Munich → Hamburg-Altona
Route · 14 stops · 7 h 13 · 938 km
- 13:12Munichdeparture · next stop16
- 13:20Pasing2 min stop10
- 13:45Augsburg Hbf2 min stop–
- 14:06Donauwörth2 min stop–
- 14:58Nurnberg6 min stop–
- 15:38Bamberg2 min stop–
- 16:21Erfurt Hbf2 min stop–
- 16:53Halle (Saale) Hbf2 min stop–
- 17:58Berlin Südkreuz2 min stop6
- 18:05Berlin Hbf-Lehrter Bahnhof Nord4 min stop7
- 18:18Berlin-Spandau3
- 18:59Wittenberge2 min stop4
- 19:16Ludwigslust2 min stop2
- 19:45Büchen3 min stop–
- 20:10Hamburg Hbf4 min stop–
- 20:25Hamburg-Altonaterminus–
Same number elsewhere: IC 706 Anvers-Central → Poperinge (Belgium) · IC1 706 St. Gallen → Genève-Aéroport (Switzerland) · F5 706 Kristiansand → Oslo S (Norway) · IR 706 Graz Hbf → Linz Hbf (AT) (Austria) · R 706 České Budějovice → Praha hlavní nádraží (Czechia) · Gyors 706 Budapest-Nyugati → Szeged (Hungary) · IC 706 Przemyśl Główny → Київ-Пасажирськи (Poland)
Questions about ICE 706
Is ICE 706 late today?
No, it is on time: arrival in Hamburg-Altona at 20:25.
What time does ICE 706 arrive in Hamburg-Altona?
It is scheduled at 20:25. It usually arrives 6 min late (median delay over 12 measured days).
Is ICE 706 often late?
Over the last 30 days, Trenora tracked it on 12 days: it arrived on time (less than 5 minutes late) 50% of the time. Usual arrival delay: +6 min, average delay: 22 min. Biggest delay: +2 h 52 on 6 November. No cancellations over the period.
Which platform does ICE 706 leave from?
Today, it leaves from platform 16 at Munich. Platforms can change: check the station screens.
How long is the journey from Munich to Hamburg-Altona?
7 h 13 today. 938 km by rail, an average of 130 km/h including stops.
Which stations does ICE 706 call at?
Between Munich and Hamburg-Altona, it calls at 14 stations: Pasing, Augsburg Hbf, Donauwörth, Nurnberg, Bamberg, Erfurt Hbf, Halle (Saale) Hbf, Berlin Südkreuz, Berlin Hbf-Lehrter Bahnhof Nord, Berlin-Spandau, Wittenberge, Ludwigslust, Büchen, Hamburg Hbf.
Which company runs ICE 706?
ICE 706 is run by DB Fernverkehr (ICE). Its timetable and live data come from data published by DB Fernverkehr.
How do I let someone know when I arrive?
Open the train on the map, then « Share arrival »: they get a link, see the train coming in and know when to leave, with no account and nothing to install.