Interrail German Flex Pass with 2nd Class Seats

Explore more with one pass

Why choose this rail pass

Hop on ICE high-speed trains, InterCity (IC), EuroCity (EC) trains and German S-Bahn (suburban metro railways) with just one pass, Interrail Mobile Flex Pass and make your Germany vacation super smooth! Say goodbye to the ticket jumble and zip around Berlin, Munich, Leipzig, Frankfurt and all the other cities in Germany. But wait, there's more! Jump on trains to explore neighboring countries like Switzerland's Basel Badischer Bahnhof, Austria's Salzburg, Kufstein, and Innsbruck, Belgium's Liège and Brussels, and Italy's Bolzano, Trento, Verona, Bologna, and Venice.

Benefits, convenience & more

Aboard the 2nd class carriages and join a community of fellow travelers and families! Besides unlimited travel rides, grab great discounts like 50% off on steamer boat rides across Lake Constance.

How to use

• First, install the latest version of the Rail Planner app to load your pass. On the app, go to My Pass section, tap ‘Add your Pass’ and then enter your surname and Pass number (you will find the number on the confirmation email).

• To connect a trip, create a new trip and give it a name.

• Activate your pass by entering your passport or ID number and choose your first date of travel: this will be the first day you will use your pass.

• If you aren’t sure about the dates, you can activate it up until the day you start traveling.

• Search for routes and schedules, and add it to “My Trip.” Show it to ticket inspectors on the day of your travel.

• The pass is valid up to 11 months after your purchase date.

Interrail German Flex Pass with 2nd Class Seats

Discover Germany's vibrant cities and stunning landscapes on this sightseeing tour that includes access to iconic destinations such as Berlin, Munich, Leipzig, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, and Italy. With the Interrail Mobile Flex Pass, you can travel for up to 15 days across multiple countries using ICE high-speed trains, InterCity (IC), EuroCity (EC) trains, and German S-Bahn suburban metro railways. Explore landmarks like Berlin's Brandenburg Gate (built in 1791), Munich’s Frauenkirche (constructed between 1468-1488), and Leipzig's St. Thomas Church (completed in 1435). Spend approximately three hours each day sightseeing at key attractions, with options to extend your stay based on personal preferences. The tour covers a total distance of over 2,000 kilometers across Germany alone, providing an immersive experience that includes visits to museums, parks, and historical sites. With this pass, you can travel in comfort from May through September.

Explore Berlin

Your tour stops at Berlin where guests can visit the Brandenburg Gate, a significant landmark built in 1791. The gate stands 26 meters high and spans 65 meters wide, featuring twelve Doric columns arranged as five passageways. Constructed during the reign of King Frederick William II, it has been a symbol of German division and reunification since its completion. Visitors typically spend about an hour exploring this iconic structure, learning about its rich history through guided tours available in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Russian. The Brandenburg Gate is unique compared to other European landmarks due to its role as a political focal point during the Cold War era.

Visit Munich's Frauenkirche

Munich’s Frauenkirche serves as one of Germany's most recognizable religious sites, established in 1468. The church measures approximately 90 meters long and features two prominent onion domes atop its twin towers that reach a height of about 52 meters each. Inside the Frauenkirche, visitors can admire intricate Baroque architecture while listening to historical accounts dating back centuries. Typically, tourists spend around 1.5 hours here exploring the church's interior and exterior details. This landmark is unique for its architectural design and cultural significance in Bavarian history.

Discover Leipzig

Your tour includes a stop at Leipzig where St. Thomas Church stands as a testament to Gothic architecture, completed in 1435. The church measures roughly 90 meters long with an impressive nave height of over 26 meters. Inside, visitors can view the original altar from 1572 and the famous Bach organ installed in 1894. Tourists usually spend about two hours here exploring historical artifacts and listening to live organ performances. St. Thomas Church is unique for its rich musical heritage associated with Johann Sebastian Bach.

Tour Highlights

• Sightseeing at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate
• 15-day travel pass with ICE high-speed trains
• Audio guides in English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, and Russian
• Experiencing Munich’s Frauenkirche during guided tours
• Traveling along the scenic routes of Bavaria and Saxony
• Access to historical sites throughout Germany's major cities
• Inclusion to Leipzig's St. Thomas Church with live organ concerts
• Convenience including paperless pass via Interrail app

Perfect for travelers, history buffs, and cultural enthusiasts, this sightseeing tour provides unparalleled access through the Interrail Mobile Flex Pass. The 3-15 day format allows you to explore Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, Munich’s Frauenkirche, and Leipzig's St. Thomas Church, giving you an in-depth look at Germany's rich historical landmarks while enjoying comfort on ICE high-speed trains.