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GeorgeH
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Posted 13 years ago

Hi there,
I was wondering if anyone could help me out. I'm planning an inter rail trip and was wondering whether there is a night train linking Amsterdam and Hamburg?
Many thanks,

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Peter
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replied 13 years ago

Hi.

There is one direct night train, but it arrives very early in Hamburg - it is the one with final destination Copenhagen:

[b]Amsterdam Centraal[/b] dep: 1901 | CNL night train: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/amsterdam-to-copenhagen[/u]
[b]Hamburg Hbf[/b] arr: 0356

By day train it is a trip of about 6 hours. There are connections with only one change in Duisburg Hbf. The ICE and IC trains you will use are all free of supplements.
Have a look at the schedule planer: [u]https://rail.cc/en/search-interrail-route[/u]

Peter :)

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nltrainer
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replied 12 years ago

it is better to use the 2-hourly EC trains to BERLIN and change at OSNABRUCK.

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rachtravels
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replied 11 years ago

I'm travelling to Hamburg on the 15th June this year
are the only links without supplements now with two changes, not one?

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
The fastest connection is 5 hours and some minutes with two changes (free of extra fees for Interrailers - via Osnabrück):
[u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail/amsterdam-to-hamburg[/u]

If you only want to change once, the journey time will be 6:40h with change in Duisburg.

Peter :)

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rachtravels
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replied 11 years ago

ah i see
that's great thank you!
is there much change in timetables after the 10th, or will this pretty much be the same times?

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
No changes. :)
You can use the schedules given here on railcc.
And it is always enough time to change the trains - the stations aren't as big. And the trains less crowded than on the connection with only one change.
Peter :)

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rachtravels
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replied 11 years ago

that's brilliant
thanks! :)

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nltrainer
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replied 11 years ago

it is only due to ROUTE and the seeming inability of many of you to realise that AMS-this big city here, has 10 and not just 1 station.
The Berlin trains start at Schiphol airport and stops in AMS at ZUID WTC and then at DUIVENDRecht-both are on the metro. ZUID also has trams. As I assume you will not stay on the station roof of central, it hardly makes diff if you take a tram the 1 or the other way to reach station.
Also if starting from Central, it is just too daft easy -simply take local InterCity to Hilversum (trains goes to Amersfoort), get off-listen to announcement,and wait 3 mins for next train, same track=-the one to berlin, together with a few dozen others, all screaming and anxious. Or maybe you can make new IR friends with your knowledge now.
In Osnabrück the germans have some nice style bahnhof: in 2 levels, up and down. Same-same we have here in NL at Duivendrecht.

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MrMonk
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replied 11 years ago

[quote]In Osnabrück the germans have some nice style bahnhof: in 2 levels, up and down. Same-same we have here in NL at Duivendrecht.[/quote]

We don´t only have an nice station, btu also a pretty nice centre plus an amazing zoo ;)
Definatly worth a visit, if anybody is around, write me a message and I´ll guide you ;)

Btw: @Peter: Do you guys also need photos of the stations? I got a couple of photos from Osnabrück Hauptbahnhof, if you need them, write me.

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Peter
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replied 11 years ago

Hi.
Would be nice to have some photos of it! :)
I just send you an email,
Peter :)