Getting to Heidelberg You do NOT need a pass to visit here
Heidelberg is in the VRN network.
When you are using the bahn ticket machine look under
specials, regional and find the VRN
It is €9.00 one-way or €16.00 to buy an all day ticket
(Tages-Karte 1 Pers)
If there are more than 1 of you then you can increase to 5
people on 1 ticket for €30.00
Go from Landstuhl to Heidelberg, Altstadt (this is after HBF)
9:06 Landstuhl S1
train direction Osterburken
Track 1
10:59 Heidelberg,
Altstadt
9:40 Landstuhl RE
12189 train direction Kaiserslatuern Track 1
9:54 Arrive
Kaiserslautern track 8
9:58 S2 train (DB
Regio AG) direction Eberbach track 10
11:30 arrive
Heidelberg, Altstadt (go past HBF in Heidelberg) track 2
Other worthwhile little trips – Speyer (same price as
Heidelberg)
Landstuhl track 1 S1 @ 9:06 – Ludwigshafen 10:28 track 3
Ludwigshafen track 9 RE 4675 @ 10:56 – Speyer 11:12 on track
3
The 11th century Imperial Cathedral of
Speyer is one of Germany's largest and most important. Its crypt contains the
tombs of eight German emperors and kings as well as several bishops. Modern
heads of state are often brought to the cathedral as a symbol of Germany's
past.
Speyer was also a center for Jewish
scholarship in the medieval period. The ritual bath, "mikew," is one
of the most complete in Europe. Speyer Technik Museum has a large
collection of airplanes, classic cars, locomotives, fire engines, a German U9
submarine and a Russian An-22 transport plane
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