ICE line between Hamburg and Munich

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The ICE line between Hamburg and Munich is a major long-distance high-speed rail service in Germany that connects the northern port city with the Bavarian capital via key hubs such as Hanover and Würzburg.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf high-speed rail service
long-distance passenger rail service
approximateTravelTime about 5 to 6 hours
connectsCity Hamburg
Munich
connectsMajorHub Hanover
Nuremberg
Würzburg
connectsRegion Bavaria
Northern Germany
country Germany
electrification 15 kV 16.7 Hz AC overhead line
endPoint Munich
endStation München Hauptbahnhof
linked to: Munich Hauptbahnhof
languageOfServiceInformation English
German
maximumSpeedClass up to 250–300 km/h on high-speed sections
network German high-speed rail network
onboardService Wi‑Fi
bistro or restaurant car
reservation system
operatedBy DB Fernverkehr
operator Deutsche Bahn
partOf Deutsche Bahn long-distance network
primaryPurpose passenger transport
serviceClass first class
second class
serviceType intercity high-speed
startPoint Hamburg
startStation Hamburg Hauptbahnhof
status in operation
ticketingSystem DB long-distance fares
Germany-wide rail passes accepted
trackGauge 1435 mm standard gauge
transportMode rail
usesRollingStock ICE 1
ICE 2
ICE 3
ICE 4
usesServiceBrand Intercity-Express
linked to: InterCityExpress
via Fulda
Göttingen
Hanover
Kassel-Wilhelmshöhe
linked to: Kassel

Nuremberg
Würzburg

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Hanover–Würzburg high-speed railway usedByService ICE line between Hamburg and Munich