Travel in Germany by Bus
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Travel in Germany: bus, train, ferry & flights

Travelling around Germany without a car is easy once you know which option fits each trip. Long-distance buses are often the cheapest way between cities, from Berlin to Hamburg, Munich or Dresden, and they also reach smaller places such as Füssen, the base for Neuschwanstein Castle. Trains are usually faster on the main lines between Berlin, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Cologne and Stuttgart. For long north–south trips, a domestic flight can also be an option. Buses and trains cross the border too, to Prague, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw or Copenhagen. For every route we show the options sold online — bus, train or flight — with durations and prices taken from real timetables, so you can book in a few clicks. Fares rise as departure gets closer: book early for the best prices.