Intercity Frankfurt

... para Frankfurt. A viagem leva 40m e não tivemos como errar aonde saltar, pois ele chegou na estação ferroviária central de Frankfurt ;-) Chegando na cidade, pegamos um U-Bahn e fomos direto para o Römer, praça da prefeitura. Como está praça está ...

... while, then saw that they had a cafe on the top floor, so we went up there. I braved the cold and took some pictures of Frankfurt from the rooftop patio. We got some warm drinks, and DH got a dessert. The kids fell asleep at the table. Jet lag. Plus it ...

... Koblenz, where I could take refuge and coffee.  After a day of slow trains I have just found out that I can take the intercity trains using my rail pass.  Brilliant.  If only I had known twenty-four hours ago.  I thought that because ...

... (Dad) stood in a loooooong line up to find out what we would do. It went like this -- we got put into a hotel called Intercity hotel until Thursday. On Thursday we go back to the airport and get on a plane that goes straight to Pune. Right now it is ...

... bright note on this flight and this was accidental because when we booked our frequent flyer flights we could only get this Frankfurt-Singapore-Sydney-Perth which we thought was terrible because we usually change in Singapore to a direct flight to Perth. ...

... kinda make out what to do or where to go - the only thing on our ticket that either Ruan or I could recognize was the word 'Intercity'. So after a few feeble attempts at trying to get on a train and being shouted off it by one of the conductors,  we ...

... flight should be no mystery: you just get more for your money. Hence the short trip on the fantasticly smooth InterCity Express to Frankfurt Airport to catch a Qatar Airways flight out to Doha. This pitstop is really destined to catch up with a great ...

... . We never had to clear customs, and our passports were never stamped or even examined. On our last trip through Frankfurt, security officers detected a pocketknife that Carrie had forgotten to put in her checked bag. The knife had been completely missed ...

... , which is Germany's national rail network. Nowadays it's possible to start a train trip from Ostbahnhof and finish in Frankfurt, sometimes without even changing trains. The interior of the station is modern and complete with all the facilities that one ...

... third floor. The trip from Amsterdam was a deliberately engineered long round trip across Germany, getting us to Hamburg via Frankfurt Flughafen (airport). Our first train, a nice, relatively new, Deutsche Bahn Mark III Inter City Express (ICE3) took ...

... to find out when the next train was going to Wolfsburg, which was in a few minutes and was sadly just a loco-hauled InterCity train, not and InterCityExpress. The train became quite full so we had to sit in a 5-seat compartment, which filled up ...

... .  Train wasn't too full so we could take up 3 seat sections with the kids and luggage. The Intercity Express train to Frankfurt was very nice - plush seats, enclosed compartments, restaurant...except there were NO seats together.  It was ...

... was a bit of a headlong plunge into Old Dubai.   The first few hours in country were spent at the airport; I wanted to blog Frankfurt before I really hit Dubai, and I had free, high-speed wireless, so I spent a few hours there. (The first hour was ...

... so far, we travelled on Germany`s newest and fastest high speed line, down the western part of the country to Frankfurt airport. We reached 300km/h, overtaking the silly cars on the autobahn that were crawling through the fog cautiously. Snow was noted ...

... intercity express trains in Germany are immaculate. There is not a deluxe Indian bus in sight here with my travels taking me from Frankfurt to Berlin, via Leipzig. I have organised a short stop off between trains so I can take a look around the city of ...

... German country side on the way to Berlin was showing the first green bits of the corn fields. We went through Mannheim, Frankfurt, and Kassel. When we arrived at the Berlin Hauptbahnhof, I was impressed with the massive design of the place. Several ...

Tomorrow is the big day. I will start here at 4.30 am to get to the InterCity train from Nuremberg to Frankfurt Airport, where I will arrive at 8.00 am with my first plane to Dubai leaving at 11.00 am. with an onwards flight getting me to Bangkok at ...

... – this was her idea. It’s probably just European politeness but I’m now very much looking forward to all the intercity journey’s planned on my trip. I’ve never really figured out why European woman stare at you but it ...