Augsburg to Munich
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Someone will post, I am sure, the link to the English page of the GermanRail website (www.bahn.de) but as an alternative you can get the APPROXIMATE fare by doing so on the www.Raileurope.com site and looking at point to point tickets.
Note that the Raileurope "fare" shown will be more than you'll actually pay since there is a certain amount of mark-up involved when using the European rail consortium's US agency (i.e., Raileurope).
Actually, the Bahn site will give you a quote, usually in 2nd class that is in Euros so no German language is required.
Note that the Raileurope "fare" shown will be more than you'll actually pay since there is a certain amount of mark-up involved when using the European rail consortium's US agency (i.e., Raileurope).
Actually, the Bahn site will give you a quote, usually in 2nd class that is in Euros so no German language is required.
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There are also regional tickets/passes. We were there in Dec and my cousin suggested a Bayern ticket specifically for that region (note: Augsburg and Munich are in Bavaria). At this point, I don't recall if the discount was for 2 people or unlimited on and off for XX days but worth a check. WHile at Nurnburg Rail Station, I was told that each region has their own pass.
The site was in German (the bahn one already provided, however, just drop the website into AltaVista's babelfish and it does a good job of translating.)
The site was in German (the bahn one already provided, however, just drop the website into AltaVista's babelfish and it does a good job of translating.)
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Here's the DB site in English.
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
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