Everything you need to know about using public transport in Germany – from navigating the train network, buying tickets, and understanding the different types of trains, to tips for making your travel smooth and stress-free. Whether you’re new to Germany or just need a refresher, this guide will help explore all there is in Germany by train!
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I’m an American living in a little village in Northern Germany and sharing my life along the way as an English teacher & digital creative! Here you’ll find tips on solo travel, culture, and village life abroad.
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Besser hätte ich es als Deutscher nicht beschreiben koennen. Tolles Video!
I still loathe public transportation in Germany, even as a German. Talking to my German friends, they, too, are constantly annoyed at the fact that it is unnecessarily bloated and complex with all the different zones, then the different regional transport agencies, and then the regional vs. national trains. At least the Deutschlandticket has alleviated that somewhat, but then again, it is overkill for sporadic travelers, it doesn't cover the long-distance trains, and they are already talking about making it even more expensive again.
On a positive note, great video and your happiness makes it so much more enjoyable to follow along 😉
There is one app who combines the DB app and the local apps. That is "Öffi". Use that one.
Really well done! Perfect.
Two Tarifs are interesting on this trip the regional tarif called Niedersachsenticket which includes SBahn and UBahn in Hannover and Hamburg but you can only use non IC and ICE trains or you pay Niedersachsentarif. Kids taken on these trips are in most cases free.