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Introduction

This list is based on the timetable dated from 13 December 2020 to 11 December 2021, unless otherwise stated. Standard abbreviations are explained in General Information. Map references relate to the 2017 issue of the Schweers+Wall Eisenbahnatlas Deutschland.

Obscure services

Mannheim-Waldhof – Mannheim Hbf (via Mannheim-Käfertal)

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[655, 655.1] (159A1-159A2) DE21/601

Most trains between Mannheim-Waldhof and Mannheim Hbf run via Mannheim-Luzenberg. Only two trains are scheduled to call at Mannheim-Käfertal and, therefore, obliged to use the alternative route. TGV/ICE trains between Frankfurt am Main and Paris via Saarbrücken normally run via Mannheim-Käfertal, in order to avoid reversal at Mannheim Hbf.

Trains are diverted via Mannheim-Luzenberg from 23 October 2021 and do not use this route.

The ICE trains reverse at Mannheim Hbf.

Appenweier – Legelshurst (Appenweier Kurve)

[719] (102C1) DE21/602

This north to west curve forms part of the triangular junction between the Karlsruhe – Basel main line and the line to Kehl and Strasbourg. Local trains between Kehl and Offenburg stopping at Appenweier, use platform 9 on the south curve. The north curve is used by through trains between Karlsruhe and Strasbourg, which are

• TGV/ICE between Paris and Stuttgart
• TGV/ICE between Paris or Marseille and Frankfurt am Main via Karlsruhe

Ubstadt-Weiher (Abzw Ubstadt) – Vaihingen (Enz) (Abzw Rollenberg)

[771] (161B1) DE21/603

This north to east curve connects the Heidelberg to Karlsruhe main line with the Mannheim to Stuttgart Schnellfahrstrecke. It is normally used by frequent EC/IC/ICE trains non-stop between Heidelberg Hbf and Vaihingen (Enz) or Stuttgart Hbf.

Bruchsal (Abzw Bruchsal Nord) – Vaihingen (Enz) (Abzw Rollenberg)

[770] (161B1) DE21/604

This south to east curve connects the Heidelberg to Karlsruhe main line with the Mannheim to Stuttgart Schnellfahrstrecke. It is normally used by EC/IC/ICE/TGV trains non-stop between Karlsruhe Hbf or Bruchsal and Vaihingen (Enz) or Stuttgart Hbf.

Bruchsal – Bruchsal Tunnelstraße (Abzw Bruchsal Ost)

[710.9] (161A2-161B2) DE21/605

There are two routes into Bruchsal from Abzw Bruchsal Ost. The 'long curve' (Strecke 4131) can only be accessed from Platforms 4 and 5 at Bruchsal. All platforms can be accessed from the 'short curve' (Strecke 4130).

Most trains to and from the Bretten line starting and terminating at Bruchsal use the 'short curve' and bay platform 6, which is adjacent to platform 1. Through trains from Bretten to Heidelberg mostly use the 'short curve'.

Through trains from Heidelberg to Bretten mostly use the 'long curve', but the departure from Bruchsal at 19:01 is an exception, as it is scheduled to use platform 2b, except on Fridays when it uses platform 4.

Enzberg (Abzw Mühlacker Süd) – Ötisheim (Abzw Mühlacker Nord)

[772] (94A2) DE21/606

This west to north curve links the Pforzheim and Bretten lines, avoiding Mühlacker, and is used on Sundays and public holidays from May to mid-October by the following trains.

Leopoldshafen Frankfurter Straße – KIT-Campus Nord

[710.1 not shown] (160C2) DE21/607

This branch off the Hochstetten line of the Albtalbahn is used by services for workers at KIT Campus, part of Karlsruher Institut für Technologie. Although trains to and from KIT-Campus Nord are shown in the KVV timetable, downloadable as a PDF, note C states that entry to the establishment is permitted only with an official identification card. Services for KIT-Campus Nord leave Karlsruhe Hauptbahnhof Vorplatz at 07:16 and 08:04 Mondays to Fridays, with return workings from KIT-Campus Nord at 16:37 and 17:37.

This entry is included only as a matter of record. Reports indicate that passengers without authority to enter the complex will be removed from the train at a makeshift concrete platform in the woods outside the perimeter fence, and collected on the train's return.

Laupheim Stadt avoiding line: Laupheim West - Schemmerberg

[751] (105A3) DE21/608

The Laupheim Stadt branch is connected to the Ulm - Friedrichshafen main line by a triangular junction at Laupheim West. Through services calling at Laupheim Stadt use the north and south curves whereas those not calling at Laupheim Stadt use the main line avoiding the branch. For most of the day there is an hourly service in each direction via Laupheim Stadt and at least one train each hour between Ulm and Biberach direct.

Ettlingen West – Ettlingen Erbprinz

(161B4) DE21/609

This line links the Albtalbahn with the DB main line at Ettlingen. Ulmer Eisenbahnfreunde operate a number of steam excursions between Karlsruhe Hbf and Bad Herrenalb which use this connection. These normally run approximately monthly, May to October.

Schlatt (Hohenz.) (Walkenmühle) – Hechingen Landesbahn

[768] (104A2) DE21/610

Trains to and from Gammertingen use the DB station at Hechingen except for:

Schliengen - Haltingen

[703] (110A2-110A3) DE21/611

Trains with no stops between Müllheim (Baden) and Weil (Rhein) run via the new Katzenberg Tunnel. These are mainly EC/IC/ICE trains non-stop between Freiburg (Breisgau) and Basel Badischer Bf. Stopping trains follow the old main line via Rheinweiler.

Obscure services: Lines used on an occasional basis for engineering work diversions

Diversions in the Stuttgart area are particularly likely while Stuttgart Hauptbahnhof is being rebuilt.

Vaihingen (Enz) (Langes Feld) - Stuttgart-Zazenhausen

[750, 770] (168B1-168B2) DE21/631

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This route enables enables trains to run between the Schnellfahrstrecke from Mannheim and the line to Ulm without reversal at Stuttgart Hbf. Diversions this way are indicated by calls at Stuttgart Hbf being omitted.

Stuttgart Nürnberger Straße - Stuttgart-Untertürkheim

[750, 785, 786] (168C2-168C3) DE21/632

This route enables trains to run between the Ulm and Aalen lines without reversal at Stuttgart Hbf, very rarely used by passenger trains. It was used to a limited extent between 23 May to 23 July 2018 by overnight trains reversing at Stuttgart Hbf and Waiblingen.

Beimerstetten (Ulm Hbf Em Nord) - Ulm Rbf

[750] (163C2-163D2) DE21/633

This route enables trains to run between the Stuttgart line and Ulm Rbf (adjacent to the line to Sigmaringen) without reversal at Ulm Hbf and is very rarely used by passenger services. Engineering work in autumn 2018 and 2019 resulted in IRE and RB trains between Ulm and Stuttgart being diverted via Ulm Rbf, where they reversed.

See also

Features and Services

DB Information counters are the place to go for information about your rail journey, and they serve as a meeting point for travellers and station visitors. If you have any questions about your trip or the town/city where the station is located, staff at the counter have the answers you need. If a station does not have a counter, our service staff are only too happy to help you with any query you might have.

Our mobile service staff at stations provide travellers with advice and assistance. Just look for red caps with the word 'Service'.

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.

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Our DB Lounges provide first-class passengers and BahnComfort customers with everything that makes their time at a station as enjoyable as possible: excellent seating, stylish surroundings and attentive service.

Further information is available here.

If you want to take a load off your hands, you can put your luggage in a locker at these stations.

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The following equipment features serve to ensure barrier-free accessibility to the station. Available are:

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Stuttgart Hbf Address

The Mobility Service Centre organizes everything necessary if you need help getting on or off the train or changing trains. In order to provide you with the best possible service, we would ask you to notify us until 8 p.m. the day before your trip. For international trips, at least 48 hours in advance.

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Here you can request assistance online. Alternatively you can contact our Mobility Service Centre at 0180 6 512 512 (EUR 0.20 per call from landlines, max. EUR 0.60 per call from mobile networks) or msz@deutschebahn.com.

Have you lost or found something on a train or at a station?

Simply get in touch with us free of charge at www.fundservice.bahn.de. You can call us at 0900 1 99 05 99 (EUR 0.59/min. from a German landline, costs for calls on mobile networks may vary).
You can also hand in found items or report a loss at the station.

The Triple-S concept is our masterplan for safety and customer focus at stations. Operating around the clock, Triple-S centres collect all important information regarding station processes. Some stations feature help points (emergency intercoms) that connect callers straight to the Triple-S centres.

You can reach our Triple-S central office by phone at: 0711/20921055

The Triple-S concept is our masterplan for safety and customer focus at stations. Operating around the clock, Triple-S centres collect all important information regarding station processes. Some stations feature help points (emergency intercoms) that connect callers straight to the Triple-S centres.

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The Travellers Aid Society ('Bahnhofsmission') at a German station can provide you with advice and information in the event of an emergency, and its volunteers can tell you where you can get further assistance. They also take care of children travelling alone and travellers with mobility restrictions. An overview of the societies in Germany and their services is available here. Additional details are also available from the DB Information counter at a given station.