Train from Dresden to Nueburg DO in July
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Train from Dresden to Nueburg DO in July
Hi:
I am wondering if there is a direct hi speed train from
Dresden to Neuburg Germany. I am thinking that I have
to change trains in Munich or Ingolstat to get to Neuburg/Do.
I will have a rail pass but wonder if I need reservations?
Thanks for the help. Johanna
I am wondering if there is a direct hi speed train from
Dresden to Neuburg Germany. I am thinking that I have
to change trains in Munich or Ingolstat to get to Neuburg/Do.
I will have a rail pass but wonder if I need reservations?
Thanks for the help. Johanna
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Didn't you do a trip to Neuburg Donau a year ago using cowboy1968's instruction? If you follow the recommendation to use bahn.com, which is also the very first non advertisement entry that google spits out when you search for "germany train", you will find that the best they can offer is a 3 train combination. Are you carrying too much luggage for train changes?
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Thanks for the response, Greg. Cowboy 1968's directions
from the Munich airport were so helpful. I probably didn't phrase the question correctly. I had to change trains in
Ingolstat and take a regional train to Neuburg (which only
runs once an hr). The problem that I had: No elevators
or lifts in Ingolstat and I had to go up and down several
flights of stairs with luggage and try to make the train
that was standing at the station.. Thankfully, a kind
person helped me .
thought there might way, where I wouldn't have to
take the stairs i.e. Augsburg from Dresden, to Neuburg/DO which might have lifts and escalators (have knee problem). I am researching the various train stations to find out or I may omit this part of the trip or get a driver. I haven't been able to see if there are lifts on
bahn.com. I appreciate your thoughts. Johanna
from the Munich airport were so helpful. I probably didn't phrase the question correctly. I had to change trains in
Ingolstat and take a regional train to Neuburg (which only
runs once an hr). The problem that I had: No elevators
or lifts in Ingolstat and I had to go up and down several
flights of stairs with luggage and try to make the train
that was standing at the station.. Thankfully, a kind
person helped me .
thought there might way, where I wouldn't have to
take the stairs i.e. Augsburg from Dresden, to Neuburg/DO which might have lifts and escalators (have knee problem). I am researching the various train stations to find out or I may omit this part of the trip or get a driver. I haven't been able to see if there are lifts on
bahn.com. I appreciate your thoughts. Johanna
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It appears that your only option is via Ingolstadt where you catch that short regional train. Local bus connections from Ingolstadt to Neuburg do not appear convenient.
Since it is only 23 KM from Ingolstadt, in your case perhaps the best option is to catch a taxi from the Ingolstadt Hbf
Since it is only 23 KM from Ingolstadt, in your case perhaps the best option is to catch a taxi from the Ingolstadt Hbf
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Thank you Travelforbeer and Woyzeck for your
thoughts. I am looking into taxis or a driver now.
I appreciate all of your help. Am reading the
book "Europe by Eurail 2013" and may find some more
creative ideas. Thanks.
thoughts. I am looking into taxis or a driver now.
I appreciate all of your help. Am reading the
book "Europe by Eurail 2013" and may find some more
creative ideas. Thanks.
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Good luck johanna.
The thing is that high speed and direct connections are seldom available to smaller villages like Neuburg. Rail access in Germany, as you know, is superb. Nevertheless, smaller locations are typically serviced by local and regional trains. Often, as travelforbeer mentions, for a distance like that (20km) bus service might be a reasonable alternative (but not in this case).
I would suggest emailing Deutsche Bahn to request assistance. They have a Mobility Service Centre which is intended to aid travelers with physical constraints and need help boarding or changing trains. Perhaps this would be a help in your case, if someone were able to assist you with your luggage and up the stairs. Check out their link:
http://www.bahn.com/i/view/USA/en/se...handicap.shtml
DB also has a Taxi hotline:
http://www.bahn.com/i/view/USA/en/se...iew/taxi.shtml
The thing is that high speed and direct connections are seldom available to smaller villages like Neuburg. Rail access in Germany, as you know, is superb. Nevertheless, smaller locations are typically serviced by local and regional trains. Often, as travelforbeer mentions, for a distance like that (20km) bus service might be a reasonable alternative (but not in this case).
I would suggest emailing Deutsche Bahn to request assistance. They have a Mobility Service Centre which is intended to aid travelers with physical constraints and need help boarding or changing trains. Perhaps this would be a help in your case, if someone were able to assist you with your luggage and up the stairs. Check out their link:
http://www.bahn.com/i/view/USA/en/se...handicap.shtml
DB also has a Taxi hotline:
http://www.bahn.com/i/view/USA/en/se...iew/taxi.shtml
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