Rheinland-Pfalz-Ticket - German Train expert
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Rheinland-Pfalz-Ticket - German Train expert
This link is to the Rheinland-Pfalz/Saarland Regional line. Metz, France is on this map. I'd love to hear from someone with German train knowledge if this means we can take a train from Trier to Metz on a Rheinland-Pfalz-Lander Ticket.
http://kursbuch.bahn.de/hafas-res/20...z_Saarland.pdf
Thanks so much.
http://kursbuch.bahn.de/hafas-res/20...z_Saarland.pdf
Thanks so much.
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I <I>believe</i> the map convention is: if the station is shown with one kind or another of a circle icon, it's included. If the station name is pointed to by an arrow, it's not.
I know for certain that Bonn and Köln are included in the R-P ticket even though they're in Nordrhein-Westfalen, but I suggest asking bahn.de about stations in <U>other countries</u>, just to be sure.
Have fun in Greece!
I know for certain that Bonn and Köln are included in the R-P ticket even though they're in Nordrhein-Westfalen, but I suggest asking bahn.de about stations in <U>other countries</u>, just to be sure.
Have fun in Greece!
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Oh. I see [email protected] has responded.
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Yup, you've got my attention.
No, you can't find that out by looking at map symbols. You'd have to read the "corresponding" page at bahn.de, which says only Lauterburg and Wissemburg are included.
I'm listening to the Mondschein-Sonate (Horowitz) as I type, thanks for mentioning Beethoven in the other thread again.
No, you can't find that out by looking at map symbols. You'd have to read the "corresponding" page at bahn.de, which says only Lauterburg and Wissemburg are included. I'm listening to the Mondschein-Sonate (Horowitz) as I type, thanks for mentioning Beethoven in the other thread again.
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Hmm, maybe you recall "My fair lady" (the musical movie). ;-) After a while, she learned to speak English ("aeiou"). If you can do that you're rather close to the german pronunciation. (Well not really) 
If we want to speak "American", we use the letters "ä ü ö"

If we want to speak "American", we use the letters "ä ü ö"


How about taking the train from Trier to Saarbrucken. That should be included shouldn't it?