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Karlsruhe - Offenburg - Freiburg (Breisgau) - Müllheim - Basel Rheintalbahn � 702 Kursbuch der Deutschen Bahn 2021 www.bahn.de/kursbuch 702 Karlsruhe - Offenburg - Freiburg (Breisgau) - Müllheim - Basel Rheintalbahn 702 Von Karlsruhe Hbf bis Bühl (Baden) Karlsruher Verkehrsverbund (KVV) RE2 Von Achern bis Ringsheim Verbundtarif Tarifverbund Ortenau (TGO) Von Herbolzheim bis Auggen Verbundtarif Regio-Verkehrsverbund Freiburg (RVF) Von Schliengen bis Basel SBB Verbundtarif Regio Verkehrsverbund Lörrach (RVL) Zug RE RE RB RB RE ICE RE RB RB RE RB SWE RE NJ NJ IC 17033 17035 17151 17153 17001 209 17001 17051 17155 5331 87480 87541 4701 401 471 60471 f f f f f y f f f f f2. 2. f üpr üpr 2. Sa,So Mo-Fr Mo-Sa Mo-Fr Mo-Fr Mo-Fr Mo-Fr Mo-Fr x x Ẅ ẅ Ẇ ẅ ẅ ẇ ẅ km km von Kiel Hbf Ottenhöfen Hamburg Berlin Hbf Berlin Hbf Hbf (tief) (tief) Karlsruhe Hbf 700, 701, 770 ẞẔ ݜ 0 07 ẜẖ 4 04 4 56 ( 5 07 ( 5 07 ( 5 07 0 Rastatt 710.8 ẞẔ ݙ 0 26 Ꭺ 5 10 ᎪᎪᎪ 24 32 Baden-Baden ẞẕ ܙ ẛẕ 0 32 4 25 5 15 ( 5 26 ( 5 26 ( 5 26 Baden-Baden Ꭺ ݚ 0 33 4 27 5 16 ᎪᎪᎪ Bühl (Baden) Ꭺ ݘ 0 41 Ꭺ 5 22 ᎪᎪᎪ 44 ᎪᎪᎪ 27 5 15 5 ܥ Achern 717 ẞẕ ݙ 0 48 Ꭺ 53 59 Renchen 0 53 Ꭺ ܥ 5 19 5 31 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 35 5 24 5 ܥ Appenweier 718, 719 ݚ 0 57 Ꭺ 65 46 5 ) 46 5 ) 46 5 ) 40 5 31 5 ܥ 49 4 01 1 ܙ Offenburg 718, 719, 720, 721 ݚ 73 Offenburg ܥ 1 07 ܥ 4 23 4 51 ẅ 5 11 ᎪᎪᎪ 86 Friesenheim (Baden) ܥᎪ ܥ 4 31 Ꭺ ܥ 5 19 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 23 5 ܥ Ꭺ 35 4 ܥ 16 1 ܥ Lahr (Schwarzw) ݙ 91 99 Orschweier ܥ 1 21 ܥ 4 40 Ꭺ ܥ 5 28 ᎪᎪᎪ 102 Ringsheim ܥ 1 24 ܥ 4 43 Ꭺ ܥ 5 31 ᎪᎪᎪ 105 Herbolzheim (Breisg) ܥ 1 27 ܥ 4 47 Ꭺ ܥ 5 34 ᎪᎪᎪ 108 Kenzingen ܥ 1 30 ܥ 4 50 Ꭺ ܥ 5 38 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 42 5 ܥ Ꭺ 54 4 ܥ 35 1 ܥ Riegel-Malterdingen 723 ݙ 113 116 Köndringen ܥᎪ ܥ4 57 Ꭺ ܥ 5 45 ᎪᎪᎪ 117 Teningen-Mundingen ܥᎪ ܥ5 00 Ꭺ ܥ 5 47 ᎪᎪᎪ 120 Emmendingen ܥ 1 40 ܥ 5 03 Ꭺ ܥ 5 50 ᎪᎪᎪ 124 Kollmarsreute ܥᎪ ܥ 5 06 Ꭺ ܥ 5 53 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 56 5 ܥ Ꭺ 10 5 ܥ 45 1 ܥ Denzlingen ᵸ 726 ẟẖ ݚ 127 130 Gundelfingen (Breisgau) ᵸ Ꭺ ܥᎪ ܥ 5 13 Ꭺ ܥ 5 59 ᎪᎪᎪ 132 Freiburg-Zähringen ᵸ Ꭺ ܥᎪ ܥ 5 16 Ꭺ ܥ 6 02 ᎪᎪᎪ 134 Freiburg-Herdern ᵸ Ꭺ ܥᎪ ܥ 5 18 Ꭺ ܥ 6 05 ᎪᎪᎪ ẅ 6 07 ( 6 18 ( 6 18 ( 6 18 28 5 22 5 ܥ 50 1 ܥ ܙ Freiburg (Breisgau) Hbf ᵸ 727 ẟẖ ݚ 135 Freiburg (Breisgau) Hbf ܥ 1 52 ܥ 4 30 ܥ 4 59 ܥ 5 36 5 30 ܥ 5 36 6 00 ẉ 6 27 ᎪᎪᎪ 140 Freiburg-St Georgen ܥᎪܥ 4 33 ܥ 5 02 ᎛Ꭱ Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 03 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 143 Ebringen ܥᎪܥ 4 36 ܥ 5 05 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 06 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 144 Schallstadt ܥ 1 58 ܥ 4 38 ܥ 5 07 Ꭺ ܥ 5 41 6 08 ܥ 6 33 ᎪᎪᎪ 147 Norsingen ܥᎪܥ4 41 ܥ 5 10 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 11 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 37 6 ܥ 14 6 46 5 ܥ Ꭺ 13 5 ܥ 44 4 ܥ 02 2 ܥ Bad Krozingen 725 ݙ 150 156 Heitersheim ܥ 2 07 ܥ 4 48 ܥ 5 17 Ꭺ ܥ 5 50 6 18 ܥ 6 41 ᎪᎪᎪ 159 Buggingen ܥᎪܥ4 51 ܥ 5 20 Ꭺ ܥ 5 53 6 21 ܥ 6 44 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 48 6 ܥ 24 6 57 5 ܥ Ꭺ 23 5 ܥ 54 4 ܥ 11 2 ܥ ܙ Müllheim (Baden) 703 ݚ 164 Müllheim (Baden) ܥ 2 12 ܥ 4 55 ܥ 5 24 Ꭺ ܥ 5 58 6 11 6 25 ܥ 6 49 ܥ 7 03 ᎪᎪᎪ 3 Neuenburg (Baden) ܙ ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 15 ᎪܥᎪܥ 7 07 ᎪᎪᎪ 167 Auggen ܥᎪܥ 4 57 ܥ 5 26 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 27 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 170 Schliengen ܥ 2 17 ܥ 5 00 ܥ 5 29 Ꭺ ܥ 6 02 6 30 ܥ 6 53 ᎪᎪᎪ 174 Bad Bellingen ܥ 2 21 ܥ 5 04 ܥ 5 33 Ꭺ ܥ 6 06 6 34 ܥ 6 57 ᎪᎪᎪ 177 Rheinweiler ܥᎪܥ 5 07 ܥ 5 36 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 37 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 180 Kleinkems ܥᎪܥ 5 10 ܥ 5 39 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 40 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 183 Istein ܥᎪܥ 5 14 ܥ 5 43 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 44 ܥᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 185 Efringen-Kirchen ܥ 2 31 ܥ 5 17 ܥ 5 46 Ꭺ ܥ 6 17 6 47 ܥ 7 08 ᎪᎪᎪ 189 Eimeldingen ܥᎪܥ 5 20 ܥ 5 49 Ꭺ ܥᎪ 6 51 ܥ 7 11 ᎪᎪᎪ 191 Haltingen 12733 ܥ 2 36 ܥ 5 23 ܥ 5 52 Ꭺ ܥ 6 22 6 54 ܥ 7 14 ᎪᎪᎪ ᎪᎪᎪ 18 7 ܥ 57 6 25 6 ܥ Ꭺ 55 5 ܥ 26 5 ܥ 40 2 ܥ Weil am Rhein 734 ݚ 194 57 6 ) 57 6 ) 57 6 ) 21 7 ܥ 01 7 29 6 ܥ 10 6 00 6 ܥ 30 5 ܥ 44 2 ܥ ܙ Basel Bad Bf ᵝ 730, 735 ݚ 197 Basel Bad Bf ẟẍ ܥ 5 39 ܥ 6 09 6 15 ܥ 6 45 7 19 ܥ 7 23 ᎪᎪᎪ 202 Basel SBB ᵵẟẍܙ ܥ 5 45 ܥ 6 15 6 22 ܥ 6 50 7 25 ẉ 7 29 ( 7 20 ( 7 20 7 20 nach Mulhouse Zürich HB Zürich HB Zürich HB Ville Ẅ auch 24., 25., 31. Dez, 1., 6. Jan, 2., 5. Apr, 13., ẟẍ Weitere Züge siehe 735 IC 60471 NIGHTJET 24. Mai, 3. Jun, 1. Nov NJ 401 NIGHTJET ẅ nicht 24., 25., 31. Dez, 1., 6. Jan, 2., 5. Apr, 13., NJ 471 NIGHTJET 24. Mai, 3. Jun, 1. Nov Ẇ nicht 25., 26. Dez, 1., 6. Jan, 2., 5. Apr, 1., 13., 24. Mai, 3. Jun, 1. Nov ẇ nicht 25. Dez, 1. Jan, 2., 5. Apr, 13., 24. Mai, 1. Nov ẉ nicht 24., 25., 31. Dez, 1. Jan, 2., 5. Apr, 13., 24. Mai ẛẕ 3. Jul bis 30. Aug 1 Min. früher ẜẖ 3. Jul bis 31. Aug 1 Min. später ẞẔ Weitere Züge siehe 710.3, 710.7, 710.8 ẞẕ Weitere Züge siehe 710.7 ẟẖ Weitere Züge siehe 726 1 Alle Angaben ohne Gewähr. Bitte informieren Sie sich kurz vor Reisebeginn über mögliche Fahrplanänderungen. Stand 25.11.2020 Nachdruck und Weiterverarbeitung der Fahrplandaten nur mit Genehmigung des Herausgebers. Kursbuch der Deutschen Bahn 2021 www.bahn.de/kursbuch 702 Karlsruhe - Offenburg - Freiburg (Breisgau) - Müllheim - Basel Rheintalbahn 702 Von Karlsruhe Hbf bis Bühl (Baden) Karlsruher Verkehrsverbund (KVV) RE2 Von Achern bis Ringsheim Verbundtarif Tarifverbund Ortenau (TGO) Von Herbolzheim bis Auggen Verbundtarif Regio-Verkehrsverbund Freiburg (RVF) Von Schliengen bis Basel SBB Verbundtarif Regio Verkehrsverbund Lörrach (RVL) Zug IC RB RB ICE RB RE RB RB RB RB RE RB SWE ICE ICE ICE 60401 17103 17103 3 17157 17003 17157 17159 17105 17053 4709 17107 87543 1271 271 271 h 5333 5333 hy f f f f 17159 f f f 2. hy hy hy f f Mo-Fr Mo-Fr Mo-Fr f Sa,So Mo-Fr Mo Sa,So Mo-Fr Ẋ ẅ ẅ Mo-Fr Ẅ ẅ ẋ Ẍ ẗẖ Ẉ ẉ ẅ von Hamburg Ottenhöfen Hamburg- Frankfurt Frankfurt Hbf Altona (Main) Hbf (Main) Hbf 58 6 ܥ 58 6 ܥ 58 6 ܥ 07 6 56 5 ܥ Karlsruhe Hbf 700, 701, 770 ẞẔ ݜ 5 09 ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ Ꭺ 6 19ܥRastatt 710.8 ẞẔ ݙ Ꭺ Baden-Baden ẞẕ ܙ 5 26 ܥ 6 13 6 24 ܥ 7 16 ܥ 7 16 ܥ 7 16 17 7 ܥ 17 7 ܥ 17 7 ܥ 25 6 14 6 ܥ Baden-Baden Ꭺ ݚ 5 28 ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ Ꭺ 6 32ܥBühl (Baden) Ꭺ ݘ Ꭺ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 53 6 ܥ Ꭺ 6 37ܥAchern 717 ẞẕ ݙ Ꭺ Renchen ᎪܥᎪ 6 41 ܥ 6 58 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 03 7 ܥ Ꭺ 6 47ܥAppenweier 718, 719 ݚ Ꭺ 32 7 ܥ 31 7 ܥ 31 7 ܥ 09 7 ܥ 52 6 29 6 ܥ 46 5 ܙ Offenburg 718, 719, 720, 721 ݚ Offenburg 5 48 ܥ 5 52 ܥ 5 52 ܥ 6 31 6 34 ܥ 6 48 6 58 7 06 ܥ 7 33 ܥ 7 33 ܥ 7 34 Friesenheim (Baden) Ꭺ ܥ 6 00 ܥ 6 00 ܥᎪ Ꭺ ܥ 6 55 7 13 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 17 7 59 6 ܥ Ꭺ 6 44ܥ 03 6 ܥ 03 6 ܥ Lahr (Schwarzw) ݙ Ꭺ Orschweier Ꭺ ܥ 6 08 ܥ 6 08 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 04 7 22 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Ringsheim Ꭺ ܥ 6 11 ܥ 6 11 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 07 7 25 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Herbolzheim (Breisg) Ꭺ ܥ 6 14 ܥ 6 14 ܥᎪ 6 52 ܥ 7 10 7 28 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Kenzingen Ꭺ ܥ 6 17 ܥ 6 17 ܥᎪ 6 56 ܥ 7 13 7 31 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 35 7 17 7 ܥ Ꭺ 7 00ܥ 21 6 ܥ 21 6 ܥ Riegel-Malterdingen 723 ݙ Ꭺ Köndringen Ꭺ ܥ 6 24 ܥ 6 24 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 20 7 38 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Teningen-Mundingen Ꭺ ܥ 6 26 ܥ 6 26 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 22 7 40 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Emmendingen Ꭺ ܥ 6 29 ܥ 6 29 ܥᎪܥ 6 56 7 05 ܥ 7 25 7 43 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Kollmarsreute Ꭺ ܥ 6 32 ܥ 6 32 ܥᎪܥ 6 59 Ꭺ ܥ 7 28 7 46 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 49 7 31 7 ܥ Ꭺ 03 7 ܥᎪܥ 36 6 ܥ 36 6 ܥ Denzlingen ᵸ 726 ẟẖ ݚ Ꭺ Gundelfingen (Breisgau) ᵸ Ꭺ Ꭺ ܥ 6 39 ܥ 6 39 ܥᎪܥ 7 06 Ꭺ ܥ 7 34 7 52 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Freiburg-Zähringen ᵸ Ꭺ Ꭺ ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 7 08 ᎪܥᎪᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Freiburg-Herdern ᵸ Ꭺ Ꭺ ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Ꭺ ܥ 7 38 Ꭺ ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ 02 8 ܥ 02 8 ܥ 02 8 ܥ 56 7 41 7 ܥ 16 7 11 7 ܥ 01 7 ܥ 44 6 ܥ 44 6 ܥ 18 6 ܙ Freiburg (Breisgau) Hbf ᵸ 727 ẟẖ ݚ Freiburg (Breisgau) Hbf 6 20 ẜẍ 6 45 ẜẍ 6 45 ܥ 7 03 ܥ 7 23 7 18 ܥ 7 23 7 42 ẜẍ 7 42 ܥ 8 04 ܥ 8 04 ܥ 8 04 Freiburg-St Georgen Ꭺ ܥ 6 48 ܥ 6 48 ܥᎪ ᎛Ꭱ ᎪܥᎪ 7 45 ܥ 7 45 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Ebringen Ꭺ ܥ 6 51 ܥ 6 51 ܥᎪ Ꭺ ܥ 7 28 7 48 ܥ 7 48 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Schallstadt Ꭺ ܥ 6 53 ܥ 6 53 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 30 7 50 ܥ 7 50 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Norsingen Ꭺ ܥ 6 56 ܥ 6 56 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 33 7 53 ܥ 7 53 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 56 7 ܥ 56 7 36 7 ܥ Ꭺ 7 27ܥ 59 6 ܥ 59 6 ܥ Bad Krozingen 725 ݙ Ꭺ Heitersheim Ꭺ ܥ 7 03 ܥ 7 03 ܥᎪ 7 31 ܥ 7 40 8 00 ܥ 8 00 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Buggingen Ꭺ ܥ 7 06 ܥ 7 06 ܥᎪ Ꭺܥ7 43 8 02 ܥ 8 02 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 06 8 ܥ 06 8 47 7 ܥ Ꭺ 7 37ܥ 09 7 ܥ 09 7 ܥ Ꭺ ܙ Müllheim (Baden) 703 ݚ Müllheim (Baden) Ꭺ ܥ 7 09 ܥ 7 09 ܥᎪ 7 38 ܥ 7 48 8 06 ܥ 8 06 ܥ 8 11 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Neuenburg (Baden) ܙ Ꭺ ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Ꭺ ܥ 7 52 ᎪܥᎪܥ 8 15 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Auggen Ꭺ ܥ 7 12 ܥ 7 12 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 09 ܥ 8 09 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Schliengen Ꭺ ܥ 7 15 ܥ 7 15 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 12 ܥ 8 12 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Bad Bellingen Ꭺ ܥ 7 19 ܥ 7 19 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 15 ܥ 8 15 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Rheinweiler Ꭺ ܥ 7 22 ܥ 7 22 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 19 ܥ 8 19 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Kleinkems Ꭺ ܥ 7 25 ܥ 7 25 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 22 ܥ 8 22 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Istein Ꭺ ܥ 7 29 ܥ 7 29 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 26 ܥ 8 26 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Efringen-Kirchen Ꭺ ܥ 7 32 ܥ 7 32 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 30 ܥ 8 30 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Eimeldingen Ꭺ ܥ 7 35 ܥ 7 35 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 33 ܥ 8 33 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ Haltingen 12733 Ꭺ ܥ 7 38 ܥ 7 38 ܥᎪ Ꭺ 8 36 ܥ 8 36 ܥᎪܥᎪܥᎪ ᎪܥᎪܥᎪܥ 39 8 ܥ Ꭺ 7 58 8 39ܥ 41 7 ܥ 41 7 ܥ Weil am Rhein 734 ݚ Ꭺ 36 8 ܥ 36 8 ܥ 36 8 ܥ 44 8 ܥ 44 8 02 8 36 7 ܥ 43 7 ܥ 43 7 ܥ 57 6 ܙ Basel Bad Bf ᵝ 730, 735 ݚ Basel Bad Bf ẟẍ 7 12 ܥ 7 50 ܥ 7 40 8 19 ܥ 8 40 ܥ 8 40 ܥ 8 40 Basel SBB ᵵẟẍܙ 7 20 ܥ 7 56 ܥ 7 47 8 25 ܥ 8 47 ܥ 8 47 ܥ 8 47 nach Zürich HB Zürich HB Hausach Chur Chur Chur Ẅ auch 24., 25., 31.
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