Deutsche Bahn adds new ICE‑Sprinter routes and expands international service for 2027

Deutsche Bahn adds new ICE‑Sprinter routes and expands international service for 2027
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Deutsche Bahn will start offering more ICE‑Sprinter services from 13 December, including a new Hamburg–München line with three Sprinter trains per direction that will stop only at Hannover and Nürnberg.

The carrier will also raise the Berlin–Stuttgart frequency to three trains each way, run roughly 70 daily Sprinter trips on key German routes, and increase international services to over 320 trips per day covering more than 200 cities in 14 countries. From summer 2027, Frecciarossa high‑speed trains will operate daily pairs between Munich and Milan and between Munich and Rome, while from March 2027 seven daily trains will run between Hamburg and Copenhagen.

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