Interrail Supplement Germany: Prague-Frankfurt-Munich-Vienna

Peter
Traveller
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if using day trains, you do not have to pay supplements...
even the super fast trains like ICE are free of supplements.
sometimes it is recommended to buy a reservation which is only useful when traveling in the morning or in the late afternoon, when all people using trains to get to their work and back home. so you don't really need them !!! :)

but pay attention: don't use the ICE Sprinter from Berlin to Frankfurt. on this special train (Sprinter - only going once or twice a day, really a lot of other normal ICEs on this route available) there is a supplement!!!

for night-train-connections have a look on this topic: [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail-night-train[/u]


and by the way ... Cologne is nicer than Frankfurt (my opinion) ... ;)

have fun,
Peter
:)

anonymous
Traveller
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I found the city itself quite average but there's the magnificient Dom (Cathedral) and the enjoyable riverside with cafes and restaurants. The Altstadt is also worth more than one visit. All of them are near Köln Hbf. I enjoyded taking a local train to Gummersbach and hopping off every time I saw a nice village. Really nice there.

anonymous
Traveller
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Sorry, the previous post fell under a wrong topic. I should have posted it on Germany branch.

arcadianwench
Traveller
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I'm trying to work out the supplements for the CityNightLine from Munich to Paris. Any ideas how much it'll be?

Peter
Traveller
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hej ...

I just tried out the online-booking system for the CNL ... but it seems not to work right now...! you can buy the ticket either at a German station or by phone: 01805 141514 (in Germany)
you will have to pay a supplement of:
compartment: 4 EUR
reclining seat: 10 EUR
couchette (5/6-berth): 20 EUR
couchette (4-berth): 30 EUR

Peter :)