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Buses in Germany

Buses in Germany are not only convenient but also comfortable. By using its cross-country network, you can enjoy Germany's diverse scenery during your travels. If you wish to travel to or within Germany by bus, you can look forward to an excellent experience.

Equipped with modern amenities such as WiFi, toilets, and much more, buses in Germany are one of the best modes of transportation in the country. Being centrally located in the heart of Europe, Germany has bus routes connecting with all corners of the continent.

Several bus companies in Germany operate national and international routes. The companies you're most likely to use while visiting the country are FlixBus, Eurolines, RegioJet, BlaBlaBus, IC Bus, Isilines, and ALSA. There's also Lufthansa Express, which covers bus routes from city centers to airports.

Some of the most popular national routes in Germany are from Berlin to Hamburg, Dresden, or Munich, and Frankfurt to Berlin, Cologne, or Munich. Meanwhile, the most popular international bus routes are from Berlin to Prague, Amsterdam, or Paris, and from Munich to Vienna or Prague. With the Omio app, you'll be able to find the best itinerary, book your tickets, and receive them directly onto your phone, making traveling the country easy.

Booking with Omio

Creating an ideal itinerary and booking tickets for buses in Germany with Omio is simple and easy. The company provides you with a hassle-free service to fulfill all your travel needs. First, input your desired arrival and departure locations and dates. Afterward, you'll be redirected to a list of the available travel options, with all the information that you may need to make the best decisions for your journey. You may also select the currency you wish to pay in, apply discounts, and sort your travel options by price or journey time. Once you've booked your tickets, you can access them and your itinerary on your mobile phone.

Bus companies in Germany

If you're planning to travel through Germany by bus, you may want to get acquainted with the country's bus companies. The main bus companies are FlixBus, Eurolines, RegioJet, BlaBlaBus, and ALSA. FlixBus, Germany's main bus company, connects to around 1,200 destinations, 380 of which are in Germany. The rest are spread throughout Europe. Meanwhile, Eurolines routes cover all of Europe and Morocco, with 80 destinations in Germany and 600 destinations in 36 countries.

RegioJet offers routes connecting to around 20 destinations in Germany and most of central Europe. The company also has luxury buses offering adjustable seats, built-in LCD screens, WiFi, and refreshments. BlaBlaBus, formerly known as Ouibus, has routes that pass through 38 German cities and several other European countries. Lastly, Spanish bus company ALSA offers routes that connect to around 50 German cities and another 200 cities within Europe. 

Popular international routes by bus 

If you wish to travel to other European countries via buses in Germany, use Omio, an exceptional tool for finding the best itinerary. Moreover, thanks to Germany's central location and the extensive network provided by the many bus lines, you can easily reach your desired destination. Some of the most popular international routes connect Berlin with Prague (Eurolines and RegioJet), Amsterdam (BlaBlaBus), Copenhagen (InfoBus), Paris (BlaBlaBus), and Krakow (Eurolines). Other popular international routes connect Frankfurt with Murcia (Eurolines), Belgrade (Eurolines), Paris (Eurolines), and Milan (FlixBus), and Munich with Prague (Eurolines), Vienna (Nomago), and Bologna (FlixBus). 

When arriving ​

Germany's modern and efficient transportation system might be one of the best in the world. It's worth noting that most public transportation works on a zone-based fee. Get acquainted with the zones you wish to travel in so that you pay the correct amount-otherwise, you may pay more than you need to or get fined for not paying enough. Keep some coins on hand to pay your fare on public transport.

It's also helpful to make note of Germany's different types of public transportation: S-Bahn, or Stadtschnellbahn (city rapid rail) and U-Bahn, or Untergrundbahn (underground/subway). And like in any other part of the world, knowing a bit of the local language goes a long way!