Karlsruhe Transportation

 1 Review  Karlsruhe is easly reached by train. Normally you arrive at main train station and from there you can reach almost every point of the city and a lot of destinations in the surrounding suburbs by trams... 

 2 Reviews   Unfortunately, there are no direct flights from the North of England to Karlsruhe, so I had to catch a train from Sheffield to London Paddington (which was on time, but 20 minutes into the journey,... 

 Nemorino Says:  Karlsruhe was only the sixth German city to get CallBikes -- the others being Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt am Main, Cologne and Stuttgart. (But Hamburg is coming... 

 Kathrin_E Says:  The WelcomeCard is a offer from Karlsruhe Tourismus & Marketing for visitors. It costs 9,50 € and is valid for 3 days on weekends, 2 days during the week. It... 

 ATLC Says:  For my 3-day stay I bought the Karlsruhe Welcome Card for € 9,50. There is a dense tram system in Karlsruhe and although the city isn't that large, it saves a... 

 Maurizioago Says:  You can go by tram almost everywhere in the city and also outside.Trams and many trains run on the same tracks. In fact, when I came back from Baden Baden I... 

 toonsarah Says:  Karlsruhe is considered to have an exemplary public transport system, of which the trams are a key element. A large network of lines criss-crosses the city. At... 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  The Karlsruhe tram (strassenbahn) and bus system is not limited to the city of Karlsruhe.It's amazing how far you can travel with the modern trams and the... 

 LoriPori Says:  Even though Hans and I had the use of our rental car, we basically parked it at the Hotel for the whole weekend and made use of Karlsruhe's excellent public... 

 Nemorino Says:  Getting TO Karlsruhe is no problem. The ICE train (InterCity Express) from Frankfurt takes just over an hour if it’s a through train, and hardly longer if you... 

 Nemorino Says:  If you don’t feel like walking through the zoo you could also walk past and over it. From the front of the main station, just walk straight ahead along the... 

 Madschick Says:  Prof. Luigi Colani is a famous designer, who lives in Karlsruhe part of the time. He designs everything from cell phones to kitchens to trucks.There was an... 

 marielexoteria Says:  You can take the train right from Frankfurt am Main airport to Karlsruhe. The ICE train departs from the track "Fernbahnhoft" on terminal 1, level -1. You can... 

 Nemorino Says:  Photos:1. New red cycling lane on Ettlinger Straße 2. More cyclists on the new red lane3. A somewhat older red cycling lane (already a bit faded)4. Crossing... 

 Roadquill Says:  We found the trams very useful for getting around Karlsruhe. We bought a 24 hours family pass that was good for more than the two of us. The tram to the suburbs... 

 marielexoteria Says:  The tram service in Karlsruhe is excellent, cheap and safe and will take you to small towns/suburbs like Durlach and Bretten and you can use it for sightseeing... 

 irisha Says:  Karlsruhe has amazing transportation means. Trams and buses follow a strict timetable which can be seen at every bus or tram stop, there are basically no delays... 

 cjg1 Says:  Karlsruhe was the first city to mix heavy rail with light rail. I read it on some site. But to see the effects of this is purely amazing. The trams work in the... 

 cjg1 Says:  Walking around Karlsruhe is very easy. The streets are well labeled and there are plenty of maps in public areas. It is very safe in this town and no matter... 

 Kathrin_E Says:  One tram car of Karlsruhe's network has been decorated with a colourful design by the artist James Rizzi. The turquoise blue 'paradise bird on rails' usually... 

 pieter_jan_v Says:  The Karlsruhe Hauptbahnhof (Main Train Station), designed by August Stürzenacker, dates from 1913. It was build one kilometer South of the previous station,... 

 Kathrin_E Says:  The sculpture "Zugabteil" ("Train Compartment") was created by Gudrun Schreiner in 1984 and put up inside the station where the tunnel underneath the platforms... 

 Kathrin_E Says:  Since 2007 the French TGV on the Paris-Stuttgart route passes via Karlsruhe. Paris can be reached in 3 hours now.Ticket prices are sky-high, and the TGV in...