Kirnitzschtalbahn

Imagine taking a tram through the mountains – it is a truly unique experience that you can enjoy when you travel with the Kirnitzschtalbahn tram line! Here you will find information on the fares and what you can take along on your trip. There is also a list of places where you can buy your tickets.

Tips for a day trip

We have put together a flyer with some suggestions for interesting places to go, things to see and short excursions you can take, all centred on the Kirnitzschtalbahn. You can order your flyer free of charge in our shop.

The Kirnitzschtalbahn has been travelling down its 8-kilometre stretch of track since 1898. Travelling between Bad Schandau and the Lichtenhain waterfall, “the electric” winds its way along the Kirnitzsch stream. Since May 1994, up to 30 % of the electricity for the train has been provided by solar energy. After extensive renovation work was completed in May 2004, the historic tram has once again been travelling unhindered through the beautiful rocky landscape.

The following tickets can be bought on the train:

Normal Reduced
Single ticket 4.00 € 2.00 €1
Day ticket2 7.00 € 3.50 €1
10-trip card 32.00 € 16.00 €1
Group ticket3 per person 3.00 € 1.50 €4
Monthly travel pass 16.00 € 11.00 €
Surcharge for historic trams 1.00 € 0.50 €

This fare also applies to dogs and bicycles
Once the day ticket has been validated it can be used until the tramline closes for the day. Tickets are validated when they are stamped by the conductor on the tram.
For groups of 11 or more; no break in journey permitted. Tickets are sold on the tram.
For groups of 11 children (age 6–14) or more plus one accompanying adult; no break in journey permitted. Tickets are sold on the tram.

Note

Monthly and yearly VVO travel passes are valid for the Kirnitzschtalbahn insofar as these travel passes are valid at the time of use and have been issued for the tariff zone in which the Kirnitzschtalbahn travels. The right to take escorts along on a travel pass does not apply here. Extra tickets have to be bought for a single trip.

Valid from 1 November 2012

No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information.