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| I would have a trip from Frankfurt am Main to Munchen in about ten days. I want to visit cities like Heidelberg, Stuttgart and Fussen in our journey. After visiting Muchen, I would go to Dresden to study for about 1 month, and then I would have to go back to Frankfurt again. My questions are: 1. I want to know the cheapest kinds of train tickets I could buy. 2. There are totally 3 of us travelling together, we do not want to book the hostels in Germany in advance. Do you think there are vacancies in the hostels there in mid-July? Thank you. | ||||||||||||||||||
hehehahasally sally Post Count: 2 Msg: #1 171 days ago, June 3rd 2009 | I would have a trip from Frankfurt am Main to Munchen. The trip takes around ten days. During the journeyfrom Frankfurt am Main to Munchen, I want to visit cities like Heidelberg, Stuttgart and Fussen. After visiting Muchen, I would go to Dresden to study for about 1 month, and then I would have to go back to Frankfurt again. My questions are: | 1. I want to know the cheapest kinds of train tickets I could buy. 2. There are totally 3 of us travelling together, we do not want to book the hostels in Germany in advance. Do you think there are vacancies in the hostels there in mid-July? Thank you. [Edited: 10:56 - hehehahasally ]  Mell Mell Post Count: 13894 Msg: #2 171 days ago, June 3rd 2009 | Hello Sally |  The cheapest train tickets are on the night trains and can be bought at bargain prices if you buy in advance. Any journey from one point in Germany to another can cost 29Euros including all taxes. But you really do have to find them in advance on the internet and buy when available. Try buying 3 months in advance because that is when there are the most tickets for that price available on www.deutschebahn.de I think you should book the hostels in advance. Very often they are booked up in July. I have spend a few nights sleeping in train stations in Europe when I travelled in July because the hostels were full. Mel hehehahasally sally Post Count: 2 Msg: #3 171 days ago, June 3rd 2009 | thanks so much for your reply^^ | Number of Users: 2 | Number of Posts: 3 | |||||||||||
