Donaubergland Marketing and Tourismus GmbH Tuttlingen
Am Seltenbach 1
78532 Tuttlingen
Tel. +49 7461 7801675
info@donaubergland.de
www.donaubergland.de
Welcome to the Donaubergland
Have you ever thought about it? And already tried it?
By train to the Donaubergland.
Here you will find tips and links for a (hopefully) relaxed journey to the Donaubergland.
We also have tips for your mobile activities in the Donaubergland.
Environmentally friendly travel by train and bus
With the Deutschland-Ticket?
The Donaubergland is easily accessible by train.
The main station in Tuttlingen and the station in Immendingen are hubs for various supra-regional railroad lines in Baden-Württemberg.
In the Donaubergland region, the new regional transport association Move (as far as the Black Forest) and the buses and trains of the Move (Tuttlingen district) and naldo (Sigmaringen district) local transport associations operate in the southwest of the Swabian Alb and into the Danube valley.
Railroad stops in the Donaubergland are:
from west to east: Geisingen, Immendingen, Tuttlingen, Mühlheim Fridingen, Beuron (Donautal-Bahn)
from north to south: Spaichingen, Tuttlingen (“Gäu-Bahn”)
Some other towns are connected to the network by the Hohenzollerische Landesbahn (Move).
New: on-demand bus services in the Tuttlingen district
From May 1, 2024, there will be a completely new on-demand bus system in the district of Tuttlingen. The Buf comes virtually on demand!
“Hey! Move” is the name of the new regional public transport service MOVE. The offer is valid in the evening from 9 p.m. to midnight and also during the day at weekends and on public holidays.
You can call your bus at a number of stops using the app, via the website or (for a fee) by telephone.
How does it work? More info…
Where are our quality and premium hiking trails located?
Our quality and premium trails can also be reached by train and bus in the Donaubergland region.
General travel advice
Railroad
The Donaubergland is located on the Ulm – Donaueschingen and Stuttgart – Zurich railroad lines.
Railway stops in the Donaubergland are:
From west to east: Geisingen, Immendingen, Tuttlingen, Mühlheim Fridingen, Beuron (Donautal-Bahn)
From north to south: Spaichingen, Tuttlingen (“Gäu-Bahn”)
Some other towns are connected to the network by the Hohenzollerische Landesbahn (3er-Ringzug).
www.bahn.de
From Meßkirch in the eastern Donaubergland, there is the reactivated railroad line “Biberbahn” which runs from May to mid-October at weekends to Radolfzell on Lake Constance.
www.biberbahn.de
From May to mid-October, the “Freizeit-Express Obere Donau” train also runs along the Danube at weekends and on public holidays.
Bus
Within the Donaubergland region, buses are operated by the “Move” transport association, and east of Beuron also by the naldo association.
www.bwegt.de
www.mein-move.de
Brand new from May 1, 2024: Bus on demand – the new on-demand system
From May to mid-October, the “Nature Park Bus” also runs from Beuron via Wildenstein Castle to Campus Galli near Messkich at weekends and on public holidays.
By car
Via the A 81 Stuttgart-Singen and the federal highways 311 and 14.
