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German network overhaul at full steam; here are the latest updates

Image: Deutshce Bahn AG / Uli Planz

Amidst a wave of railway infrastructure renovations expected to occur in Germany in the coming weeks and months, more information surfaces regarding the closure and substitution of routes. As the German Federal Government underlined during a parliamentary discussion, the Hamburg-Berlin route is set to experience a nine-month closure in two sections between August 2025 and April 2026. At the same time, other crucial corridors are already bracing for closures, which will begin in a matter of days.

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closed corridors

German network overhaul at full steam; here are the latest updates

Image: Deutshce Bahn AG / Uli Planz

Amidst a wave of railway infrastructure renovations expected to occur in Germany in the coming weeks and months, more information surfaces regarding the closure and substitution of routes. As the German Federal Government underlined during a parliamentary discussion, the Hamburg-Berlin route is set to experience a nine-month closure in two sections between August 2025 and April 2026. At the same time, other crucial corridors are already bracing for closures, which will begin in a matter of days.

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