Stuttgart To Ulm
Aug 25th 2003 | 11:22 am
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Stuttgart To Ulm
I want to go from Stuttgart To Ulm by bus/coach,
anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
want to go by train if I can get away with it, will be in
Stuttgart next Tuesday (02:08:03).
Why do I want to go by bus/coach,want to take
things slowly.
Thanks for any help.
Grayman
anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
want to go by train if I can get away with it, will be in
Stuttgart next Tuesday (02:08:03).
Why do I want to go by bus/coach,want to take
things slowly.
Thanks for any help.
Grayman
Aug 25th 2003 | 12:40 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Grayman wrote:
: I want to go from Stuttgart To Ulm by bus/coach,
: anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
: want to go by train if I can get away with it,
There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
Stuttgart and Munich, and the least expensive train ticket is
just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
A bus won't have many guests then, and if there is a bus,
it'll take hours because it stops at every second cow.
Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
bus on the Autobahn.
Regards,
soenk.e
: I want to go from Stuttgart To Ulm by bus/coach,
: anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
: want to go by train if I can get away with it,
There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
Stuttgart and Munich, and the least expensive train ticket is
just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
A bus won't have many guests then, and if there is a bus,
it'll take hours because it stops at every second cow.
Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
bus on the Autobahn.
Regards,
soenk.e
Aug 25th 2003 | 5:21 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
"Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
> train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
> station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
> if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
> Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
> not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
> and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
> Stuttgart and Munich, and the least expensive train ticket is
> just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
> A bus won't have many guests then, and if there is a bus,
> it'll take hours because it stops at every second cow.
> Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
> connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
> bus on the Autobahn.
> Regards,
> soenk.e
Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
was so I could see a little more of Germany.
Thanks again
Grayman
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> There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
> train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
> station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
> if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
> Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
> not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
> and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
> Stuttgart and Munich, and the least expensive train ticket is
> just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
> A bus won't have many guests then, and if there is a bus,
> it'll take hours because it stops at every second cow.
> Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
> connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
> bus on the Autobahn.
> Regards,
> soenk.e
Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
was so I could see a little more of Germany.
Thanks again
Grayman
Aug 25th 2003 | 8:57 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Sönke Tesch schrieb:
>
> Grayman wrote:
> : I want to go from Stuttgart To Ulm by bus/coach,
> : anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
> : want to go by train if I can get away with it,
>
> There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
> train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
> station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
> if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
>
> Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
> not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
> and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
> Stuttgart and Munich,
There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
> and the least expensive train ticket is
> just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
Take such a RE, alight at intermediate station if you want and continue
with the next train. Your ticket will be valid one day (I guess it's
under 100 km).
Regards, ULF
>
> Grayman wrote:
> : I want to go from Stuttgart To Ulm by bus/coach,
> : anyone know how I can find out about this,I don't
> : want to go by train if I can get away with it,
>
> There doesn't seem to be any bus, so you'll have to take the
> train. However, since busses normaly leave at the central train
> station ("ZOB") anyway, you can first ask there for a bus and,
> if there ain't one, walk a few meters to the trains.
>
> Apart from that, taking a bus between Stuttgart and Ulm might
> not be a good idea even if you want to take it slow. Stuttgart
> and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
> Stuttgart and Munich,
There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
> and the least expensive train ticket is
> just 13,50€ (in a slow regional train "RE" with nine stops).
Take such a RE, alight at intermediate station if you want and continue
with the next train. Your ticket will be valid one day (I guess it's
under 100 km).
Regards, ULF
Aug 25th 2003 | 10:53 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Ulf Kutzner wrote:
: Sönke Tesch schrieb:
: >Stuttgart
: >and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
: >Stuttgart and Munich,
:
: There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
Ok, my fault, replace "high-speed" with "main". But just because they have to
climb up a hill somewhere doesn't mean that they drive 60 km/h all the way from
Stuttgart to Munich.
In any case, I was rather referring to the importance, usage and type of trains
used on that track. It's not a Feld-, Wald- und Wiesenbahn.
Regards,
soenk.e
: Sönke Tesch schrieb:
: >Stuttgart
: >and Ulm are located on the high-speed train connection between
: >Stuttgart and Munich,
:
: There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
Ok, my fault, replace "high-speed" with "main". But just because they have to
climb up a hill somewhere doesn't mean that they drive 60 km/h all the way from
Stuttgart to Munich.
In any case, I was rather referring to the importance, usage and type of trains
used on that track. It's not a Feld-, Wald- und Wiesenbahn.
Regards,
soenk.e
Aug 25th 2003 | 11:35 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
"Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> skrev i meddelandet
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> : There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
> Ok, my fault, replace "high-speed" with "main". But just because they have
to
> climb up a hill somewhere doesn't mean that they drive 60 km/h all the way
from
> Stuttgart to Munich.
> In any case, I was rather referring to the importance, usage and type of
trains
> used on that track. It's not a Feld-, Wald- und Wiesenbahn.
Anyway trains are traveling at rather low speed over Stuttgart-Ulm and that
part of the line may be considered as scenic. It's always a nice break to
the otherwise dull Stuttgart-Mannheim or Ulm-Munich and I think OP should
consider rail.
news:[email protected]...
> : There is no high speed. Geislinger Steige has low speeds about 60 km/h.
> Ok, my fault, replace "high-speed" with "main". But just because they have
to
> climb up a hill somewhere doesn't mean that they drive 60 km/h all the way
from
> Stuttgart to Munich.
> In any case, I was rather referring to the importance, usage and type of
trains
> used on that track. It's not a Feld-, Wald- und Wiesenbahn.
Anyway trains are traveling at rather low speed over Stuttgart-Ulm and that
part of the line may be considered as scenic. It's always a nice break to
the otherwise dull Stuttgart-Mannheim or Ulm-Munich and I think OP should
consider rail.
Aug 27th 2003 | 5:28 am
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"Grayman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
> > bus on the Autobahn.
> >
> > Regards,
> > soenk.e
> >
> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
Tim
> Thanks again
> Grayman
news:57C2b.287413$B%[email protected]...
> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> >
> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
> > bus on the Autobahn.
> >
> > Regards,
> > soenk.e
> >
> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
Tim
> Thanks again
> Grayman
Aug 27th 2003 | 6:54 am
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Busses are the only way down part of the Romantischestrasse, and the best
way between some destinations in BAvaria.
That said, I think they are also listed on the Deutsche Bahn web site.
tim <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Grayman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:57C2b.287413$B%[email protected]...
>> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> >
>> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
>> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
>> > bus on the Autobahn.
>> >
>> > Regards,
>> > soenk.e
>> >
>> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
>> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
> It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
> network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
> a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
> Tim
>> Thanks again
>> Grayman
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way between some destinations in BAvaria.
That said, I think they are also listed on the Deutsche Bahn web site.
tim <[email protected]> wrote:
> "Grayman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:57C2b.287413$B%[email protected]...
>> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:[email protected]...
>> >
>> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
>> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
>> > bus on the Autobahn.
>> >
>> > Regards,
>> > soenk.e
>> >
>> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
>> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
> It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
> network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
> a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
> Tim
>> Thanks again
>> Grayman
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Aug 27th 2003 | 7:36 am
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Sorry, this was not meant to answer the original poster, just to note that
there are at least some long distance b usses in Germany.
Juliana L Holm <[email protected]> wrote:
> Busses are the only way down part of the Romantischestrasse, and the best
> way between some destinations in BAvaria.
> That said, I think they are also listed on the Deutsche Bahn web site.
> tim <[email protected]> wrote:
>> "Grayman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:57C2b.287413$B%[email protected]...
>>> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>> >
>>> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
>>> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
>>> > bus on the Autobahn.
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> > soenk.e
>>> >
>>> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
>>> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
>> It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
>> network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
>> a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
>> Tim
>>> Thanks again
>>> Grayman
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there are at least some long distance b usses in Germany.
Juliana L Holm <[email protected]> wrote:
> Busses are the only way down part of the Romantischestrasse, and the best
> way between some destinations in BAvaria.
> That said, I think they are also listed on the Deutsche Bahn web site.
> tim <[email protected]> wrote:
>> "Grayman" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>> news:57C2b.287413$B%[email protected]...
>>> "Sönke Tesch" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>>> news:[email protected]...
>>> >
>>> > Ask http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en for train
>>> > connections. RE trains are nice, too, not much faster than a
>>> > bus on the Autobahn.
>>> >
>>> > Regards,
>>> > soenk.e
>>> >
>>> Thanks for your help,the reason I wanted to take the bus
>>> was so I could see a little more of Germany.
>> It's my understanding that Germany has no long distance bus
>> network, don't know if this is actually true, but I've never seen
>> a bus on a long run (except to CZ).
>> Tim
>>> Thanks again
>>> Grayman
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Aug 27th 2003 | 1:14 pm
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
Well thanks for all your help,looks like
I'll be taking the train.
Thanks again
Grayman
I'll be taking the train.
Thanks again
Grayman
Aug 28th 2003 | 1:49 am
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"Grayman" <[email protected]> writes:
> Well thanks for all your help,looks like
> I'll be taking the train.
>
> Thanks again
>
> Grayman
If you want to go slow, you might change to a 'Regionalbahn' in
Geislingen. Several stops along the way, potential side trips by bus.
The section from Stuttgart to Geislingen offers an occasional view but
traverses mostly built-up and partly industrial areas. The stretch
between Geislingen and Ulm is rural and more scenic.
Have a nice trip!
J
rgen
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> Well thanks for all your help,looks like
> I'll be taking the train.
>
> Thanks again
>
> Grayman
If you want to go slow, you might change to a 'Regionalbahn' in
Geislingen. Several stops along the way, potential side trips by bus.
The section from Stuttgart to Geislingen offers an occasional view but
traverses mostly built-up and partly industrial areas. The stretch
between Geislingen and Ulm is rural and more scenic.
Have a nice trip!
J
rgen--
Juergen Stockburger tel.: +49-711-685-4938
Institut fuer Theoretische Physik II fax: +49-711-685-4902
Universitaet Stuttgart mobile: +49-178-476-3876
Pfaffenwaldring 57
70550 Stuttgart, Germany
Aug 28th 2003 | 4:09 am
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
"Juergen Stockburger" <[email protected]> wrote in
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> "Grayman" <[email protected]> writes:
> If you want to go slow, you might change to a 'Regionalbahn' in
> Geislingen. Several stops along the way, potential side trips by bus.
> The section from Stuttgart to Geislingen offers an occasional view but
> traverses mostly built-up and partly industrial areas. The stretch
> between Geislingen and Ulm is rural and more scenic.
> Have a nice trip!
> Jrgen
> --
> Juergen Stockburger tel.: +49-711-685-4938
> Institut fuer Theoretische Physik II fax: +49-711-685-4902
> Universitaet Stuttgart mobile: +49-178-476-3876
> Pfaffenwaldring 57
> 70550 Stuttgart, Germany
Thanks I'am looking forward to it,going to a 3 day dog show
in Ulm for German Shepherd Dogs which is on the Friday to Sunday,
so I'm going to see as much as I can Tuesday to Thursday on the
Monday (08:09:03),will be taking a look around Stuttgart,as my flight
is not till 19:45.
Thanks
Grayman
message news:[email protected]...
> "Grayman" <[email protected]> writes:
> If you want to go slow, you might change to a 'Regionalbahn' in
> Geislingen. Several stops along the way, potential side trips by bus.
> The section from Stuttgart to Geislingen offers an occasional view but
> traverses mostly built-up and partly industrial areas. The stretch
> between Geislingen and Ulm is rural and more scenic.
> Have a nice trip!
> J
rgen> --
> Juergen Stockburger tel.: +49-711-685-4938
> Institut fuer Theoretische Physik II fax: +49-711-685-4902
> Universitaet Stuttgart mobile: +49-178-476-3876
> Pfaffenwaldring 57
> 70550 Stuttgart, Germany
Thanks I'am looking forward to it,going to a 3 day dog show
in Ulm for German Shepherd Dogs which is on the Friday to Sunday,
so I'm going to see as much as I can Tuesday to Thursday on the
Monday (08:09:03),will be taking a look around Stuttgart,as my flight
is not till 19:45.
Thanks
Grayman
Aug 28th 2003 | 4:59 am
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Re: Stuttgart To Ulm
If you go to Ulm, do not miss Blaubeuren and the source of the Blau.
If you want a somehow scenic train ride, you should take the
Donautalbanh (Danube valley railway), i.e. Ulm - Tuttlingen. You should
be able to come back to Stuttgart via main line from Tuttlingen.
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If you want a somehow scenic train ride, you should take the
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be able to come back to Stuttgart via main line from Tuttlingen.
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Aug 28th 2003 | 6:18 am
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<[email protected]>,
Giovanni Drogo <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you go to Ulm, do not miss Blaubeuren and the source of the Blau.
My favorite part of Blaubeuren was the castle ruin overlooking it.
OK, I hunt castles 8-)
> If you want a somehow scenic train ride, you should take the
> Donautalbanh (Danube valley railway), i.e. Ulm - Tuttlingen. You should
> be able to come back to Stuttgart via main line from Tuttlingen.
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<[email protected]>,
Giovanni Drogo <[email protected]> wrote:
> If you go to Ulm, do not miss Blaubeuren and the source of the Blau.
My favorite part of Blaubeuren was the castle ruin overlooking it.
OK, I hunt castles 8-)
> If you want a somehow scenic train ride, you should take the
> Donautalbanh (Danube valley railway), i.e. Ulm - Tuttlingen. You should
> be able to come back to Stuttgart via main line from Tuttlingen.
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