There is nothing on the DB Bahn online booking site, or on any timetable, to show whether the train you will be taking will be an ICE T train, but these trains are mainly used on these four routes. (1) Wien/Vienna – Linz – Nurnberg – Frankfurt (Main) – Koblenz – Koln/Cologne (all departures) (2) Wien/Vienna - Linz - Nurnberg - Erfurt Children aged 6-14 travel free when accompanied by someone aged 15 or over. They must be specified at the time of booking. The ticket holder can bring up to 4 children per ticket. However, a seat reservation fee of EUR 4.50 (second class) or EUR 5.90 (first class reservation if the ticket is not purchased at the same time) for a child applies.
ICE 2 Mainly used on the route between Berlin and the cities in the Rhine-Ruhr area including Dortmund, Dusseldorf, Essen and Koln. ICE 3 (403/406)* Mainly used on 'Sprinter' services, the routes which use the high speed line between Koln and Frankfurt, and on services to Bruxelles & Amsterdam. ICE 3 (407)** These trains are primarily used on
Breakfast on board Deutsche Bahn ICE trains. Butter croissant (vegetarian) 1,90 EUR. French breakfast (vegetarian) – croissant, bread rolls, butter, Nutella, honey & jam 4,90 EUR. Classic breakfast – bread roll & butter with cold cuts Sausage or cold cuts Cheese each 5,40 EUR. Extras for breakfast.
Depending on the time of day you are planning to travel, you can choose between the Bavaria Ticket or the Bavaria Night Ticket; you can also decide whether to travel First Class or Second Class. All of the ticket types allow you to be accompanied by four other passengers, with the exception of children: You can take up to 3 of your own or other
Save. "You never need to reserve a seat in Germany. ". Not quite correct. Reservations are required on certain cross-border services. This has always been the case with Thalys trains, but reservations are now also required on some DB-run services - including, I believe, domestic-only journeys on those trains.
Don’t look too close at the headrests… Just adjust and nap.- Quiet Compartment Deutsche Bahn Inter-City Express Train 1st Class car. The Seat: The comfortable leather seats in the first class quiet compartment aboard a Deutsche Bahn ICE train sport a healthy recline and all the same features as a seat in the more open area of first.

4th Generation unit in use by Deutsche Bahn. The Bombardier Double-deck Coach is a bilevel passenger railcar currently manufactured by Alstom, which acquired Bombardier Transportation in 2021 (and before that by Adtranz and DWA/ Waggonbau Görlitz) used by various European railways and Israel Railways. The current generation of double-deck

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