9-euro ticket from Hamburg: These are the most beautiful destinations in the north
Created: 04/26/2022, 15:48
By: Robin Dittrich
The 9-euro ticket should already be valid in June 2022.
Train passengers can then use public transport throughout Germany for only 9 euros.
And also regional trains.
Hamburg – The announcement by the traffic light government to offer a 9-euro ticket for three months of public transport was met with enthusiasm throughout Germany.
The 9-euro ticket is part of the 2022 relief package. It is intended to do exactly what the name says: relieve consumers in Germany.
Not only train drivers get their money's worth.
Motorists and Hartz IV recipients also benefit from various parts of the package.
Train passengers are particularly lucky: they can reach beautiful holiday destinations by train for little money.
Surname: | Hamburger Verkehrsverbund (HVV) |
Founding: | Nov. 29, 1965 |
Lines (selection): | around 600 bus, 8 ferry, 6 S-Bahn, 4 underground lines |
Stops: | more than 10,000 (including bus) |
When the 9-euro ticket will come and how it can be used
The 9-euro ticket should be available from June 2022 and relieve train drivers.
It is part of the federal government's 2022 relief package.
It is currently still controversial whether the ticket will actually be released in June.
Hamburg seems to be one of the few federal states preparing for the start.
Some countries are threatening to boycott the 9-euro ticket because the financing does not seem to have been finally clarified.
Relief package: With the 9-euro ticket you can also reach beautiful holiday destinations in Germany, such as the North Sea island of Sylt.
(Montage) © Carsten Rehder/dpa/Wolfgang Maria Weber/imago
Everything you need to know about the 9-euro ticket is available at 24hamburg.de/ Verbraucher.
The question that many consumers in Germany ask themselves is which trains can be used with the 9-euro ticket.
For Hamburgers it is not the case that they are only allowed to drive within the HVV for 9 euros.
All of the approximately 60 transport associations in Germany may be used.
Important for many holidaymakers from June is that regional trains can also be used with the 9-euro ticket.
Reach the most beautiful holiday destinations in northern Germany with a 9-euro ticket
Probably the best-known holiday destination in Germany is the island of
Sylt
.
What many consumers did not suspect when the announcement was made: you can get to Sylt with the 9-euro ticket.
The North Sea island welcomes over half a million tourists every year.
Westerland on Sylt can be reached in just over three and a half hours from Hamburg Central Station.
Tips for the Sylt vacation 2022 can be found here.
First, the RE70 goes to Elmshorn, from there the RE6 goes directly to Westerland.
Husum
can also be reached with the same connection
.
The R6 stops there an hour earlier.
Possible North German holiday destinations with the 9-euro ticket from Hamburg main station:
Westerland on Sylt
house
fehmarn
Luebeck
St Peter Ording
busum
Timmendorfer Strand
Mecklenburg Lake District
Hamburg
Another popular holiday destination for Germans is
Fehmarn
.
In less than 2.5 hours, Burg auf Fehmarn can be reached from Hamburg Central Station.
The RE8 takes just over 30 minutes to
Lübeck
.
A vacation day can also be spent there.
If you want to go to Fehmarn, change in Lübeck to the RB to Fehmarn-Burg.
Whether North Sea or Baltic Sea: If you are planning a summer holiday, you can reach almost all popular holiday destinations in northern Germany with the 9-euro ticket.
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Those who are drawn even further east have
a number of options in the
Mecklenburg Lake District .
Whether Waren an der Müritz or Neubrandenburg - both are easy to reach with the regional train.
It takes just under four hours to Neubrandenburg and a little over three to Waren an der Müritz.
However, it has to be changed more frequently.
The RE 1, taken from Hamburg Central Station, makes a stop in Schwerin - if you don't change trains in Bützow, you can continue to Rostock.
