Munich to Lindau Reutin

[CS2447]

Has any body experienced this journey as a side jaunt from Munich!
Munich to Fussen via Buchloe
Fussen to Lindau Reutin via Kaufbeuren
Looks like a more scenic stop off while heading in to Austria.
Next day would be Lindau Reutin to Salzburg to Attnang Puchheim to Halstatt

 

[30907]

Has any body experienced this journey as a side jaunt from Munich!
Munich to Fussen via Buchloe
Fussen to Lindau Reutin via Kaufbeuren
Looks like a more scenic stop off while heading in to Austria.
Next day would be Lindau Reutin to Salzburg to Attnang Puchheim to Halstatt

Not been to Fuessen (or Oberstdorf - which gets you a 218-hauled IC if you time it right), but Kempten-Lindau is scenic (as BTW is Kempten-Reutte i T-Garmisch).
The ECEs take the flatter route through Memmingen now, sadly.

 

[CS2447]

Not been to Fuessen (or Oberstdorf - which gets you a 218-hauled IC if you time it right), but Kempten-Lindau is scenic (as BTW is Kempten-Reutte i T-Garmisch).
The ECEs take the flatter route through Memmingen now, sadly.

Day 1 i hope to get a pre booked DB from St Pancras to Koln for about 79 euro arrive late evening , then start using a Interail Pass Day 2 reserve a seat on EC9 1053 down the West Rhine down to Freiburg (Breisgau) have play on The Hollentalbahn , sometimes there are Steam trains from Titesee down to Seebrugg then back up to Villingen or Donaueschingen , not decided yet ! then over to Munich down to Fussen try to finish that day over at Lindau Reutin , then next day to Halstatt thats as far as my planning has got me.Any ideas !!

 

[30907]

Day 1 i hope to get a pre booked DB from St Pancras to Koln for about 79 euro arrive late evening , then start using a Interail Pass Day 2 reserve a seat on EC9 1053 down the West Rhine down to Freiburg (Breisgau) have play on The Hollentalbahn , sometimes there are Steam trains from Titesee down to Seebrugg then back up to Villingen or Donaueschingen , not decided yet ! then over to Munich down to Fussen try to finish that day over at Lindau Reutin , then next day to Halstatt thats as far as my planning has got me.Any ideas !!

Think you'll be lucky to fit all that into day 2. And if you are starting from Manchester I would add a day onto my pass

Lindau-Feldkirch-EC163-Stainach-Irdning-Hallstatt would be a superb run, and IMO makes better use of the Panorama Car; or to save the annoyingly long wait at Stainach, go round via Salzburg to Attnang.

 

[CS2447]

Think you'll be lucky to fit all that into day 2. And if you are starting from Manchester I would add a day onto my pass

Lindau-Feldkirch-EC163-Stainach-Irdning-Hallstatt would be a superb run, and IMO makes better use of the Panorama Car; or to save the annoyingly long wait at Stainach, go round via Salzburg to Attnang.

ive tried B-Europe + DB and its looking like learning how to in/out with Interrail as the prices are too high and availability is not good
ill have to read up on Man in Seat 61 and other peoples experiences to navigate the Interrail Passholder In / Out experience
The other options are too expensive.

 

[CS2447]

Think you'll be lucky to fit all that into day 2. And if you are starting from Manchester I would add a day onto my pass

Lindau-Feldkirch-EC163-Stainach-Irdning-Hallstatt would be a superb run, and IMO makes better use of the Panorama Car; or to save the annoyingly long wait at Stainach, go round via Salzburg to Attnang.

ive been trying to get my head round Interrail passholder In/Out , im going to have to use this way and maybe use up a 22 day next April May

 

[30907]

ive been trying to get my head round Interrail passholder In/Out , im going to have to use this way and maybe use up a 22 day next April May

Passholder fare is EUR38 in SP or 30 in Standard plus booking fee 2EUR.
What day are you travelling?

 

[rg177]

You won't get to Freiburg until 14:53 on EC9 so trying to go to Seebrugg, Villingen, then across to München and Lindau is basically impossible.

You can just about get to Seebrugg, spend an hour there and then go to Lindau via Donaüschingen and Friedrichshafen, arriving 23:25. I'd recommend staying somewhere like Freiburg itself if you want to fit everything in, then continue the next day.

 

[The exile]

Has any body experienced this journey as a side jaunt from Munich!
Munich to Fussen via Buchloe
Fussen to Lindau Reutin via Kaufbeuren
Looks like a more scenic stop off while heading in to Austria.
Next day would be Lindau Reutin to Salzburg to Attnang Puchheim to Halstatt

At various different times, yes. The Germany bits are pleasant but not spectacular IIRC, being Alpenvorland rather than true alpine! Austria ups the game a bit. Know nothing about Reutin (only been through on a night train) - I used the terminal station at Lindau.

 

[30907]

At various different times, yes. The Germany bits are pleasant but not spectacular IIRC, being Alpenvorland rather than true alpine! Austria ups the game a bit. Know nothing about Reutin (only been through on a night train) - I used the terminal station at Lindau.

Reutin is a suburb on the mainland - through trains no longer use the terminus, though the locals from Austria do. The island is well worth a stop,

 

[CS2447]

You won't get to Freiburg until 14:53 on EC9 so trying to go to Seebrugg, Villingen, then across to München and Lindau is basically impossible.

You can just about get to Seebrugg, spend an hour there and then go to Lindau via Donaüschingen and Friedrichshafen, arriving 23:25. I'd recommend staying somewhere like Freiburg itself if you want to fit everything in, then continue the next day.

On the EC9 im getting down to Freiburg then stopping .