Starting October, Dutch-to-Berlin trains are rerouted via Hamburg due to construction between Hannover and Berlin—adding an hour to your trip and cutting daily ICE services from five to four. While trains to Hannover stop there, Hamburg-bound riders gain a direct route, skipping the Osnabrück transfer. New ICE trains will run from Amsterdam Centraal through Hamburg-Harburg and Bergedorf, with a Bremen stop added by mid-December, aiming for a seven-hour total journey. The detour lasts at least until late 2025, pending usage of new stops in Hamburg and Bremen—cities long targeted for better rail links. Passengers also benefit from newer, faster, more comfortable carriages.
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