, and capture Weimar’s classical cityscape. Head west for Cologne’s Gothic cathedral and Frank Gehry-graced Düsseldorf. Travel by train to Germany’s south to medieval Heidelberg and eclectic Munich.

Landscape

Cruise the UNESCO-listed vine-clad Middle Rhine Valley or hike the Black Forest in the southwest. Explore the hilly, unspoilt countryside of the Hunsrück or travel south by train to Germany’s Upper Bavaria where fairytale castles, chocolate-box villages and the mountainous beauty of the Alps await.

Take Home

Buy traditional cuckoo clocks from the Black Forest, home-bottled Mosel valley wine, Lübeck marzipan and full-flavoured beer from Franconian breweries. Indulge in designer labels from Munich’s boutiques and Düsseldorf’s Kö promenade.

Eat & Drink

Sample sauerkraut (pickled cabbage) and Berlin’s beloved currywurst (curry sausage). Regional specialities include semmelknödel (dumplings) and maultaschen (stuffed pasta pasties) in the south to sea-fresh shrimp and herring-type rollmops in the north. Prized German beers include golden Pilsener and dark Altbier.

New Perspective

See Germany by train by travelling with ICE and Deutsch Bahn, with a scenic ride from Cologne to historic Koblenz where the Ehrenbreitstein fortress offers spectacular views over the castes and vineyards of the Rhine Valley.


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    Good | Marta s. | 2017/02/28
    "Very fast journey. Comfortable. "

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    Journey to remember | Partha p. | 2017/02/24
    "The travel to Paris EST was good. The comfort was superb. Reached on time to destination. "

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    Stuttgart to Hamburg | Peter m. | 2017/02/22
    "A very pleasant trip "

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    Very fast | Nattapong n. | 2017/02/22
    "Train is on time and very fast on ICE. "

  • Great train trip from Paris | . | 2017/02/21
    "I purchased a first class ticket to travel from Paris to Stuttgart and was very pleased with the coach and seating. It was quite comfortable and included a service to purchase food items and have them delivered to my seat. This was especially nice since I was traveling alone and didn't have to leave my seat. "

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    More to see | Peter m. | 2017/02/19
    "I enjoy the journey by train rather than Air as for a similar price and length of total journey you get to see alot more. I found the staff very pleasant and friendly "

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    Simply Superb | Srenivasan p. | 2017/02/17
    "Very convenient and on dot in time! Will prefer ever!!! "

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    AMS-BRU | Razlan s. | 2017/01/28
    "Overall, the journey was great! "

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    Poor Advice | Terence c. | 2017/01/27
    "Having not used this service before and being a foreigner we saw the advice on printed Thalys ticket that "for safety reasons, your presence on the Thalys platform is mandatory at least 2 minutes before the train's departure and assumed the process would be simple. However, when we got to the Gare Nord station and were directed by locals to a lift (we had baggage and my wife had hurt her back after slipping on ice in Switzerland) we got stuck at turnstyle type entry as our printed Thalys "ticket" did not get us through. We were severely delayed as locals tried to help (even holding ticked over scanner, etc.) and communication was difficult (we do not speak French). By the time we were redirected to another entrance that did not require turn-style access (I assume the first access we were directed to by locals was for Metro and not Thalys train) we had missed the train. We were then forced to by new tickets at Euro 130 each (Euro 90 for my under 26 year old daughter)! The original tickets cost Euro 20! (hence my rating of 5 stars for "Value for money). At the price of Euro 130 each I would have flown and not take the train, but had no options at that point. Thankfully the train trip itself was most pleasant and relaxing with access to WiFi while we drank a bottle of red French wine to drown our sorrows. "

  • Mr Thanh Nguyen Chung | . | 2017/01/17
    "It is very goods trip "

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