ByKoio78
To all holidaymakers who travel exclusively by public transport: What was the longest journey you've made by train? For me, it was 18 hours from Berlin to Stockholm on the Snålltaget night train.
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Loading...I don't understand the difference. It seems that buying two fare zones is cheaper than buying AB. If AB is the same as two fare zones, you could save money by simply buying two fare zones instead of AB. Is that correct?
Do the SBB EC trains still run from Switzerland to northern Germany? If so, do they still have the Class 101?
I would appreciate a reply. Best regards.
Hey, I have a question about the bus ticket in Kiel. Can I use the job ticket 4000 and 3130 from Schilcksee to Laboe or do I have to buy an extra ticket somewhere? I'm not sure.
Hey, I hardly ever take the train (the last time was three years ago), and on Monday of all days, I have to go again. My ICE 843 arrives at Dortmund Central Station at 6:43 on platform 8, but which one? The left or the right? The picture is a map of Dortmund Central Station….
When he was still there: from Lisbon to Paris with the South Express in 27 hours. For me a nice experience.
Yeah, he’s the brood expression to Hendaye. How could the train be traced at the border with Spain? From normal track to broad track?
I drove in an SNCF truck. In Hendaye the car body was raised and then the bogies were replaced.
Thank you very much for the star. 🙂
With the weekend ticket for 15 Mark from Grüna in Saxony to Grafing near Munich. Duration 12 hours with some changeover. The then Inter Regio took half the time.
My longest route has been from Münster to Austria for almost 12 hours.
In the meantime, I live further south and therefore have a little shorter.
Kaiserslautern-Dresden, but I don’t know the km and the duration.
At me 20 hours to Norway. With a friend over 3 days with the Transsib to Vladivostok.