I need help/advice for the following itinerary by train. Thank you.
Feb 20 - Munich to St. Moritz
Feb 25 - St. Moritz to Kitzbuehel, Austria
March 2 - Kitzbuehel - Munich
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Train from Munich to St. Moritz-Kitzbuel Austria and return to Munich. Advice needed.
Best answer by seewulf
Several options are possible
most direct route Munich - St.Magarethen - Chur/Landquart - St.Moritz
St.Moritz - Kitzbühl i recommend to catch the EC163 Transalpin :)
St.Moritz - Landquart/Chur - Sargans - EC163 directly to Kitzbühl :)
I recommend to catch atleast once the direct trains from Chur to St.Moritz (as it´s the famous Albula Route that is even Part of the Glacier express route)
Kitzbühl - Munich i suggest 3 different Routes :D
Kitzbühl - Wörgl - Munich (fastest Route)
Kitzbühl - Innsbruck & then directly via Garmisch Patenkirchen to Munich (pretty scenic)
Kitzbühl - Salzburg - Munich (maybe have a stopover of few hours in Salzburg)
+15Several options are possible
most direct route Munich - St.Magarethen - Chur/Landquart - St.Moritz
St.Moritz - Kitzbühl i recommend to catch the EC163 Transalpin :)
St.Moritz - Landquart/Chur - Sargans - EC163 directly to Kitzbühl :)
I recommend to catch atleast once the direct trains from Chur to St.Moritz (as it´s the famous Albula Route that is even Part of the Glacier express route)
Kitzbühl - Munich i suggest 3 different Routes :D
Kitzbühl - Wörgl - Munich (fastest Route)
Kitzbühl - Innsbruck & then directly via Garmisch Patenkirchen to Munich (pretty scenic)
Kitzbühl - Salzburg - Munich (maybe have a stopover of few hours in Salzburg)
And have plan B ready- at the mo Austria is about every day making more severe restrictions due to the new covid/omi pandemic-it may mean you have to do quarantine for 7 or even 10 days. This also depends on your nationality and how long you stay in DE before the trip.
mcadv wrote:
And have plan B ready- at the mo Austria is about every day making more severe restrictions due to the new covid/omi pandemic-it may mean you have to do quarantine for 7 or even 10 days. This also depends on your nationality and how long you stay in DE before the trip.
Nationality is usually not relevant in these cases but rather where you've been in the 10-14 days before entering the country.
Please ask questions in the community and not via a private message. That's the quickest way to get a response. I don't work for Eurail/Interrail.
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