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Journey planner

Plan a realistic route across Germany

This tool works out a typical fastest route using published Deutsche Bahn timetable figures — not a live departure board. For exact times and to book, use bahn.de.

about 5 h 25 min · 5 changes

  1. Augsburg Hbf

  2. ICE 22 · about 35 min · hourly

    Ulm Hbf

  3. ICE 22 · about 40 min · hourly

    Stuttgart Hbf

  4. ICE 22 · about 40 min · hourly

    Mannheim Hbf

  5. ICE 20/25 · about 25 min · hourly

    Karlsruhe Hbf

  6. ICE 20/25 · about 65 min · hourly

    Freiburg Hbf

  7. ICE 20/25 · about 45 min · hourly

    Basel Bad Bf

A longer, multi-leg journey: a Sparpreis booked well ahead is usually cheapest for a single trip, but if you're making several intercity journeys on this trip a German Rail Pass Flexi day is often better value.

These are typical published fastest times, including an allowance of about 15 minutes per change — not live departures. Check live times and book on bahn.de →

Why this isn't a live timetable

This planner works from a fixed reference network of the main German long-distance corridors and their fastest published journey times. It won't show you a specific train, platform or delay — for that, always check bahn.de or the DB Navigator app before you travel.