WORLD TOUR BY BUS-CAR-TRAIN-PLANE

Travel from A to B

If you want to travel from A to B, you are often spoiled for choice. Whether by bus, train, car or plane, it is often not easy to consider which variant is the most advantageous. It is certainly not just comfort that matters, but also safety, driving time, price and many other factors. There is a wide variety of transport and travel providers such as B. BerlinLlinienBus, the DB, Germanwings or simply by carpooling opportunity. If you want to take control of the wheel yourself, you can rent a rental car or drive your own car, but it also costs fuel. It primarily depends on where the journey begins and where it should end.


Who z. For example, if you want to travel from Berlin to Hamburg, you can use the BerlinLlinienBus offer and, if you book at least a week before the start of your journey, you can already travel for EUR 9. The ticket can be conveniently booked online or purchased at the travel agency or on-site at the bus station of the Berlin ZOB. If the promotional tariffs are fully booked, the traveler gets away with around 22 EUR. For each piece of luggage that does not count as hand luggage, 1 EUR is paid. The bus ride is reasonably comfortable and takes a good 3 hours. There is also a toilet and extras such as reading lamps. The northern humor of the Hanseatic people adds to the travel feeling.

The same journey by train is significantly faster, safer and more environmentally friendly, but also more expensive and not necessarily more comfortable. There are also early booking offers and savings tariffs from DB. Whoever owns a Bahncard has a clear advantage. If the journey from Berlin to Hamburg by bus or car takes a good 3 hours, this can be covered by ICE in less than 2 hours. It is even faster by plane, but it should also be borne in mind that check-in at the airport is associated with long waiting times and stresses the nerves. Apart from that, Germanwings does not offer flights from Berlin to Hamburg. Who wants to take a detour via Frankfurt? Even if flying is considered the safest means of transportation in the world, there is still the danger of falling.

An inexpensive alternative is certainly carpooling. However, the traveler never knows where he is. This may be a faster, more comfortable and, above all, adventurous way of traveling, but it comes at the cost of security, as the traveler is in the hands of a stranger. The whole undertaking is based on mutual trust and trust. The price is negotiable.

If you want to travel from Berlin to Hamburg quite safely and reasonably comfortably in a short time for little money, sometimes spontaneously or planned, the Berlin public bus is recommended. If you can't make friends with it, you can still take control of it yourself. Ultimately, the traveler should carefully consider the criteria that are decisive for him.