Hey,
I have a Hessen ticket and that is valid throughout Hesse, but since I have to leave Hesse (Cologne main station), I wanted to ask how much I would then pay if I travel with Deutsche Bahn? 🙂 I'm an adult.
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Can you then take the next connecting train as a gesture of goodwill, and do you need a certificate for this?
If you are driving with the ICE it costs just as much (Hessenticket counts only in local and regional transport)
However, you can take an RB or RE to the North Rhine-Westphalia border and take a connecting ticket from there.
Haiger(Hessen) -> Cologne would be the cheapest regional connection.(circa 30€)
However, the nerve costs time and actually money. Depending on where you live in Hesse, you can get off with a super-saving price for an ICE cheaper and faster than with RB/RE changeover.
Look for (link for savings prices is well hidden) : https://ps.bahn.de/preissuche/psc_start.post?dbkanal_007=L01_S01_D001_KIN0014_sparpreisfindercontent-button_LZ03
That’s where you’re going.
To Cologne Hbf