Berlin to Hamburg
Train with Deutsche Bahn ICE
- Getting there and waiting
- 10m to 20m
Launching autumn 2026 · you can plan a journey now · times are typical, not live departures · nothing is booked here
Journey plan
Berlin to Billund on 16 September 2026
Train with Deutsche Bahn ICE
Safe change train to train at the station: the leg before can run 15 min long and 30 min are counted for the change.
Train with DSB, Deutsche Bahn
Safe change train to train at the station: the leg before can run 25 min long and 30 min are counted for the change.
Train with DSB
Safe change between two terminals in the city: the leg before can run 15 min long and 35 min are counted for the change.
Coach with FlixBus, Kombardo Expressen
Denmark has run temporary border control on its internal land and sea border with Germany since 4 January 2016; carry travel identification, see source.
SourceA Danish citizen must always bring a valid passport when travelling outside the Nordic countries; see source.
SourceDenmark taking part in Schengen does not change the rules for when a Danish citizen must bring a passport; see source.
SourceTrain leg (Deutsche Bahn ICE): carry-on only, 2 cabin bags, see operator
Train leg (Deutsche Bahn): carry-on only, 2 cabin bags, see operator
Coach leg (FlixBus): one checked bag up to 20 kg included, one cabin bag up to 7 kg, see operator
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Future schedules can change before 16 September 2026.
Travel intervals include uncertainty but cannot guarantee connections.
Operator baggage rules depend on the fare and ticket conditions.
Visa, document and customs requirements can change.
There is no direct train from Berlin to Billund.
Times are typical ranges from published timetables and distance, not live departures. Nothing is booked here.
The first leg is booked on the operator’s own site