Cheap €35 German ICE Train! 🚄 (Deutche Bahn Train Review)

We took a 7 hour train ride across central Europe! We went from Göttingen, Germany to Vienna, Austria! We were initially concerned with how comfortable the ride would be, BUT it was really hard to beat that price. Let us know if you prefer trains, planes, busses or driving to different areas!

Please Note: This was filmed well before the November 22, 2021 lockdown in Austria. There was no announcement of a full lockdown prior to our arrival in Austria.

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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:10 - Where we are going
00:35 - First Food!
01:01 - Phil's Train Tip
01:55 - Boarding
02:21 - Our Seat
02:26 - Return Train Seats
03:18 - Reserved and Not Reserved Seats
03:40 - On Board Restaurant
04:46 - Ticket Check!
05:25 - Ticket Price
05:53 - Breakfast Time!
06:28 - This is luxury!
06:53 - First Class Train
07:13 - Like the video Bitte!
07:23 - More Videos on Patreon!
07:40 - Scaring Deana
07:50 - WC Review
08:31 - Train Ride vs Flying
09:49 - Do you prefer window or aisle seats?
10:08 - Arriving in Vienna
10:18 - We made it!
10:45 - Like & Subscribe!
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[vickyburton]

I was so impressed when I visited Germany in 1980. We landed n Frankfurt and took a subway to the Banhof and boarded a train to Munich. So easy and comfortable. I would love to take a modern train. I wish they had more trains in the US.

[robertcasper]

I love train rides, this one looked awesome. Thanks so much for sharing. Love you two, be safe and have fun.

[VinsonMusic]

That’s the nicest train restroom ever. I took the Amtrak Crescent years ago and the toilet flushed straight onto the tracks.

[michellekelley]

I can't believe how great Deana's german is. Ordering food would def motivate me to learn it faster.

[ChrissCorner]

That bacon and cheese pretzel looked delicious. I told my boss about it at work today and he said that the Germans really know how to eat. Lol, love you guys a lot.

I'm actually thinking about going back to college and getting my degree in German Studies so I can be more fluent in my German, and possibly studying a semester in Germany one day.

[daniell]

I would highly recommend to reserve seats in ICE trains on the weekend. Most people make a reservation in Western Germany. Düsseldorf - Cologne - Frankfurt - Mannheim - Stuttgart is very busy.

[LAStep]

My co-worker had a story about his train ride in Europe. Your video showed me what he was talking about. Thanks. 👍

[dfahrenholz]

I love trains and taking trips on trains so this appealed to me. Great job highlighting the features and tips.

[elliw.]

Deana, your German is getting better and better. 😊 Very impressive order at the bakery.
Greetings from Hamburg. 👋🏻

[zed]

Great video. It brought back memories of my trip in December 2012 from San Diego to visit family in Würzburg. But then I took a train from Würzburg to Munich to see a friend and the Christmas markets, and from there, another train to Vienna. Vienna at Christmas is magical. Then I hopped the train from Vienna back to Frankfurt for my flight home. All of the trains were comfortable and easy to use (like you, I went 2. class). It makes me want to return.

[christiankastorf]

The Hannover-Würzburg Intercity-Highspeed track was built in the 1980s parallel to the A7 motorway. Whoever has ever driven along that motorway will know what the "Kasseler Berge" are, when you have to go down into third or even second gear and watch the temperature gauge of your car in fear when you go uphill, maybe towing a caravan or boat on its trailer, or just with a family of five plus luggage for a holiday in the south or at the sea ( depending which direction you go). And then "whizz" the train passes by at close to 300 km/h, coming out of one the many tunnels along that line. It cost a fortune to built it through all that hills of Hesse, but it was worth it.

[rmm]

I loved taking the ICE 🚆 train from Brussels to Köln. I splurged and rode 1st class. What a delight! Returned to Amsterdam on ICE 🚆 and it was a quiet ride. Barely anyone in my coach. (November 2019). Train travel in Germany is superb! 👌

[xwormwood]

aisle seats are the best. You can't see that much through the window, but if you want to stand up, you're free to do so. And never forget the extra elbow space you have on the aisle side. Eat that, window sitters!

[ashleywhite]

I love watching these videos! I'll be visiting germany for christmas and hate that they wont have the christmas markets, that is one of my fav diphi videos

[veta]

Yes!!! Lucky you! What a wonderful trip 💓💓💓. I am so jealous . Before you were in my country Greece. Please come again, on September. It's the best month for holiday s . The weather is good 🌄 and there are not so many tourists. And you will have better prices for the hotel. Now in Vienna.... what can I Wonderful trip. Hope you have a great time there. So beautiful city, so beautiful country, am so glad for you. Wish you have marvelous holidays! With love... From Greece 😍🎄🍭💋

[foxyankeefrank]

You can even "check in" when you found empty seats via the DB App. You just tell the App which car and which seats you are on and the train team will not check you in person as they can see on their handheld device that you have a valid ticket!
Great!

[emsteam]

I would love to do this some day! Great video! Have a great weekend!

[SantaFe]

My wife & I rode the ICEs last month (we are Australian) and went first class on every trip. Absolutely loved it!! All our hotels were near the HBF. So good. Mega fun way to travel.

[scoobsm]

Cool, did that same trip in late '19 (but Vienna to Frankfurt). So many places that I wanted to get off and see. Thanks for the memories!

[ysogvvk]

I have two favorite European cities: Vienna and Lisbon. I couldn’t opt ​​for one, they both have a very different vibe, Lisbon is the indisputable world capital of nostalgia, but I also love Vienna, I’m there several times a year and it's almost a second home to me.