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Cheap train tickets and times from Aachen to Hanover

Showing times and prices for May 18

Cheapest

$27

Average

$37

Fastest Journey

3 h 39 m

Average

4 h 4 m

Trains per day

Distance

308 km

Cheap train tickets from Aachen to start from $27 with an average ticket price of $37.

The fastest train from Aachen to takes 3h 39m in comparison to an average duration of 4h 4m and covers a distance of 308 km.

19 trains that leave Aachen for every day with 4 travelling directly.

Cheapest

03:25PM4h16

Aachen

07:41PMHanover

$271One-way

0 transfers

12:46PM4h16

Aachen Hbf

05:02PMHanover Hbf

$351One-way

0 transfers

07:51PM4h27

Aachen Hbf

12:18AMHanover Hbf

$401One-way

1 transfer

02:47PM4h14

Aachen Hbf

07:01PMHanover Hbf

$421One-way

0 transfers

04:22PM4h06

Aachen Hbf

08:28PMHanover Hbf

$441One-way

1 transfer

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Overview: Train from Aachen to Hanover

Distance	191 miles (308 km)
Average train duration	3 h 31 min
Average train ticket price	$39 (€33)
Train frequency	25 a day
Direct train	Yes, there is 1 direct train a day
Train providers	Deutsche Bahn, FlixTrain, SNCF (3) or National Express

Trains from Aachen to Hanover cover the 191 miles (308 km) long journey taking on average 3 h 31 min with our travel partners like Deutsche Bahn, FlixTrain, SNCF (3) or National Express. Normally, there are 25 trains operating per day, including direct services available. While the average ticket price for this journey costs around $39 (€33), you can find the cheapest train ticket for as low as $12 (€10). Travelers depart most frequently from Aachen Hbf and arrive in Hanover Hbf.

Train companies: Deutsche Bahn, FlixTrain and SNCF (3) from Aachen to Hanover trains

Deutsche Bahn, FlixTrain and SNCF (3) trains will get you to Hanover from Aachen from $12 (€10). With over 1000 travel companies on Omio, you can find the best train times and tickets for your trip.

Deutsche Bahn (DB) is the main provider of train services in Germany, making on average 40,000 journeys per day. A special feature of Deutsche Bahn is its wide range of ticket types, savings offers including Super Saver, Saver, and Flexible fares and discount cards like the Bahncard 25, 50 and 100, which you can also use for your train between Aachen and Hanover. DB uses different types of trains such as the ICE (Intercity Express), IC (Intercity), EC (Eurocity), IRE (Interregio-Express), RE (Regional Express) and RB (Regionalbahn) on its routes, which differ in terms of comfort and the time required to travel. For example, while bathrooms are standard amenities, services like an onboard restaurant or free WiFi are only available on certain trains.

Aachen to Hanover train information with Deutsche Bahn:

Average Duration: 3 h 29 min
Cheapest Price: $28
Deutsche Bahn frequency: 5 a day

Explore the beauty and cultural wonders of France by train with SNCF, France's national train company. SNCF trains allow you to easily travel to all parts of France and countries such as Spain and Germany. The company offers a variety of fares, including cheap Prem tickets, standard tickets called Loisir and Pro tickets that offer greater flexibility. You can also apply SNCF discount cards like the Youth and Senior Card on Omio at the time of purchasing tickets.

The trains that are part of the SNCF network include its high-speed TGV trains, the classic Intercité and the regional TER trains. On the ultramodern TGV trains that serve the major long-distance routes and the Channel Tunnel, you will find amenities such as a bar and restaurant, air-conditioned train cars, free WiFi, and some other onboard services.

Prices for an SNCF train from Aachen to Hanover start as low as $97 (€84) on Omio. Simply check current SNCF train times for the 191 miles (308 km) long journey, compare the best fares available, and buy your cheap Aachen to Hanover train ticket on Omio quickly and easily.

SNCF (3) from Aachen to Hanover train information:

Average Duration: 3 h 50 min
Cheapest Price: $97
SNCF (3) frequency: 1 a day

National Express is the leading train company for routes throughout the United Kingdom, operating over 550 trains a day and serving over 900 destinations across the country. National Express even offers routes to and from major UK airports like Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Bristol 24 hours a day at affordable prices for the budget traveler in mind. All National Express trains are air-conditioned and provide free WiFi and onboard entertainment. Most trains are equipped with seat belts and power outlets in each seat, so you can charge your phone or laptop during a long journey. You can select between three ticket types for the Aachen - Hanover train: Restricted Fare, Standard Fare, and Fully Flexible Fare. Refundable tickets provide more flexibility than other ticket options, meaning you can cancel or change your ticket easily, should you need to.

Train information from Aachen to Hanover with National Express:

Average Duration: 3 h 37 min
Cheapest Price: $97
National Express frequency: 19 a day

FlixTrain is a German train company which is part of FlixMobility, the company who own FlixBus. Since 2018, FlixMobility has also offered the option of train travel to some of the largest German cities like Hamburg, Cologne, Stuttgart and Berlin including trains between Aachen and Hanover. FlixTrain has high speed comfortable trains with a guaranteed seat, foot space, reading lamp and a luggage rack to store your belongings as well as sockets on most trains and free Wi-Fi for all passengers. The most popualr routes in Germany for FlixTrain are from Berlin to Hamburg, Frankfurt to Stuttgart and Cologne to Hamburg. They also offer trains on the Sotckholm to Gothenburg route in Sweden.

Train information from Aachen to Hanover with FlixTrain:

Average Duration: 4 h 15 min
Cheapest Price: $12

Deutsche Bahn, Inter City Express (ICE), Intercity (IC), Regional Express (RE), Regionalbahn (RB), FlixTrain classes from Aachen to Hanover

Check and compare train options, travel classes, and amenities for trains from Aachen to Hanover with Deutsche Bahn, Inter City Express (ICE), Intercity (IC), Regional Express (RE), Regionalbahn (RB), FlixTrain

Inter City Express (ICE)

1st class

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Adjustable seat
Extra legroom (at least 89 cm)
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
3 seat in a row
Seat reservation included
No dedicated space for bicycles*
Pets allowed
Meal service at seat and restaurant
No dedicated area for families with children
No dedicated space for prams
Quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
No dedicated accessible seats
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service
Travel advisories priority lane
Access to lounge
Access to digital newspaper & magazine

Inter City Express (ICE)

1st class

Deutsche Bahn

Travel long distances in comfort on Deutsche Bahn's Inter City Express high-speed train First class offers you many comfortable services you can enjoy during your trip

Wi-Fi is available on board Intercity Express Trains

Power socket at seat

Adjustable seats with customizable options (depth and backrest angle)
Generous 89 cm legroom
Solo and face-to-face seating choices
Convenient folding table

Additional details

3 seats per row
Larger seats than in 2nd class
Reading light at seat

Seat reservation is offered to 1st class passengers

No dedicated bicycle space in 1st class available
2nd class provides dedicated space for bicycles
You can book a 1st class ticket and store your bike in 2nd class

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

Restaurant hours: 06:00 to 22:00
1st class: Enjoy seated service
Check the menu on display or via ICE portal
Menu changes every three months with specialty dishes
Vegetarian and vegan options available, clearly labeled
Alcoholic drinks selection includes beer, wine, and sparkling wine

No dedicated area for families and space for prams in 1st class
Family and pram space in 2nd class available
You can book a 1st class ticket and store your pram in 2nd class

Quiet zones for peace and relaxation
Available in compartments, ICE lounges, or entire carriages
No mobile calls, loud music (even with headphones), or disruptive activities allowed in this area

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

Intercity Express Trains are air conditioned

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

At selected stations, you receive exclusive travel advice at a separate counter, ensuring significantly reduced waiting times compared to other railway passengers

Within the DB Lounges, travelers possessing access privileges discover all they need for a delightful sojourn:

elegant seating
stylish surroundings
and attentive hospitality

1st class passengers receive an exclusive selection of complimentary daily newspapers, featuring BILD, Süddeutsche, Handelsblatt, FAZ, Welt, FAS, BAMS, and WAMS

Inter City Express (ICE)

2nd class

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Adjustable seat
Extra legroom (at least 80 cm)
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
4 seat in a row
Seat reservation not included
Dedicated space for bicycles
Pets allowed
Meal service at the restaurant
Area for families with children
Space for prams
Quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
Dedicated accessible seats
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service
No Travel advisories priority lane
No access to lounge
No access to digital newspapers & magazines

Inter City Express (ICE)

2nd class

Deutsche Bahn

Travel in comfort in second class on Deutsche Bahn's ICE trains They offer everything you need for a stress-free journey

Wi-Fi is available on board Intercity Express Trains

1 power plug for every 2 seats

Adjustable seat with 1 adjustment option
At least 80 cm leg room
Solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table

Additional details

4 seats per row
Smaller seats than in 1st class
Reading lights at seat only in some trains

Free seat reservation is not offered to 2nd class passengers
You have to holding 1st class tickets to use the free seat reservation option

On trains with bicycle space, purchase an extra ticket and reserve a dedicated bike space.

Allowed bicycles on the train include:

Standard single-seater bicycle (tyres 40-60 mm width) for available racks
Pedelec (electric motor up to 25 km/h, 250 watts)
Fat bike (tyres 40-60 mm width, deflate if needed)
Folded folding bike or children's bikes (up to 16 inches) as luggage
Tandem, recumbent bike, or tricycle on specified trains; contact DB for details at 030 2970

Excluded from carriage are:

Bicycles not mentioned
Those unable to be safely stowed due to size or design
Bicycles protruding into passageways or escape routes
ICE 1, 2, and 3 have no bicycle spaces.

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

Restaurant hours: 06:00 to 22:00
Check the menu on display or via ICE portal
Menu changes every three months with specialty dishes
Vegetarian and vegan options available, clearly labeled
Alcoholic drinks selection includes beer, wine, and sparkling wine

Family or infant compartment:

Ideal for families with children
Proximity to entrance, luggage racks, and WC
Seat reservations for the entire family in 2nd class from 9.80 EUR

Family Area:

Designed for families with kindergarten or primary school-aged children

Infant Compartment:

Tailored for families with infants (0 to 5 years)
Protected space with proximity to WC and changing table
Extra space for luggage and pushchairs
Child-friendly amenities like tables, walls, and games
Child-safe sockets throughout the compartment

Strollers:

DB recommends easily foldable strollers or buggies
Storage available in infant compartments, new family areas, or nearby, depending on train type

Youth fares:

Children aged 0 to 5 travel within Germany for free and do not require a separate ticket
Children traveling free of charge must be specified when purchasing the ticket
Children aged 6 to 14 traveling alone receive a 50% discount on the fare
Children aged between 6 and 14 travel free of charge when accompanied by travelers aged 15 and over, without having to be related to them. Up to four children can travel on each ticket
In many instances, children up to the age of 14 travel for free when accompanied by an adult aged 15 or older

Quiet zones for peace and relaxation
Available in compartments, ICE lounges, or entire carriages
No mobile calls, loud music (even with headphones), or disruptive activities allowed in this area

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

Intercity Express Trains are air conditioned

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

You cannot use the exclusive travel advice service at a separate counter with a 2nd class ticket
You need a 1st class ticket

You can not access the DB lounge with a 2nd class ticket
Only a 1st class ticket allows you to enter the DB lounge

Free access to an exclusive selection of complimentary daily newspapers is not included

Intercity (IC)

1st class

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Seat not adjustable
Standard legroom
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
3 seat in a row
Seat reservation included
No dedicated space for bicycles*
Pets allowed
No buy-on-board food
No dedicated area for families with children
No dedicated space for prams
No quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
No dedicated accessible seats
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service
Travel advisories priority lane
Access to lounge
Access to digital newspaper & magazine

Intercity (IC)

1st class

Deutsche Bahn

Travel with the IC on up to two floors and reach your destination in the shortest possible time Use first class for maximum comfort and a stress-free journey

Wi-Fi is available on board Intercity Trains

Power socket at seat

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
Solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table

Additional details

Larger seats than in 2nd class
Reading light at seat

Seat reservation is offered to 1st class passengers

No dedicated bicycle space in 1st class available
2nd class provides dedicated space for bicycles
You can book a 1st class ticket and store your bike in 2nd class

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

No buy-on-board food options available in this class or on this train

No dedicated area for families and space for prams in 1st class
Family and pram space in 2nd class available
You can book a 1st class ticket and store your pram in 2nd class

No quiet areas in 1st class of Intercity Deutsche Bahn trains

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

93% of Intercity trains are Air conditioning

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

At selected stations, you receive exclusive travel advice at a separate counter, ensuring significantly reduced waiting times compared to other railway passengers

Within the DB Lounges, travelers possessing access privileges discover all they need for a delightful sojourn:

elegant seating
stylish surroundings
and attentive hospitality

1st class passengers receive an exclusive selection of complimentary daily newspapers, featuring BILD, Süddeutsche, Handelsblatt, FAZ, Welt, FAS, BAMS, and WAMS

Intercity (IC)

2nd class

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Seat not adjustable
Standard legroom
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
4 seat in a row
Seat reservation not included
Dedicated space for bicycles*
Pets allowed
No buy-on-board food
Area for families with children
Space for prams
No quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
Dedicated accessible seats
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service
No Travel advisories priority lane
No access to lounge
No access to digital newspapers & magazines

Intercity (IC)

2nd class

Deutsche Bahn

Make yourself comfortable and relax on your journey in second class on Intercity trains It makes travelling modern and saves you a lot of time

Wi-Fi is available on board Intercity Trains

Power socket at seat

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
Solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table

Additional details

Smaller seats than in 1st class

Free seat reservation is not offered to 2nd class passengers
You have to holding 1st class tickets to use the free seat reservation option

On trains with bicycle space, purchase an extra ticket and reserve a dedicated bike space.

Allowed bicycles on the train include:

Standard single-seater bicycle (tyres 40-60 mm width) for available racks
Pedelec (electric motor up to 25 km/h, 250 watts)
Fat bike (tyres 40-60 mm width, deflate if needed)
Folded folding bike or children's bikes (up to 16 inches) as luggage
Tandem, recumbent bike, or tricycle on specified trains; contact DB for details at 030 2970

Excluded from carriage are:

Bicycles not mentioned
Those unable to be safely stowed due to size or design
Bicycles protruding into passageways or escape routes
ICE 1, 2, and 3 have no bicycle spaces.

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

No buy-on-board food options available in this class or on this train

Family or infant compartment:

Ideal for families with children
Proximity to entrance, luggage racks, and WC
Seat reservations for the entire family in 2nd class from 9.80 EUR

Family Area:

Designed for families with kindergarten or primary school-aged children

Infant Compartment:

Tailored for families with infants (0 to 5 years)
Protected space with proximity to WC and changing table
Extra space for luggage and pushchairs
Child-friendly amenities like tables, walls, and games
Child-safe sockets throughout the compartment

Strollers:

DB recommends easily foldable strollers or buggies
Storage available in infant compartments, new family areas, or nearby, depending on train type

Youth fares:

Children aged 0 to 5 travel within Germany for free and do not require a separate ticket
Children traveling free of charge must be specified when purchasing the ticket
Children aged 6 to 14 traveling alone receive a 50% discount on the fare
Children aged between 6 and 14 travel free of charge when accompanied by travelers aged 15 and over, without having to be related to them. Up to four children can travel on each ticket
In many instances, children up to the age of 14 travel for free when accompanied by an adult aged 15 or older

There are no quiet areas in 2nd class of Intercity Deutsche Bahn trains

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

93% of Intercity trains are Air conditioning

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

You cannot use the exclusive travel advice service at a separate counter with a 2nd class ticket
You need a 1st class ticket

You can not access the DB lounge with a 2nd class ticket
Only a 1st class ticket allows you to enter the DB lounge

Free access to an exclusive selection of complimentary daily newspapers is not included

Regional Express (RE)

1st class & 2nd class

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Seat not adjustable
Standard legroom
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
Dedicated space for bicycles
Pets allowed
No buy-on-board food
No dedicated area for families with children
No dedicated space for prams
No quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
No dedicated accessible seats for 1st class
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service

Regional Express (RE)

1st class & 2nd class

Deutsche Bahn

Travel quickly to neighbouring regions on Deutsche Bahn's Regional Express trains Enjoy the comfort of first class and arrive relaxed at your destination

Wi-Fi is available on 1/3 of Regional Express Train routes

Power socket at seat

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
Solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table

Additional details

Larger seats than in 2nd class
Reading light at seat

On trains with bicycle space, purchase an extra ticket and reserve a dedicated bike space.

Allowed bicycles on the train include:

Standard single-seater bicycle (tyres 40-60 mm width) for available racks
Pedelec (electric motor up to 25 km/h, 250 watts)
Fat bike (tyres 40-60 mm width, deflate if needed)
Folded folding bike or children's bikes (up to 16 inches) as luggage
Tandem, recumbent bike, or tricycle on specified trains; contact DB for details at 030 2970

Excluded from carriage are:

Bicycles not mentioned
Those unable to be safely stowed due to size or design
Bicycles protruding into passageways or escape routes
ICE 1, 2, and 3 have no bicycle spaces.

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

No buy-on-board food options available in this class or on this train

Family or infant compartment or zones:

There is no dedicated family or infant compartment

Strollers:

No dedicated stroller storage Use easily foldable models for convenience

Youth fares:

Children aged 0 to 5 travel within Germany for free and do not require a separate ticket
Children traveling free of charge must be specified when purchasing the ticket
Children aged 6 to 14 traveling alone receive a 50% discount on the fare
Children aged between 6 and 14 travel free of charge when accompanied by travelers aged 15 and over, without having to be related to them. Up to four children can travel on each ticket
In many instances, children up to the age of 14 travel for free when accompanied by an adult aged 15 or older

No quiet areas in 1st class of Regional Express Deutsche Bahn trains

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

80% of Regional Express trains are Air conditioning

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

Regionalbahn (RB)

1st class & 2nd class

No Wi-Fi
Power sockets on some trains
Seat not adjustable
Standard legroom
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
Dedicated space for bicycles
Pets allowed
No buy-on-board food
No dedicated area for families with children
No dedicated space for prams
No quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
Air conditioning
No dedicated accessible seats for 1st class
Partially barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service

Regionalbahn (RB)

1st class & 2nd class

Deutsche Bahn

Travel through rural areas and metropolises in first class on the Regional Bahn The well-developed route network allows you to hop on and off at many German locations

There is no Wi-Fi available on these trains

There may be power sockets at the seat on some trains but is not guaranteed

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
Solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table

Additional details

Larger seats than in 2nd class
Reading light at seat

On trains with bicycle space, purchase an extra ticket and reserve a dedicated bike space.

Allowed bicycles on the train include:

Standard single-seater bicycle (tyres 40-60 mm width) for available racks
Pedelec (electric motor up to 25 km/h, 250 watts)
Fat bike (tyres 40-60 mm width, deflate if needed)
Folded folding bike or children's bikes (up to 16 inches) as luggage
Tandem, recumbent bike, or tricycle on specified trains; contact DB for details at 030 2970

Excluded from carriage are:

Bicycles not mentioned
Those unable to be safely stowed due to size or design
Bicycles protruding into passageways or escape routes
ICE 1, 2, and 3 have no bicycle spaces.

No ticket required for small pets (up to cat size) in a suitable container
Larger dogs need their own ticket at half fare
Dogs without a transport box must be leashed and muzzled
Guide dogs and labeled assistance dogs travel free, without muzzles

No buy-on-board food options available in this class or on this train

Family or infant compartment or zones:

There is no dedicated family or infant compartment

Strollers:

No dedicated stroller storage Use easily foldable models for convenience

Youth fares:

Children aged 0 to 5 travel within Germany for free and do not require a separate ticket
Children traveling free of charge must be specified when purchasing the ticket
Children aged 6 to 14 traveling alone receive a 50% discount on the fare
Children aged between 6 and 14 travel free of charge when accompanied by travelers aged 15 and over, without having to be related to them. Up to four children can travel on each ticket
In many instances, children up to the age of 14 travel for free when accompanied by an adult aged 15 or older

No quiet areas in 1st class of Regional Bahn Deutsche Bahn trains

One larger item besides hand baggage, manageable by one person allowed
May need storage outside the seat area (eg, in the next luggage rack)
Standard dimensions: 700 x 500 x 300 mm (H x W x D)
Sports equipment and musical instruments are allowed, but avoid bulky items on crowded trains
Each traveler is responsible for their own baggage

80% of Regional Bahn trains are air-conditioned

Barrier Free Travel:

Our trains are generally accessible for passengers with reduced mobility
Features include wide entrances, multiple wheelchair spaces, required maneuvering areas, and universal toilets near wheelchair spaces

Enhanced travel facilities include:

Transfer seats and wheelchair/rollator spaces
Bookable wheelchair spaces on long-distance trains
Discounted Flex price with disability documentation
Universal toilets in most trains
New local trains feature wheelchair ramps
Free transport for orthopedic aids, with some regional variations

Trains feature facilities for individuals with walking disabilities:

Boarding marked with a wheelchair symbol
Automatic doors (excluding IC/EC bistro coaches)
Reserved seat with nearby wheelchair space
Option to reserve a companion seat
ICE trains feature a service call button and height-adjustable table for wheelchair users
Most Intercity trains provide at least one wheelchair space, often two to four
On busy routes, many ICE 3 and ICE T trains consist of two units, each with one wheelchair space

Deutsche Bahn Mobility Service Centre offers assistance for:

Boarding, changing, and disembarking
Wheelchair lifts, if needed
Information on suitable trains
Station accessibility inquiries
Minimum transfer time guidance

Contact the Mobility Service Centre (MSZ) at:

Phone: 030 65212888
Fax: 030 65212899
Email: msz@deutschebahncom
Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 6-22 o’clock
Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays: 8-20 o’clock

Book online: bahnde/service/individuelle-reise/barrierefrei
Book our service by 8 pm the day before your trip for domestic travel
For assistance abroad, please provide 36 hours' notice

Service animals:

Guide and assistance dogs travel free and are not required to wear muzzles on the train

Severe disabilities, including children with a valid pass, travel for free on:

All Deutsche Bahn local trains (IRE, RE, FEX, MEX, RB, and S-Bahn)
Local trains operated by other railway companies
Public transport on network routes
Different rules apply when traveling abroad, and you will need a ticket for long-distance journeys.

Flixtrain

Single Class Type

Wi-Fi (free)
Power socket at seat
Seat not adjustable
Standard legroom
Solo seats available
Face-to-face seats available
Folding table
Dedicated space for bicycles
Pets allowed
No buy-on-board food
No dedicated area for families with children
No dedicated space for prams
Quiet area/zone
1 piece of hand luggage per person
1 piece of large luggage per person
No air conditioning
Dedicated accessible seats
Not barrier-free
Accessibility assistance service

Flixtrain

Single Class Type

FlixTrain

Embark on a premium journey with FlixTrain's high-speed service—free Wi-Fi, spacious seating*, and power outlets for a seamless and enjoyable experience

Bandwidth restrictions for optimal experience
Speed and website limitations may apply
Limited or reduced internet access after using up data volume

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
No solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
No fold down tables

Additional details

Seat reservation included with ticket

Seats are not adjustable
Standard leg room
No solo seat available
Face-to-face seats available
No fold down tables

Additional details

Seat reservation included with ticket

Bicycles up to 20 kg, standard size, no attachments
No tandems or three-wheeled bicycles
Disconnect/remove battery for electric bicycles
Foldable bicycle trailers allowed if folded
Limit: One bicycle per passenger

Pets up to cat size free in secure transport boxes
Boxes must prevent disturbance to other passengers
Larger dogs allowed with child fare ticket, on lead and muzzle
No pets on passenger seats
Bus connection regulations apply for transfers with FlixBus

There are no buy-on-board food options available on this train

Family or infant compartment or zones:

There is no dedicated family or infant compartment

Strollers:

FlixTrain allows one foldable pushchair per passenger for free
Non-foldable pushchairs permitted in labeled carriages
Register non-foldable pushchairs 48 hours before departure at +49 30 300 137 100

Passengers under 15 enjoy reduced prices, easily booked during the regular booking process.

There are no quiet areas in FlixTrains

Free allowance: One piece of hand luggage and one piece of baggage
Luggage must not jeopardize safety or hinder operations
You must handle loading, unloading, and transfer of luggage
Hand luggage: Up to 42 x 30 x 18 cm, 7 kg
Traveling baggage: Up to 80 x 50 x 30 cm, 20 kg
Trekking rucksacks considered normal baggage
Passengers are responsible for supervising their own luggage

FlixTrains trains do not have air conditioning

Dedicated Seating<>:

There is dedicated special seating available

Assistance Service:

Deutsche Bahn Station & Service ensures barrier-free access to the platform
Book wheelchair travel 48 hours before departure
Wheelchair dimensions: 70 cm x 120 cm, max weight 350 kg
Onboard: Barrier-free toilets and designated wheelchair seating

FAQs: Trains from Aachen to Hanover

FAQs: Travel by train from Aachen to Hanover easily. Whether you want fast, cheap or something entirely different, our travel experts have collected everything you need to know so you can find the best option from Aachen to Hanover.

Cheap train tickets from Aachen to Hanover can start from as little as $12 (€10) when you book in advance. The average train ticket price for Aachen to Hanover is $39 (€33); however, prices vary depending on the time of day and class and they tend to be more expensive on the day.

On average the Aachen to Hanover train travel time is 3 h 31 min for the 191 mile (308 km) long route, but the duration can vary if you travel on weekends and holidays.

The first train from Aachen to Hanover leaves at 4: 51 AM. Plan your trip with the Journey Planner from Omio.

The last train from Aachen to Hanover leaves at 6: 57 PM.

Yes, there is 1 direct train a day from Aachen to Hanover with Deutsche Bahn. Schedules can vary on holidays or weekends with fewer direct trains.

For the best Aachen to Hanover train to buy, you can travel safely and comfortably with Deutsche Bahn, FlixTrain, SNCF (3) or National Express. However, it's always good to check all possible train companies with services between Aachen and Hanover to compare what amenities they may offer.

No, there are no night trains, the latest train for this route is 6: 57 PM.

When departing from Aachen, you have various train station options to start your route from including Aachen Hbf, Aachen West and Aachen-Rothe Erde station. When arriving in Hanover, you can end your trip in train stations like Hanover Hbf, Hanover-Linden/Fischerhof and Hanover-Nordstadt.

Passengers board the train most frequently from Aachen Hbf, which is located around 1.6 miles (2.5 km) away from the city centre, and they get off the train at Hanover Hbf, located 1.4 miles (2.2 km) away from the city centre.

A trip to Hanover from Aachen is worth doing but not as a day trip with a journey time of 3 h 31 min each way. Check with Omio app the best way to travel.

The cheapest month for a train from Aachen to Hanover is September.

It's helpful to compare your options as there are 3 ways to travel between Aachen and Hanover including taking a train, bus or flight.

Important Stations and Airports in Aachen and Hanover

Aachen

Hanover

Aachen Hbf is the most popular Aachen railway station for Omio travelers, but it's not the only one. Read all the information you need to know about the main train stations in Aachen for your trip to Hanover.

Aachen Hbf Wifi

Amenities at station

Wifi

Lockers

Shopping

Parking

ATM

Taxis

Accessibility

Address

Aachen Hbf, Bahnhofstr, 2a, 52064 Aachen

Phone Number

+49 30 586020930

Ticket Office Hours

At a Travel Center you will receive the following services with personal consultation: Tickets and reservations up to shortly before departure, season tickets and DB monthly season tickets on subscription as well as DB BahnCard related offers. Furthermore, national and international timetable and fare information is available in addition to supplementary services and offers for your rail journey.

Aachen West Parking