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Awaiting the S5 train at Hannover Hauptbahnhof
Old cemetere in centre
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Mario 2006
Hello all of you!!
In about 10 days I will be to Witten for businness.
I think that from Witten there is no train to Amsterdam.
Does anybody know how to go to Amsterdam?Maybe from Hannover?
I don't know how you looked for the trains.
>Does anybody know how to go to Amsterdam?Maybe from Hannover?
And how are you supposed to get from Witten to Hannover? :-)
There are no direct trains from Witten to Amsterdam. So what. Have a look at www.bahn.de for schedules - there is absolutely no need for a direct train connection unless you have 5 suitcases with you. You would have to change in Düsseldorf.
I had never heard of Witten but it seems it is near Dortmund: http://ls12.cs.uni-dortmund.de/cgep-98/travel.html
Dortmund to Amsterdam by train takes just under 3 hours changing at Duisburg (I use http://plannerint.b-rail.be/bin/query.exe/en?L=b-rail& for train enquiries but obviously you would do better to use the d-bahn site as you will be starting your journey in Germany).
DB timetable
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en
From: Witten
To: Amsterdam
If you want it cheap you can travel on local trains Düsseldorf or Duisburg (EUR 8,25).
And from there on an Europe Special ticket to Amsterdam (from EUR 19,00).
http://reiseauskunft.bahn.de/bin/query.exe/en?program=esi&
Hello again!
Thank you all of you for your information but the trip to Germany has been rearranged to the 30th of July.
I will only stay for 1 week..:((
The Leineschloß, today the parliament building for Niedersachsen government, dates back to the 12th century. Originally it was a Franciscan convent which was dissolved in 1553. When the Duke of Calenberg took residence in Hannover in 1636 parts of the building were redecorated. In the 19th century after Hannover hat become a kingdom, the whole Leineschlo§ burned out almost completely, only the portico remained. When ist was rebuilt, the modern assembly hall was added.
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The best way for myself is going by car! You can go to Hannover by train or airplane!
For informations about the Hannover airport visit this webside:www.flughafen.hannover.de
Use a taxi or bus, the underground or explore Hannover with your own feets!
Trendy Self service Cafe where you can get Bagels, Muffins, Brownies, Coffee and Drinks basically. Everything can be ordered for take away, too. Or you can buy plain bagels for your breakfast at home (12 for the price of 10!) Bagel 'Nummer 8' with grilled turkey breast, peppers, cream cheese (6,90 DM)
Walking around the old town, you will see a Protestan Church with a statu of Martin Luter outside, and in front of this church ( which I believe it used to be a Jewish sinagoge before Hitler's times because it has David stars in the facade) there is a bar called Bar-Celona with nice cocktails, fruit and desserts.
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