ICE - travel on board a high-speed train.
Explore Germany and its neighbouring countries with ICE connections. There are five types of ICE trains. Come and meet our fleet!
What travel on an ICE offers
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The first generation
The era of high-speed services started when the ICE 1 was launched in 1991. The dining car with the "hump" makes it easy to recognise. -
The flexible one
The second generation made its debut in 1996. Two trains could be coupled together. -
The first train for travelling at 300 km/h
The ICE 3 set a new standard in 2000 by reaching a top speed of 300 km/h. -
The new ICE
Enjoy travelling in comfort thanks to our trains' new ergonomic seats, more space for storing luggage, family areas, children's areas and quiet zones. -
King of the curve
The ICE T went into service in 1999. Its tilting technology lets it tackle twisting lines with ease. -
The fast and relaxed way to your destination
The ICE Sprinter offers the fastest connection between Germany's major cities. -
No additional payment for luggage
You can bring luggage with you without the need to reserve space. Please use the luggage storage facilities on the train. -
Surf and work on board
The ICE's free Wifi network lets you work or surf the net while travelling. The ICE Portal contains information and entertainment options. -
On-board restaurant and bistro
Browse the extensive menus in our on-board restaurants or get a snack from the bistro car if you're feeling peckish. -
Space and comfort
Travelling in First-class is a relaxing, comfortable option. More legroom and service at your seat make every journey a pleasure. -
Keeping in contact
Around two-thirds of the seats in first and second class have optimised mobile phone reception.