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This depends on your train operator. Deutsche Bahn won't even tell you prices to most international destinations (especially those DB doesn't itself service) an
by DocTomoe 5y ago
This depends on your train operator. Deutsche Bahn won't even tell you prices to most international destinations (especially those DB doesn't itself service) and asks you to come in in person to one of the few remaining ticket sales booths OR call a hotline.
They happily let you select a train ride from Madrid to Wladivostok, including all intermediary stations ... but you can't buy the ticket. Same for Berlin to Rome.
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- raverbashing 5y agoYes that's why I say, buy it on the operator of where you're leaving from. Doesn't make much sense trying to buy at a 3rd party. (for DB specifically it seems that international-bahn.de can determine the price for some trips)
- iggldiggl 5y agoThe problem with international-bahn.de is that it might sell you what is technically several independent tickets instead of a single through-ticket, which can subsequently be problematic in case of a missed connection.