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Has anyone used my eurotaxi.com (trains vs car). Germany

Posted by (Utah via SF Bay Area) on

I'm investigating ways to get around Germany and saw myeurotaxi.com.

If you have used this service, would you recommend it and what was the approximate cost of your journey and when did you use them?
If you haven't used this service, why didn't you and do you have another recommendation?

Did you opt for a train instead of a car, and if so, what was your experience on the train?

We are going from Seiffen to Prague. we also have to get from Munich to Seiffen. We were going to rent a car, but prefer not to and just use a train or car service. Thank you.

Posted by
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I've used mydaytrip.com in the past and was very happy with the service..

Posted by
3834 posts

I have used the folks at Daytrip (link above in Edtravels's post) three times. They can add in some stops along the way, if you would like them to do so. Seiffen is not on their "usual" list, but you can ask for a quote on a custom route:

https://mydaytrip.com/custom-route

Posted by
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I don't never do ride share, rental car, or any car service in Germany.

It's always public transport, or on those super rare times calling for a taxi. Normally, I get around quite satisfactory using the train (regional, ICE, EC, night, IC, ) city bus, S-Bahn, U-Bahn systems and their networks within the greater city range, as in Munich, Cologne, Düsseldorf, Berlin, Leipzig, Hamburg, Frankfurt, Dresden, etc.

A few years back, pre-Corona, obviously, I did a day trip to Prague taking the train from Dresden...very nice, absolutely no problems.

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We decided to rent a car. Where we are going (Ore Mountains, Seiffen) really required our own car. This will be less stressful as I found out from another thread. We had no idea because some areas a car is a hindrance and hassle. But in this case using a ride service wou,d be a hassle and public transportation isn’t really an option.

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