Travel by Train to Germany's Major Cities- 14 Day Travel Itinerary

Planning Your Germany Travel - Before You Travel

German Train Travel Itinerary

Michele Hartley

• Learn about train travel in Germany with a German Rail Pass or a Eurail Pass
  
• When traveling by train, you want to make sure you pack light - Follow these Easy Packing Tips for Your Trip to Germany.
  

Naturally, the more time you have the better, but if you are determined to see all (or most) of Germany's major cities, this travel itinerary gives you a little time in each one if you are limited to 14 days. It also takes into account the 10 days of travel allowed with a German Rail Pass.

This is a round trip travel plan so you can start in any of the cities that you want to fly into and end up back at the same city. This one starts and ends in Munich but you can start and end your German trip in any of the cities on the travel itinerary.

Keep in mind that this is kind of a whirlwind tour so if you have the time, you may want to add on a little more time in the cities you are most interested in.

Index: Travel by Train to Germany's Major Cities- 14 Day Travel Itinerary

1. Planning Your Germany Travel - Before You Travel
2. Your German Travel Itinerary Schedule
3. Munich - Three Days and Nights in Munich
4. Ulm, Augsburg and Stuttgart by Train from Munich - Two Nights in Stuttgart
5. Heidelberg and Frankfurt by Train from Stuttgart - One Night in Frankfurt
6. Wiesbaden, Koblenz, and Cologne by Train from Frankfurt - Two Nights in Cologne
7. A Day on the Rhine - Bonn, Düsseldorf, Aachen, Cologne
8. Hamburg and Bremen by Train from Cologne - Two Nights in Hamburg
9. Berlin by Train from Hamburg - Two Nights in Berlin and Potsdam
10. From Berlin to Dresden by Train - One Night in Dresden