German metro system

[Ladder23]

hi all,

I’m at the early stages of looking into the German metro system, I would like to do the tour and try to get around as much as possible, see the nicer parts, and the not so areas.

I am looking for as much info as possible with regards to pricing, where would be ideal to stay, absolutely anything that’s relevant, any experience from anyone here I would love to hear about.

Thanks

 

[delticdave]

hi all,

I’m at the early stages of looking into the German metro system, I would like to do the tour and try to get around as much as possible, see the nicer parts, and the not so areas.

I am looking for as much info as possible with regards to pricing, where would be ideal to stay, absolutely anything that’s relevant, any experience from anyone here I would love to hear about.

Thanks

Which German Metro system? There's more than one.............

 

[Running Pete]

Metros in Berlin, Munich and Hamburg.

 

[k-c-p]

And Nuremberg. At least one line there is fully automated: No driver and no platform doors (like metro D in Lyon).

Addiotionally, lots of cities have tram networks with underground section.

 

[Ladder23]

I should have researched before making a uneducated post, sorry. (I have since looked and discovered more than I initially thought!!)

moderators please feel free to shut down/ close the thread.

 

[delticdave]

I should have researched before making a uneducated post, sorry. (I have since looked and discovered more than I initially thought!!)

moderators please feel free to shut down/ close the thread.

http://www.urbanrail.net/

This is a good guide to metro-systems, in many countries.

 

[Ladder23]

http://www.urbanrail.net/

This is a good guide to metro-systems, in many countries.

Thanks a lot - I’ll take a look !