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RE 7 Hamburg-Neumünster-Flensburg Fahrplan (Hamburg-) Neumünster – Flensburg 13. Dezember 2020 – 11. Dezember 2021 StreckenfahrplanStrecken RE 7 Hamburg–Hamburg–Neumünster–FlensburgHamburg–Ne RB 74 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 RE 74 RE 7 b RE 74 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 Sa Mo-Sa Mo-Sa So So Mo-Sa Sa Mo-Fr So Ẅ ẇ ẅ Ẇ ẇ Ẇ Ẉ Ẉ ẉ Ẋ ẋ ẗẏ ᵼ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼ ᵼ ᵼf ᵼ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼf ᵼ Hamburg Hbf ᵼ ẗẖ23 43 0 43 4 36 4 43 5 36 6 36 6 38 6 36 Hamburg Dammtor ᵼ ẗẖ23 48 0 48 4 41 4 48 5 41 6 41 6 43 6 41 Elmshorn ᵼ 0 14 1 11 5 04 5 11 6 04 7 04 7 07 7 04 Neumünster ᵼ an 0 35 1 36 5 29 5 34 6 29 7 29 7 28 7 29 Neumünster ᵼ 0 40 1 42 5 34 5 44 6 46 7 32 7 32 7 34 Nortorf ᵼ 0 50 1 52 5 44 6 00 6 58 7 42 7 42 7 44 Rendsburg ᵼ an 1 06 2 08 6 00 6 28 7 14 7 58 7 58 8 00 Rendsburg ᵼ 0 43 1 07 2 09 4 35 5 35 6 01 6 35 6 40 7 15 7 35 7 59 7 59 8 01 8 35 Schleswig-Holstein. Der echte Norden. Owschlag 0 51 1 15 2 17 4 43 5 43 6 09 6 43 6 48 7 23 7 43 8 07 8 07 8 09 8 43 Schleswig ᵼ 1 01 1 23 2 25 4 53 5 53 6 17 6 53 6 58 7 31 7 53 8 15 8 15 8 17 8 53 Jübek 1 09 1 30 2 32 5 01 6 01 6 24 7 01 7 06 7 38 8 01 8 22 8 22 8 24 9 01 Tarp ᵼ 1 37 2 39 6 31 7 13 7 45 8 29 8 29 8 31 Flensburg ᵼ an 1 48 2 50 6 42 7 24 7 56 8 40 8 40 8 42 DB_T_HH_377_DBR_Nord_Schiene_Bus_Titel_Streckenfahrplaene_SH2_9R.1E07._2604 x 1965:.1in8dd 1 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 IC RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 Mo-Sa So Ẇ ẗẏ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf h ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf Hamburg Hbf ᵼ 7 40 7 36 8 43 9 43 10 43 10 53 11 43 12 43 13 43 Hamburg Dammtor ᵼ 7 45 7 41 8 48 9 48 10 48 10 58 11 48 12 48 13 48 Elmshorn ᵼ 8 09 8 04 9 09 10 09 11 09 Ꭺ 12 09 13 09 14 09 Neumünster ᵼ an 8 30 8 29 9 30 10 30 11 30 Ꭺ 12 30 13 30 14 30 Neumünster ᵼ 8 32 8 34 9 32 10 32 11 32 Ꭺ 12 32 13 32 14 32 Nortorf ᵼ 8 42 8 44 9 42 10 42 11 42 Ꭺ 12 42 13 42 14 42 Rendsburg ᵼ an 8 58 9 00 9 58 10 58 11 58 Ꭺ 12 58 13 58 14 58 Rendsburg ᵼ 8 59 9 01 9 35 9 59 10 35 10 59 11 35 11 59 12 13 12 35 12 59 13 35 13 59 14 35 14 59 Owschlag 9 07 9 09 9 43 10 07 10 43 11 07 11 43 12 07 Ꭺ 12 43 13 07 13 43 14 07 14 43 15 07 Herausgeber DB Regio AG Schleswig ᵼ 9 15 9 17 9 53 10 15 10 53 11 15 11 53 12 15 Ꭺ 12 53 13 15 13 53 14 15 14 53 15 15 Region Nord Jübek 9 22 9 24 10 01 10 22 11 01 11 22 12 01 12 24 Ꭺ 13 01 13 22 14 01 14 22 15 01 15 22 Ernst-August-Platz 10 30159 Hannover Tarp ᵼ 9 29 9 31 10 29 11 29 12 31 Ꭺ 13 29 14 29 15 29 Änderungen vorbehalten Flensburg ᵼ an 9 40 9 42 10 40 11 40 12 42 12 48 13 40 14 40 15 40 für Einzelangaben keine Gewähr Foto A. Staal RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 IC RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 Ẍ ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf h ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf Hamburg Hbf ᵼ 14 43 15 43 16 43 17 43 18 43 19 01 19 43 20 43 Hamburg Dammtor ᵼ 14 48 15 48 16 48 17 48 18 48 19 06 19 48 20 48 Elmshorn ᵼ 15 09 16 09 17 09 18 09 19 09 Ꭺ 20 09 21 09 Neumünster ᵼ an 15 30 16 30 17 30 18 30 19 30 Ꭺ 20 30 21 30 Neumünster ᵼ 15 32 16 32 17 32 18 32 19 32 Ꭺ 20 32 21 32 Nortorf ᵼ 15 42 16 42 17 42 18 42 19 42 Ꭺ 20 42 21 42 Der Streckenagent Rendsburg ᵼ an 15 58 16 58 17 58 18 58 19 58 Ꭺ 20 58 21 58 informiert Sie aktuell Rendsburg ᵼ 15 35 15 59 16 35 16 59 17 35 17 59 18 35 18 59 19 35 19 59 20 13 20 35 20 59 21 35 21 59 zu Ihrer Strecke. Owschlag 15 43 16 07 16 43 17 07 17 43 18 07 18 43 19 07 19 43 20 07 Ꭺ 20 43 21 07 21 43 22 07 Schleswig ᵼ 15 53 16 15 16 53 17 15 17 53 18 15 18 53 19 15 19 53 20 15 Ꭺ 20 53 21 15 21 53 22 15 Jübek 16 01 16 24 17 01 17 24 18 01 18 22 19 01 19 22 20 01 20 22 Ꭺ 21 01 21 22 22 01 22 22 Einfach anmelden, Linie Tarp ᵼ 16 31 17 31 18 29 19 29 20 29 Ꭺ 21 29 22 29 und Wochentage festlegen. Flensburg ᵼ an 16 42 17 42 18 40 19 40 20 40 20 48 21 40 22 40 Per App erhalten Sie dann eine persön- liche Nachricht zu Störungen mit RE 74 RE 7 RB 74 RE 7 größeren Auswirkungen – zum Beispiel ẗẖ ẗẖ ẗẖ ẗẖ bei Streckensperrungen über mehrere ᵼ ᵼf ᵼ ᵼf Stunden. Hamburg Hbf ᵼ 21 46 22 43 Anmeldung und Infos unter Hamburg Dammtor ᵼ 21 51 22 48 bahn.de/regio-sh Elmshorn ᵼ 22 14 23 14 Neumünster ᵼ an 22 35 23 35 Regio Schleswig-Holstein Neumünster ᵼ 22 37 23 36 Nortorf ᵼ 22 47 23 46 Anzeige_Streckenagent SH_64x90mm.indd 1 27.10.20 09:10 Rendsburg ᵼ an 23 03 ẇ 0 02 Rendsburg ᵼ 22 35 23 04 23 43 ܥ 0 03 Owschlag 22 43 23 12 23 51 ܥ 0 12 Schleswig ᵼ 22 53 23 20 ẇ 0 01 ܥ 0 20 Unser Ticket im Norden. Jübek 23 01 23 27 ẇ 0 09 ܥ 0 27 Mit dem Schleswig-Holstein- Tarp ᵼ 23 34 ܥ 0 34 Ticket inklusive Hamburg und Flensburg ᵼ an 23 45 ẇ 0 45 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. Zeichenerklärung Ẅ täglich, nicht 25. Dez, 1. Jan, 19., 20., 26., 27. Jun ẅ Für nur und je auch 2., 5. Apr, 13., 24. Mai 28 Euro 3 Euro Mitfahrer. Züge des Nahverkehrs: Ẇ nicht an allg. Feiertagen ẇ täglich, nicht 25. Dez, 1. Jan RE Regional-Express Ẉ 10. Jan bis 5. Dez So; nicht 20., 27. Jun Mitfahrt nur mit RB Regionalbahn Mund-Nase-Bedeckung erlaubt! ẉ auch 13. Dez bis 3. Jan, 20., 27. Jun ሤ Zug mit Stellplätzen im Fahrradwagen, Schützen Sie sich und andere! Ẋ nicht an allg. Feiertagen; auch 24., 31. Dez 3 + 3 3 + 3 + 28€ + Mehrzweckteil ẋ nicht an allg. Feiertagen; nicht 24., 31. Dez * Station/Zug barrierefrei Ẍ 18. Jun bis 15. Aug b Bus, nur 2. Klasse ẗẖ täglich, nicht 24., 31. Dez Mit uns zu schönen Ausflugszielen. ẗẏ So, auch an allg. Feiertagen Züge des Fernverkehrs: Weitere Informationen, Ausflugstipps und Kauf unter bahn.de/sht ICE IntercityExpress IC Intercity Mit persönlicher Beratung für 2 Euro mehr. x Bordbistro h Stellplätze im Fahrradabteil, Reservierung erforderlich Regio Schleswig-Holstein Tarifstand: Dezember 2020 Dezember Tarifstand: Anschlüsse in kursiver Schrift Anzeige_SchleswigHolst_Ticket SH_64x95mm.indd 1 27.10.20 09:11 Fahrplan Flensburg – Neumünster (- Hamburg) RE 7 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 7 b RE 74 RE 7 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 RE 7 RE 74 Ihr Kundendialog Sa Mo-Fr Sa Mo-Sa So Mo-Sa So Mo-Sa So ẗẑ ẋ Ẋ Ẇ Ẉ ẗẔ Ẉẇẉ Ẉ in Schleswig-Holstein ᵼf ᵼf ᵼf ᵼ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼ ᵼf ᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼᵼf ᵼ Flensburg ᵼ 0 15 4 00 4 15 5 04 5 15 6 15 6 23 7 15 8 15 Tarp ᵼ 0 24 4 09 4 24 5 13 5 24 6 24 6 32 7 24 8 24 Sie erreichen uns rund um die Uhr unter der Service-Nummer der Bahn: Jübek 0 31 4 16 4 31 4 53 5 20 5 31 5 58 6 31 6 39 6 58 7 31 7 58 8 31 8 58 0180 6 996633 Schleswig ᵼ 0 39 4 24 4 39 5 02 5 28 5 39 6 07 6 39 6 47 7 07 7 39 8 07 8 39 9 07 (20 ct/Anruf aus dem Festnetz, Tarif bei Mobilfunk max.
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