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Lista Relacji I Ceny Biletów W Ofercie REGIO SPECJAL NIEMCY Obowiązują Od Dnia 15 Grudnia 2019 R Lista relacji i ceny biletów w ofercie REGIO SPECJAL NIEMCY Obowiązują od dnia 15 grudnia 2019 r. Lp. Stacja początkowa Stacja końcowa Droga przewozu Odległość Cena biletu "tam" norm. "tam i z powrotem" 1 Chojna Angermuende Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Prenzlau 160 34,20 € 2 Chojna Angermuende Szczecin*Tantow 119 24,40 € 3 Chojna Anklam Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 142 29,20 € 4 Chojna Bernau(b Berlin) Szczecin*Tantow*Eberswalde 168 37,40 € 5 Chojna Britz Szczecin*Tantow 140 30,80 € 6 Chojna Chorin Szczecin*Tantow 134 30,80 € 7 Chojna Demmin Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 192 40,40 € 8 Chojna Eberswalde Hbf Szczecin*Tantow 145 32,60 € 9 Chojna Grambow Szczecin 71 13,60 € 10 Chojna Greifswald Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 176 37,40 € 11 Chojna Loecknitz Szczecin*Grambow 81 16,00 € 12 Chojna Malchin Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 194 40,80 € 13 Chojna Neubrandenburg Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 150 32,00 € 14 Chojna Neustrelitz Hbf Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 185 44,00 € 15 Chojna Pasewalk Szczecin*Grambow 98 19,40 € 16 Chojna Pasewalk Szczecin*Tantow 181 38,20 € 17 Chojna Prenzlau Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 122 25,60 € 18 Chojna Prenzlau Szczecin*Tantow 157 33,40 € 19 Chojna Strasburg(Uckerm) Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 116 23,80 € 20 Chojna Tantow Szczecin*Tantow 79 15,00 € 21 Chojna Ueckermuende Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 129 27,00 € 22 Chojna Zerrenthin Szczecin*Grambow 90 18,20 € 23 Chojna Zuessow Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 158 33,80 € 24 Choszczno Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Prenzlau 176 36,60 € 25 Choszczno Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 136 26,80 € 26 Choszczno Anklam Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 158 31,60 € 27 Choszczno Bernau(b Berlin) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow*Eberswalde 185 39,80 € 28 Choszczno Britz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 157 33,20 € 29 Choszczno Chorin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 151 33,20 € 30 Choszczno Demmin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 208 42,80 € 31 Choszczno Eberswalde Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 162 35,00 € 32 Choszczno Grambow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin 87 16,00 € 33 Choszczno Greifswald Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 192 39,80 € 34 Choszczno Loecknitz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 97 18,40 € 35 Choszczno Malchin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 210 43,20 € 36 Choszczno Neubrandenburg Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 166 34,40 € 37 Choszczno Neustrelitz Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 201 46,40 € 38 Choszczno Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 114 21,80 € 39 Choszczno Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 198 40,60 € str. 1 z 21 40 Choszczno Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 138 28,00 € 41 Choszczno Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 174 35,80 € 42 Choszczno Strasburg(Uckerm) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 132 26,20 € 43 Choszczno Tantow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 96 17,40 € 44 Choszczno Ueckermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 145 29,40 € 45 Choszczno Zerrenthin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 106 20,60 € 46 Choszczno Zuessow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 174 36,20 € 47 Czerwiensk Berlin Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde* Schoenefeld 165 39,60 € 48 Czerwiensk Berlin Wannsee Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin) 165 39,60 € 49 Czerwiensk Berlin-Karlshorst Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde 177 42,80 € 50 Czerwiensk Berlin-Spandau Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schoenefeld/Berlin) 175 39,60 € 51 Czerwiensk Britz Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Wriezen* Eberswalde 169 38,00 € 52 Czerwiensk Calau(NL) Zary*Cottbus 150 32,20 € 53 Czerwiensk Cottbus Zary*Forst(Lausitz) 126 24,20 € 54 Czerwiensk Doberlug-Kirchh. Zary*Cottbus*Calau 182 41,60 € 55 Czerwiensk Eberswalde Hbf Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Wriezen 164 35,80 € 56 Czerwiensk Eisenhuettenstadt Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder) 101 19,20 € 57 Czerwiensk Elsterwerda Zary*Cottbus*Calau*Doberlug 202 44,80 € 58 Czerwiensk Falkenberg(Elst) Zary*Cottbus*Calau*Doberlug 205 41,60 € 59 Czerwiensk Forst(Lausitz) Zary 104 18,80 € 60 Czerwiensk Forst(Lausitz) Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Cottbus 180 37,20 € 61 Czerwiensk Frankfurt(Oder) Rzepin 78 13,60 € 62 Czerwiensk Fuerstenwalde/Spr Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder) 112 22,00 € 63 Czerwiensk Hennigsdorf(Berl) Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin) 188 44,00 € 64 Czerwiensk Hoyerswerda Zary*Cottbus*Senftenberg 188 44,80 € 65 Czerwiensk Klinge Zary*Forst(Lausitz) 113 21,00 € 66 Czerwiensk Koenigs Wusterhsn Zary*Forst(Lausitz)*Cottbus 213 45,40 € 67 Czerwiensk Luebben(Spreew) Zary*Forst(Lausitz)*Cottbus 166 36,00 € 68 Czerwiensk Luebben(Spreew) Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Cottbus 204 41,60 € 69 Czerwiensk Luebbenau(Spreew) Zary*Forst(Lausitz)*Cottbus 155 30,80 € 70 Czerwiensk Michendorf Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin)*Berlin Wannsee 181 42,80 € 71 Czerwiensk Nauen Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin)*Berlin-Spandau 207 49,80 € 72 Czerwiensk Potsdam Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin)*Berlin Wannsee 195 46,60 € 73 Czerwiensk Riesa Zary*Cottbus*Senftenberg*Ruhland 229 49,20 € 74 Czerwiensk Ruhland Zary*Cottbus*Senftenberg 172 40,40 € 75 Czerwiensk Schoenefeld Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde* (Berlin-Karlshorst/Berlin) 165 39,60 € 76 Czerwiensk Senftenberg Zary*Forst(Lausitz)*Cottbus 160 31,80 € 77 Czerwiensk Senftenberg Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Cottbus 198 40,60 € 78 Czerwiensk Werder(Havel) Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin)*Berlin Wannsee*Potsdam 205 48,80 € 79 Czerwiensk Wriezen Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder) 134 27,00 € 80 Czerwiensk Wustermark Rzepin*Frankfurt(Oder)*Fuerstenwalde*(Schonefeld/Berlin)*Berlin-Spandau 193 42,80 € 81 Dobiegniew Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Prenzlau 208 39,40 € str. 2 z 21 82 Dobiegniew Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 168 29,60 € 83 Dobiegniew Anklam Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 190 34,40 € 84 Dobiegniew Bernau(b Berlin) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow*Eberswalde 217 42,60 € 85 Dobiegniew Britz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 189 36,00 € 86 Dobiegniew Chorin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 183 36,00 € 87 Dobiegniew Demmin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 240 45,60 € 88 Dobiegniew Eberswalde Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 194 37,80 € 89 Dobiegniew Grambow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin 119 18,80 € 90 Dobiegniew Greifswald Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 224 42,60 € 91 Dobiegniew Loecknitz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 129 21,20 € 92 Dobiegniew Malchin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 242 46,00 € 93 Dobiegniew Neubrandenburg Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 198 37,20 € 94 Dobiegniew Neustrelitz Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 233 49,20 € 95 Dobiegniew Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 146 24,60 € 96 Dobiegniew Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 230 43,40 € 97 Dobiegniew Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 170 30,80 € 98 Dobiegniew Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 206 38,60 € 99 Dobiegniew Strasburg(Uckerm) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 164 29,00 € 100 Dobiegniew Tantow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 128 20,20 € 101 Dobiegniew Ueckermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 177 32,20 € 102 Dobiegniew Zerrenthin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 138 23,40 € 103 Dobiegniew Zuessow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 206 39,00 € 104 Drawsko Pom. Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Prenzlau 209 39,40 € 105 Drawsko Pom. Angermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 168 29,60 € 106 Drawsko Pom. Anklam Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 191 34,40 € 107 Drawsko Pom. Bernau(b Berlin) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow*Eberswalde 217 42,60 € 108 Drawsko Pom. Britz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 189 36,00 € 109 Drawsko Pom. Chorin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 183 36,00 € 110 Drawsko Pom. Demmin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 241 45,60 € 111 Drawsko Pom. Eberswalde Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 194 37,80 € 112 Drawsko Pom. Grambow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin 120 18,80 € 113 Drawsko Pom. Greifswald Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 225 42,60 € 114 Drawsko Pom. Loecknitz Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 130 21,20 € 115 Drawsko Pom. Malchin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 243 46,00 € 116 Drawsko Pom. Neubrandenburg Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 199 37,20 € 117 Drawsko Pom. Neustrelitz Hbf Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Neubrandenburg 234 49,20 € 118 Drawsko Pom. Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 147 24,60 € 119 Drawsko Pom. Pasewalk Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 230 43,40 € 120 Drawsko Pom. Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 171 30,80 € 121 Drawsko Pom. Prenzlau Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 206 38,60 € 122 Drawsko Pom. Strasburg(Uckerm) Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 165 29,00 € 123 Drawsko Pom. Tantow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Tantow 128 20,20 € str. 3 z 21 124 Drawsko Pom. Ueckermuende Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 178 32,20 € 125 Drawsko Pom. Zerrenthin Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow 139 23,40 € 126 Drawsko Pom. Zuessow Stargard Szcz.*Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 207 39,00 € 127 Goleniow Angermuende Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk*Prenzlau 139 32,20 € 128 Goleniow Angermuende Szczecin*Tantow 99 22,40 € 129 Goleniow Anklam Szczecin*Grambow*Pasewalk 121 27,20 € 130 Goleniow Bernau(b Berlin) Szczecin*Tantow*Eberswalde 148 35,40 € 131 Goleniow Britz Szczecin*Tantow
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