Dear viewers, as mentioned very tactfully by somene in the comments, there are a couple of images in this video that aren't actually from Nuremberg. This is stick footage that somehow got in the mix. Apologies, the vast majority is filmed by me in Nueremberg. ❤
Dear Host, I come from Nürnberg and I appreciated your daytrip very much. Really well informed with accurate information. But I guess some pictures shown are accidentally mixed up with sceneries from Dresden (..I guess, just to let you know)..best whishes
believe me people , take the fastest train you can affrod, the slow one takes around 3 hours stopping everywhere!! ....i know, mine got cancelled and i was forced to take the slowest available!
Sorry to hear about your experience Bob. Normally the journey time is between 1hr 5mins and 1hr 30mins. There have been problems with the trains lately, my guests have told me. Hopefully this gets resolved asap. All the best
i have a lot of connections in munich and they say that DB railways are a victim of their own success, there are trains leaving in the small hours too, i do not know how they get any maint. done?@@alunevans4192
@@alunevans4192 it's ok,my cousin in munich explained it all to me, German railways are a victim of their own success , downtime for maintenance is very tight
The regional day ticket gets you there but only on regional trains with a train change in Ingostadt (1 h 46 min) or on a direct local train ( 2 h 49 min). The InterCityExpress train takes 1 hour and 6 minutes.
Very nice video! Very well presented and produced. Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks. Delighted that you enjoyed it.
Dear viewers, as mentioned very tactfully by somene in the comments, there are a couple of images in this video that aren't actually from Nuremberg. This is stick footage that somehow got in the mix. Apologies, the vast majority is filmed by me in Nueremberg. ❤
Dear Host, I come from Nürnberg and I appreciated your daytrip very much. Really well informed with accurate information. But I guess some pictures shown are accidentally mixed up with sceneries from Dresden (..I guess, just to let you know)..best whishes
Thanks Marco. Sometimes editing can be challenging and mix ups can occur. Appreciate your feedback.
believe me people , take the fastest train you can affrod, the slow one takes around 3 hours stopping everywhere!! ....i know, mine got cancelled and i was forced to take the slowest available!
Sorry to hear about your experience Bob. Normally the journey time is between 1hr 5mins and 1hr 30mins. There have been problems with the trains lately, my guests have told me. Hopefully this gets resolved asap. All the best
i have a lot of connections in munich and they say that DB railways are a victim of their own success, there are trains leaving in the small hours too, i do not know how they get any maint. done?@@alunevans4192
@@alunevans4192 it's ok,my cousin in munich explained it all to me, German railways are a victim of their own success , downtime for maintenance is very tight
Does the tram say documentation center? Doing this tomorrow. What's the best way to book round trip train tickets from Munich?
You can get a bayern ticket from the ticket machines in Munich. Yes, the tram indicates documentation centre.
@alunevans4192 Thanks mate! Also is it less expensive to buy tickets at the station or on the app? Thanks again! Came all the way Texas
Same price I believe. Enjoy your trip.
Wouldn’t the Bavaria regional day ticket get you there as well?
i don't think that covers ice trains does it? the other 2 types are 15 euros one way
@@bobtudbury8505 yeah that’s right had to get here and look over the ticket to figure it out 😂
The regional day ticket gets you there but only on regional trains with a train change in Ingostadt (1 h 46 min) or on a direct local train ( 2 h 49 min). The InterCityExpress train takes 1 hour and 6 minutes.