Stavanger- Bergen - Munich: Train

anonymous
Traveller
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Hey,

i have checked this. You have to type in München for Munich and then it should work.

Here are the links:

Deutsche Bahn
[ux]https://rail.shop/bahn[/ux]

B-Rail
[ux]https://rail.shop/bene[/ux]


Hope this is helpful


Jaykob

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
Like Jaykob already told, use the schedule planers: [u]https://rail.cc/en/search-train-route[/u]

The best route is the one:

[b]Bergen/Stvanger - Oslo[/b]: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/bergen-to-oslo[/u]

[b]Oslo[/b] (via Gothenborg) [b]- Copenhagen[/b]: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/oslo-to-copenhagen[/u]

[b]Copenhagen - Hamburg[/b]: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/copenhagen-to-hamburg[/u]

[b]Hamburg - Munich[/b]: [u]https://rail.cc/en/train/hamburg-to-munich[/u]

Do you want to travel by point to point tickets or do you have a rail pass for this route?

Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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ah! thanks for kindest information : )

what's the difference between point to point tickets and a rail pass !?

thanks!

Peter
Traveller
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Point to point ticket = you buy a ticket for each step of your trip.
If you don't make a round trip in Europe it is sometimes cheaper.

Rail Pass please read here: [u]https://rail.cc/en/interrail[/u]

If I know you travel date and your country of residence, I could give you more help.

Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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i would like to spend about 10-15 days ( including train) to stay in Munich and the arounds , starts between 3/8- 5/8, and my residence is Hong Kong , able to enter all Schengen countries~~
could you please add my msn ? --> xxxxx
thanks a lot :)

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
Please no email addresses in the forum, as otherwise you will get spam by automatic robots surfing around the internet. :o
And let's discuss your trip here, as I can't answer details in private chats, don't have the time... sorry. :os

So maybe fix your route first and then let's see what you want to do...
If you only want to travel around Munich then at the end of the trip, I am not sure if you need a railpass for, as there is a local ticket called Bayern Länder-Ticket for 21 EUR per day: www.bahn.de/i/view/overseas/en/prices/germany/laender-ticket.shtml
No need to book in advance, you will get it at ticket machines easilly.
Then you can visit Füssen (Castle Neuschwanstein), Nueremberg, Regensburg, Augsburg, Rothenburg ob der Tauber and so on...

For Stavanger to Munich ... at least from Copenhagen you have the option to get a special price ticket for EUR 39 one-way if you book early in advance.
So if you have fix dates and a fix route, think about point to point... if you want flexibility and add other places like for example Berlin, Prague, Vienna, Salzburg, then an Eurail pass might be a good solution.
Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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thanks Peter : )
i decided to take plane from Bergen to Munich by KLM , seems cheaper than by trains

but there's another problems;'
my fight will arrive at 16:40 1/8 in Munich airport ,
i will stay in Bavaria from 1/8 to 8/8 and wanna go Munich , Fussen , Salzburg and Vienna (if possible) depending on the local fetivals or anything speical!?
so is this route possible ;
Munich -> Fussen -> Munich -> Salzburg -> Vienna

what route from DB should i choose? i checked that the EuRail Austria - Germany Pass for 5 days in 2 month is $324....hmm..quite expensive for me , is it possible to take DB route ?

thanks a lot

danielandzy
Traveller
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ah ! two more question : p

1.why i cant find Germany in EuRail one country pass -.-?

2.eg: Choose 4 days within 1 month , what does it mean by 4 days ? is it 4 travelling days by train ? 4 times?

thanks

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.

1) Because no Eurail ONE COUNTRY Pass Germany exists. There is a German Rail Pass, but I don't have information about it.

2) It means you have 4 travel days within a period of 1 month. Just fill in your travel days manually in your ticket whenever you need them. Definition travel day: [u]https://rail.cc/en/eurail[/u]

Concerning your route: for Bavaria use the Deutsche Bahn Länderticket Bayern for EUR 21 per day (link mentioned above). For your trips to Salzburg and Vienna check the website of the Austrian national railways ÖBB ( [ux]https://rail.shop/oebb[/ux] ) and the one of Germany ( [ux]https://rail.shop/bahn[/ux] ). Both offer special fares if booking early.

Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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thanks again Peter !! you did a great help !
for Bayern Länder-Ticket , i followed yout link and found that there's 2 kinds of ticket ,
Bayern (Bavaria) & Bayern-Ticket Single/Nacht (Bavaria-Ticket Single) , 31 and 22 euro. respectively
is the former one for few persons and the later one for a single man ?

that means if i wanna travel from Munich -> fussen , then Fussen back to Munich , Munich - Salzburg , Salzburg back to Munich , then i need to purchase 4 Bayern Länder-Tickets right ? (if i stay overnight )

and for every ticket i could use it to anywhere in Bavaria within certain hours ? ( if i dont stay overnight )

thanks again !

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
Just read the rules given at the website of bahn.
Valid after 09:00h in the morning in regional trains - but on all routes you travel, there are frequent and good connections by regional trains. Don't use IC and ICE trains.
For you: Bayern-Ticket Single (Bavaria-Ticket Single) - EUR 20 per day at a ticket machine (English language available).
You can even use public transportation of Munich with this ticket.
Salzburg is in Austria, but just at the German border - so the ticket is still valid until Salzburg. For your return to Munich buy it in Salzburg at a German DB ticket machine!
Product details (but in German language): www.bahn.de/regional/view/mdb/alle/dbregio/ausfluege/2012/MDB102022-110908_geltungsbereich_by_t_by_t_s_final.pdf

Munich - Fuessen
Fuessen - Munich
Munich - Slazburg
Salzburg - Munich

If you stay overnight it is: 4 X 20 EUR = 80 EUR

On your trip Fuessen - Munich you could add in between Nuremberg. Also very nice old town and castle which is easy to reach (walk) from the Central railway station.

Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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thank you so sososososososos much Peter!!!!

danielandzy
Traveller
9 comments

ah okay~~~~
is 1000 euro enough for 15 days trip in Bavaria & Vienna including all spendings~?
thanks for your reasonable route :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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Hey Peter it's me again ,

i was wondering is bring my own tents possbile , can i stay in my own tent in Bavaria ?

Is it legal or acceptable in Bavaria ? Where can i find the tent spot?

Thank you : )

Peter
Traveller
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Hi.
I would go for hostels... or try to find campsites at the place you want to stay.
It is not allowed to stay in free nature like it is the case in Scandinavia.
Peter :)

danielandzy
Traveller
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thanks Peter , i just found many public camping sites in Germany ~ also need the pay the entrance fees but much cheaper than hostel

p.s. will i be questioned in the Custom if i bringing my tent with me ?
i'm holding a Hong Kong passport (able to enter Schengen countries without visa)

thanks

Peter
Traveller
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No... there shouldn't be a problem with tents at the custom! Depends on what you transport in your tent. ;) *joking*