Mobile in Waldecker Land
How do I get to Waldecker Land?
To ensure that you reach your destination safely and comfortably, we have compiled the necessary information about your journey to Waldecker Land for your convenience.
Good to know:
If you receive your MeineCardMobil from your host on your arrival day, this guest card is your free ticket for regional trains and buses! On-demand shared taxis (AST) are also included in this offer!
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The nearest Intercity Express (ICE)-Station is Kassel Wilhelmshöhe. From here, regional trains run to the stations in Bad Arolsen, Bad Wildungen, Korbach and Willingen approach.
The nearest train station in the south is Marburg, from where you can reach Frankenberg, Herzhausen am Edersee and Korbach There you have connections to the west (Dortmund) and the east (Kassel) lines.
Deutsche Bahn timetable information, service number 030 2970
The Deutsche Bahn timetable information shows you all the options for reaching your destination: by train, bus, call-a-ride taxi (AST) and on foot.
You can also obtain timetable information from the North Hessian Transport Association at www.nvv.de
Just set off into Hesse’s largest holiday region.
The Waldecker Land is by car via the motorways A5, A7, A44 as well A49 and the federal highways B3 / 485, B236 B251 B252 B253 and B450 can be reached quickly.
Just leave your car behind and book a rental car!
Those traveling with a walker, cane (or even a stroller) sometimes need assistance on their train journey. Many railway companies offer this service – advance notice is required. at least 24 hours before the start of the trip is necessary.
Parcel service providers and Deutsche Bahn (DBThey offer a paid luggage shipping service within Germany. Bulky suitcases, ski equipment, or family tents can be dropped off directly at the post office or Hermes shop (from €14) or picked up from your doorstep for an additional fee.
Railway luggage service
DHL bulky goods service
On - demand shared taxis ( AST services) supplement regular bus and train services on less frequently used routes. Instead of a bus, you travel in regular taxis or rental cars that take you from stop to stop. On - demand shared taxi ( AST) journeys are marked in the timetable with a telephone handset symbol and in the online timetable information with the black and yellow on- demand shared taxi ( AST ) symbol.
Call-share taxis also have fixed schedules – you simply need to register your ride request (usually) up to 30 minutes before the trip:
Waldeck-Frankenberg district:
Phone: 05631 5062088 (Available daily from 7am to 9pm, Friday and Saturday from 7am to midnight)
Booking up to 30 minutes before departure