Bus from Frankfurt to Nove Hrady

Eva Brucherseifer eva at kde.org
Sat Jun 14 18:04:37 CEST 2003


On Saturday 14 June 2003 15:20, you wrote:
> On Samstag, 14. Juni 2003 15:08, Eva Brucherseifer wrote:
> > On Saturday 14 June 2003 14:43, Ralf Nolden wrote:
> > > Hi guys + girls,
> > >
> > > we (hopefully) can confirm that we have a bus available that will bring
> > > people from Frankfurt, Germany to Nove Hrady. Estimated travelling time
> > > 8 hours.
> > >
> > > Details are yet to be seen next week. It may also be possible (but
> > > needs checking) that the bus can start from Cologne (Köln) to go to
> > > Frankfurt, so people from northern germany can travel to cologne and
> > > catch the bus there.
> >
> > The bus can also stop in Nürnberg. Are other stops along the travel route
> > of interest to anyone?
>
> Prague maybe ? I don't have a roadmap of Czechia handy, others could
> schedule a route to pick up as many people as possible.

We have 2 possible routes:

Route 1
------------
(Cologne -> Limburg -> Wiesbaden ->) Frankfurt -> Aschaffenburg -> Würzburg -> 
Erlangen -> Nürnberg -> Amberg -> Waidhaus -> Stribro -> Pilsen -> Pisek -> 
Budweis -> Nove Hrady 

distance: 600 km. (800 from Cologne)
estimated time: 8:30 hours (10:30 hours)

On this route the closest point to Prag is Pilzen. A route via Prag would be 
additionally 120km.

Route 2
-------------
(Cologne -> Limburg -> Wiesbaden ->) Frankfurt -> Aschaffenburg -> Würzburg -> 
Erlangen -> Nürnberg -> Neumarkt -> Regensburg -> Passau -> Wels -> Linz -> 
Wullowitz -> Nove Hrady 

distance: 650 km. (850 from Cologne)
estimated time: 9 hours (11 hours)


BTW, I found an interesting page about travelling to Czechia (in german):
http://www.wolff-travel.com/deutsch/aktuell/tipps_und_infos/visaundeinreise/czsk.htm

This gives the following additional costs:

Route 1:
Czechian vignette	800 KC, 24 EUR
Czechian tax	for busses 	500 km -> ~500 KC, 15 EUR

Route 2:
Austrian vignette	25,40 EUR
Czechian tax 	for busses	100 km -> ~100 KC, 3,15 EUR	

All European countries except Germany seem to like waylaying.... Anyways, I 
think both is ok. The Czechian tax is per person and per km.

>
> BTW: helio already has dropped me a mail he wants to join the bus in
> Frankfurt. If you're interested - I'll collect a list who's joining the
> bus, so just drop me a mail. Then we only need to schedule where to pick up
> people, especially those coming by plane.
>
> Eva: is it possible that people who would arrive the evening before the bus
> leaves sleep in Darmstadt at the Uni in sleepingbags or at a different
> place ? That would make it easier to collect everyone from the airport the
> day before the bus leaves.

Yes, I think we can arrange something. 

Greetings,
eva

>
> Ralf
>
> > Greetings,
> > eva
> >
> > > We would need the number of people who want to get into the bus ASAP
> > > because if the bus is full we'd need to have the rest of the people to
> > > get other travelling means.
> > >
> > > The bus is at no cost for you personally (for now); we may have to
> > > charge up to 15 Euros for additional costs for the bus such as the
> > > driver's accomodation for the whole week.
> > >
> > > Details are unfolding as we speak ;-) I will come up with exact
> > > schedule by next week.
> > >
> > > Ralf
> >
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