Where can I go with Deutschlandticket outside Germany?

Deutschlandticket holders can also go to a number of border tariff stations outside Germany using their passes including; Tønder (Tønder Bahnhof) in Denmark, Wissembourg (Gare de Wissembourg) in France, Basel in Switzerland and Swinoujscie (Swinoujscie Centrum) in Poland.



Excellent question! The Deutschlandticket (€49 per month) is primarily for travel within Germany, but it does include some useful cross-border connections to neighboring countries.

Here’s where you can go with it:

1. Direct Cross-Border Routes (Included in the Ticket)

These are local transport services (RB, RE, S-Bahn) that happen to cross the border. You can travel to the last stop across the border without any additional ticket.

  • To Austria:
    • RE 5 from Munich: To Kufstein and Salzburg (Hbf).
    • RB from Lindau: To Bregenz (Austria) and St. Margrethen (Switzerland).
  • To Switzerland:
    • S-Bahn Basel (S6): Covers the entire city network, including Swiss stations like Basel Bad Bf and Basel SBB.
    • RB from Konstanz: To Kreuzlingen (Switzerland).
  • To France:
    • Saarbahn (S-Bahn Saarbrücken): To Sarreguemines (France).
  • To Poland:
    • RB/RE from Frankfurt (Oder): To Słubice (Poland) (the station is called “Frankfurt (Oder)-Kunowice Bahnhof, Słubice”).
    • RE1 from Zittau: To Liberec (Czech Republic) – note this is a special case via

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