With the timetable change, Deutsche Bahn will be using faster Sprinter ICE trains between Cologne and Berlin from this Sunday.
Cologne – the Deutsche Bahn with the timetable change from this Sunday, faster Sprinter ICE trains will be in between Cologne and Berlin one.
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Deutsche Bahn connects Cologne and Berlin with Sprinter trains in under 4 hours. © Daniel Bockwoldt/dpa
Additional Sprinter connections are new to the timetable. They should also attract people to the railway who otherwise use domestic flights.
Below is the Connection Cologne-Berlin.
There, ICE trains run three times a day without stopping in under four hours – up to half an hour faster than before.
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Directly to Westerland: Trains are once again running continuously from Berlin to Sylt
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It should also go faster on the routes, among other things Dusseldorf-Cologne-Munich, Hamburg-Frankfurt Airport and Berlin-Munich.
On a total of eight of the ten busiest domestic German routes, the additional ICE trains are to operate with fewer stops, the so-called Sprinters.
With the timetable change, journeys in the ICE and Intercity will cost an average of 1.9 percent more, as Deutsche Bahn announced in the fall.
Taking children under the age of 15 with you will be easier and in many cases probably also cheaper: In future, anyone can be the necessary accompanying person, not just parents or grandparents.
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If you jump on a train on the spur of the moment, you have to be prepared for an important change: the conductor no longer sells paper tickets.
Spontaneous newcomers will in future have to book their tickets quickly on their laptop or mobile phone, leaving ten minutes for this.
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