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TEN Rhine – Danube

Route

The Rhine – Danube Corridor connects Strasbourg and Mannheim, running along two parallel axes in Southern Germany – north along the Main and Danube and south via Stuttgart and Munich – and onwards through Austria, Slovakia and Hungary to the Romanian ports of Constanta and Galati, with a branch on its northern section to Prague, Zilina and the Ukrainian border.
In Germany, the rail corridor includes several branches, primarily along the Kehl – Karlsruhe – Mannheim – Frankfurt – Nuremberg – Schirnding/Furth i. Wald/Passau and Karlsruhe - Stuttgart – Munich – Freilassing routes.
The corridor comprises railways, roads, airports and ports, as well as the Main, Main – Danube Canal, the whole of the Danube downstream from Kelheim and the Sava River.

Major DB projects (selection)

Upgraded route Nürnberg – Marktredwitz – Hof/Border D/CZ (– Prague)

ABS 38 (München- Freilassing)

ABS/NBS Hanau – Würzburg/Fulda

POS Southern Branch: ABS Kehl – Appenweier

Countries involved

FR , DE, AT, SK, HU, RO

Corridors

Corridors