Discover Germany by train – from the North and Baltic Sea shores down to the Black Forest and the Bavarian Alps – high speed ICE trains included! Enjoy unlimited train travel between these unforgettable cities: Berlin, Munich Frankfurt, Cologne and many more!
This pass is only valid for residents of Europe. You are not eligible to travel with this pass if you are a resident of Germany.
Customers can select a first date of travel that is up to 11 months from the purchase date.
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This pass is printed on official railway ticket paper that will be shipped to you. You can select from the available shipping options during checkout. Please allow sufficient time to receive your pass before your departure.
A seat reservation is optional but recommended in order to guarantee a seat on a specific train and time. Reserve a seat.
2.60out of5Value  3.00 User Friendliness  2.00 Experience 3.00 Comfort  4.00 Service  1.00 | Andreas AAugust 14, 2019 Look out for the "Temporarily unavailable" sign in Deutsche Bahn's "Navigator" app, because it withdraws the sum from your credit card anyway. This way, we paid tickets (before the date of our rail pass) four times and seat reservations (within the validity of the rail pass) twice. There are many clicks to click through for a booking. For the rest, the "Navigator" app is brilliant.
Some trains have limited space for luggage (instead allowing a bunch of bicycles inside).
In case of delays, staff can be quite rude, and passengers are left on railway stations without anybody representing the DB on the platform to give guidance(neither is water offered to the elderly and to children when trains remain on the line).
In case of delays, and in case you have paid for your tickets, a special refund claim has to be picked up at the DB information center. Keep in mind to record all data on the delay and on your alternative route, as well as the ticket itself, in order to fill in the claim. Refund procedure seems to be very slow.
No claims concerning bookings made in the DB app will be answered in DB information centers. Instead, they refer you to an e-mail address for client claims, fahrkartenservice@db.de, where answering is slow and non-precise.
Trains are clean and comfortable, also heavily used commuter trains like the Berlin S-Bahn or the regional RE trains.
The Interrail pass, that we got from ACP rail, was well known by all staff. Share this review:    |
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