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| Line | Direction between |
|---|---|
| Berlin, Hanover and Düsseldorf/Cologne | |
| Berlin, Mannheim and Munich | |
| Berlin, Kassel and Basel | |
| Hamburg, Kassel and Basel | |
| Hamburg, Kassel and Stuttgart | |
| Hamburg/Bremen, Nuremberg and Munich | |
| Hamburg, Berlin and Munich | |
| Hamburg, Cologne and Nuremberg/Basel | |
| Essen, Nuremberg and Munich | |
| Dortmund, Mannheim and Munich | |
| Cologne, Mannheim and Basel | |
| (Cologne, Wiesbaden and Mainz) | |
| (Dortmund and Stuttgart) | |
| Hamburg/Berlin, Cologne and Munich | |
| (Cologne and Frankfurt) | |
| Dresden, Frankfurt and Wiesbaden | |
| (Copenhagen, Hamburg and Berlin) | |
| (Aarhus, Hamburg and Berlin) | |
| Amsterdam, Cologne and Frankfurt | |
| (Brussels, Cologne and Frankfurt) | |
| Paris, Brussels, Cologne and Essen (Thalys) | |
| Paris and Freiburg im Breisgau (TGV) | |
| (Paris, Mannheim and Frankfurt) | |
| Paris, Strasbourg and Stuttgart (TGV) | |
| Frankfurt, Strasbourg and Marseille (TGV) | |
| Stuttgart and Zurich (currently operated by InterCity trains of the SBB) | |
| (Munich, Salzburg and Vienna) | |
| (Dortmund), Frankfurt and Vienna | |
| (…) = only few trains daily | |
This is a list of all the Intercity Express stations in Europe.
From the Deutschen Bahn AG, the Nederlandse Spoorwegen N.V. and the Société nationale des chemins de fer français operating high-speed trains with stops in several cities:
* There are some ICE connections inside of Switzerland which are operated between Basel and Bern(–Interlaken) or Zurich.