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The List of railway routes in Saxony provides a list of regional railway routes in Saxony, eastern Germany.
In 2023, the following regional services were operated by several operators: [1]
Line | Route | Frequency (min) | Rolling stock | Operator |
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RE 1 | Dresden – Dresden-Neustadt – Arnsdorf – Bischofswerda – Bautzen – Löbau – Görlitz (–Zgorzelec) | 120 | Siemens Desiro Classic (class 642) | Trilex, 11 train pairs to Zgorzelec under contract. |
RE 1 (Thuringia) | Göttingen – Mühlhausen – Erfurt – Gera –Gößnitz – Glauchau | 120 | Class 612 | DB Regio Südost |
RB 1 | Zwickau Zentrum – Zwickau – Falkenstein – Klingenthal – Kraslice | 60 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS 1 (class 650) | Vogtlandbahn |
RE 2 | Dresden – Dresden-Neustadt – Arnsdorf – Bischofswerda – Ebersbach – Zittau (– Liberec) | 120; Mon–Fri: 2 train pairs to Liberec Sat and Sun: 7 pairs to Liberec | Siemens Desiro Classic | Trilex |
RB 2 | Zwickau Zentrum – Zwickau – Werdau – Reichenbach – Plauen (Vogtl) ob Bf – Weischlitz – Adorf – Bad Brambach (– Cheb) | 120 Adorf–Bad Brambach 5 train pairs to Cheb | 60 Zwickau Zentrum–AdorfStadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Vogtlandbahn |
RE 3 | Dresden – Freiberg – Chemnitz – Zwickau – Reichenbach – Plauen ob Bf – Hof | 60 | Alstom Coradia Continental (class 1440) | Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn |
RB 4 | Gera – Greiz – Elsterberg – Plauen Mitte – Weischlitz (– Adorf) | 120 + some trainsGreiz–Weischlitz (Mon–Fri) and Weischlitz–Adorf (Sat–Sun) | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Vogtlandbahn |
RB 5 | Mehltheuer – Plauen ob Bf – Herlasgrün – Auerbach – Falkenstein – Zwotental – Klingenthal – Kraslice – Sokolov | 120 Mehltheuer–Plauen and Falkenstein–Sokolov | 60 Plauen–Falkenstein||
RE 6 | Leipzig – Bad Lausick – Geithain – Burgstädt – Chemnitz | 60 | Eurorunner (class 223) + corridor coaches | Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn |
RB 10 | Leipzig – Eilenburg – Torgau – Falkenberg – Doberlug-Kirchhain – Cottbus – Guben – Frankfurt (Oder) | 120 | Siemens Mireo (class BR 463) | DB Regio Nordost |
RB 11 | Leipzig – Eilenburg – Torgau – Falkenberg – Ruhland – Hoyerswerda | 120 | ||
RE 12 | Leipzig – Zeitz – Gera – Saalfeld | 120 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Erfurter Bahn |
RB 13 | Gera – Zeulenroda – Mehltheuer – Hof | 120 | ||
RE 13 | Leipzig – Delitzsch – Bitterfeld – Dessau – Magdeburg | 60 | Bombardier Talent 2 / Bombardier Traxx + 3 double-deck coaches | DB Regio Südost |
RE 15 | Dresden – Coswig – Großenhain – Ruhland – Hoyerswerda | 120 | Class 112 + double-deck coaches / Bombardier Talent 2 | DB Regio Nordost |
RB 18 | Dresden – Coswig – Großenhain – Ruhland – Cottbus | 120 | ||
RE 19 | Dresden – Heidenau – Kurort Altenberg | 1 train pair runs on weekends and public holidays only | Siemens Desiro Classic | DB Regio Südost |
RE 20 | Dresden – Pirna – Bad Schandau – Děčín – Ústí nad Labem – Litoměřice | 2 train pairs on weekends and public holidays in the summer | Siemens Desiro Classic, ČD class 371 + corridor coaches | |
RB 20 | Leipzig – Markranstädt – Weißenfels – Naumburg – Apolda – Weimar – Erfurt – Gotha – Eisenach | 60 | Bombardier Talent 2 | Abellio |
RB 22 | Leipzig – Zeitz – Gera – Saalfeld | 120 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Erfurter Bahn |
RB 30 | Dresden – Freiberg – Chemnitz – Glauchau – Zwickau | 60 Dresden–Zwickau | 30 (peak) Chemnitz–ZwickauAlstom Coradia Continental | Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn |
RB 31 | Dresden – Cossebaude – Coswig – Großenhain – Elsterwerda-Biehla | 120 Coswig–Elsterwerda-Biehla | 60 Dresden–CoswigClass 112 + double-deck coaches / Bombardier Talent 2 | DB Regio Nordost |
RB 33 | Dresden-Neustadt – Ottendorf-Okrilla – Königsbrück | 60 | Siemens Desiro Classic | DB Regio Südost |
RB 34 | (Dresden – Radeberg – Pulsnitz –) Kamenz – Straßgräbchen-Bernsdorf – Wiednitz – Hosena – Senftenberg | 1 train pair during Saxon summer holidays;connecting to S 8 | ||
RB 37 | Glauchau – Meerane – Gößnitz | 120 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | City-Bahn Chemnitz |
RB 45 | Chemnitz – Mittweida – Döbeln – Riesa – Elsterwerda | Mon–Fri: 60 Chemnitz–Riesa 120 Riesa–Elsterwerda Sat–Sun: 120 Chemnitz–Riesa | Alstom Coradia Continental | Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn |
RE 50 | Dresden – Coswig – Riesa – Oschatz – Wurzen – Leipzig | 60 | Bombardier Talent 2 / Bombardier Traxx + double-deck coaches | DB Regio Südost |
RB 60 | Dresden – Bischofswerda – Bautzen – Löbau – Görlitz | 120 Dresden–Bischofswerda 60 Bischofswerda–Görlitz (only Mon–Fri) | Siemens Desiro Classic, Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Trilex |
RB 61 | Dresden – Bischofswerda – Ebersbach – Zittau | 120 | ||
RB 64 | Hoyerswerda – Görlitz | 120 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | ODEG |
RB 65 | Cottbus – Weißwasser – Görlitz – Zittau | 60 | Siemens Desiro Classic | |
RB 71 | Pirna – Dürrröhrsdorf – Neustadt (Sachs) – Sebnitz | 120 Neustadt–Sebnitz | 60 Pirna–NeustadtDB Regio Südost | |
RB 72 | Heidenau – Dohna – Glashütte – Altenberg | 60 | ||
RB 80 | Chemnitz – Flöha – Annaberg-Buchholz – Cranzahl | 60 | Erzgebirgsbahn | |
RB 81 | Chemnitz – Flöha – Pockau-Lengefeld – Olbernhau-Grünthal | 60 | ||
RB 83 | Freiberg – Mulda – Holzhau | 60 | Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Freiberger Eisenbahn |
RB 92 | Glauchau – St. Egidien – Oelsnitz – Stollberg | 120 Sat+Sun | 60 Mon–FriCity-Bahn Chemnitz | |
RB 95 | Zwickau – Aue – Schwarzenberg – Johanngeorgenstadt | 60 | Siemens Desiro Classic | Erzgebirgsbahn |
RB 110 | Leipzig – Grimma – Döbeln | Mon–Fri 30 Leipzig–Grimma 60 Grimma–Döbeln Sat–Sun 60 Leipzig–Grimma 120 Grimma–Döbeln | Bombardier Talent / Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Mitteldeutsche Regiobahn |
RB 113 | Leipzig – Bad Lausick – Geithain | 60 | Alstom Coradia A TER (class 641) | DB Regio Südost |
S 1 (Dresden) | Meißen-Triebischtal – Coswig – Radebeul – Dresden – Heidenau – Pirna – Bad Schandau – Schöna | 10/20 (peak) Meißen-Triebischtal–Pirna 30 Meißen-Triebischtal–Bad Schandau 60 Bad Schandau–Schöna | Bombardier Traxx + 4 or 5 double-deck coaches extra peak services: | Dresden S-Bahn / DB Regio Südost |
S 2 (Dresden) | Pirna – Heidenau – Dresden Hbf – Dresden Flughafen | 30 | class 143 + 2 double-deck coaches | |
S 3 (Dresden) | Dresden Hbf – Freital – Tharandt (– Freiberg) | 10/50 (peak) 60 Dresden – Tharandt Tharandt–Freiberg only in the peak | ||
S 8 (Dresden) | Dresden Hbf – Dresden-Neustadt – Radeberg – Pulsnitz – Kamenz | 60 (peak) | 30 (peak)Siemens Desiro Classic | |
S 1 (Mitteldeutschland) | Leipzig-Stötteritz – City-Tunnel – Leipzig-Plagwitz – Leipzig Miltitzer Allee | 30 | Bombardier Talent 2 | S-Bahn Mitteldeutschland / DB Regio Südost |
S 2 (Mitteldeutschland) | Leipzig-Stötteritz – City-Tunnel – Leipzig Messe – Delitzsch – Bitterfeld – Dessau/ – Wittenberg (– Jüterbog) | 120 Bitterfeld–Dessau/Wittenberg | 30 Leipzig-Stötteritz–Bitterfeld||
S 3 (Mitteldeutschland) | Halle-Nietleben – Halle Hbf – Schkeuditz – City-Tunnel – Leipzig-Stötteritz – Borsdorf – Wurzen (– Oschatz) | extra peak services (Mon–Fri): Schkeuditz–Leipzig Hbf some trains: Wurzen–Oschatz | 30 Halle-Nietleben–Wurzen||
S 4 (Mitteldeutschland) | Markkleeberg-Gaschwitz – Leipzig-Connewitz – City-Tunnel – Taucha – Eilenburg – Torgau – Falkenberg | 30/30/60 Taucha–Torgau 120 Torgau–Falkenberg | 30 Markkleeberg-Gaschwitz–Taucha||
S 5 (Mitteldeutschland) | Halle Hbf – Leipzig/Halle Flughafen – City-Tunnel – Markkleeberg – Altenburg – Gößnitz – Crimmitschau – Werdau – Zwickau Hbf | 120 Altenburg–Zwickau | 60 Halle Hbf–Altenburg||
S 5X (Mitteldeutschland) | Halle Hbf – Leipzig/Halle Flughafen – City-Tunnel – Markkleeberg – Altenburg – Gößnitz – Crimmitschau – Werdau – Zwickau Hbf | 60 | ||
S 6 (Mitteldeutschland) | Geithain – Borna – Markkleeberg – City-Tunnel – Leipzig Messe | 60 Borna–Geithain | 30 Leipzig Messe–Borna||
S 9 (Mitteldeutschland) | Eilenburg – Delitzsch ob Bf – Halle Hbf | 120 (Mon–Fri off-peak and Sat+Sun) | 60 (Mon–Fri peak)Class 143 + double-deck coaches | |
S 10 (Mitteldeutschland) | Leipzig Hbf – Leipzig-Plagwitz – Leipzig Miltitzer Allee | 30 | Bombardier Talent 2 | |
L 7 | Liberec – Zittau – Mittelherwigsdorf – Varnsdorf – Seifhennersdorf | 120 Varnsdorf–Seifhennersdorf | 60 Liberec–Varnsdorf (30 min between Liberec and Hrádek nad Nisou at times)Siemens Desiro Classic, Stadler Regio-Shuttle RS1 | Trilex |
U 28 | Rumburk – Sebnitz – Bad Schandau – Schöna – Děčín | 120 (60 min between Rumburk and Dolní Poustevna and between Schöna and Děčín at times) | Siemens Desiro Classic | DB Regio Südost in cooperation with ČD |
C 11 | Chemnitz Hbf – Chemnitz Zentralhaltestelle – Altchemnitz – Stollberg | 30 | Variobahn | City-Bahn Chemnitz |
C 13 | Aue (Sachs) – Thalheim (Erzgeb) – Chemnitz Technopark – Chemnitz Zentralhaltestelle – Chemnitz Hbf – Burgstädt | 60 | Citylink (class 690) | |
C 14 | Thalheim (Erzgeb) – Chemnitz Technopark – Chemnitz Zentralhaltestelle – Chemnitz Hbf – Mittweida | (Thalheim–Technopark only Mon–Sat) | 60||
C 15 | Chemnitz Technopark – Chemnitz Zentralhaltestelle – Chemnitz Hbf – Hainichen | 60 |
Line | Route | KBS [1] | Frequency | Notes |
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Fichtelbergbahn | Cranzahl ... Kurort Oberwiesenthal | 518 | 6x per day | Fichtelberg Railway, narrow gauge |
Lößnitzgrundbahn | Radebeul Ost ... Radeburg | 509 | 7x per day | Lößnitzgrundbahn, narrow gauge |
Weißeritztalbahn | Freital-Hainsberg ... Dippoldiswalde | 513 | 6x per day | Weisseritz Valley Railway, narrow gauge |
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