It looks like the Netherlands is about to welcome yet another international train route — this time, to the German city of Munich!
Yep, that’s right, avid train passengers will soon be able to trade Amsterdam’s Vondelpark for Munich’s English Graden.
According to Treinreiziger’s sources, a direct ICE route will replace the current train to Basel in mid-December.
The NS is keeping things very hush-hush
However, as far as other details go, we can’t give you many!
Why? Because the NS is being super secretive about the whole thing. 🤷♀️
The NS has stayed very quiet on the subject, with one NS spokesperson saying the following:
“The timetable from 2025 in Germany is not yet final, which is why it is still too early to answer questions about it.”
It’s a very tactical NS response if you ask us. The last thing they would want is for people to expect a train to arrive on time and then it doesn’t — oh wait.
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That being said, other train services are willing to say more, with Swiss railways confirming that the Basel train route will be halted on July 15 this year.
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