ICE 141Amsterdam Centraal → Hamburg Bergedorf
ICE 141 runs from Amsterdam Centraal to Hamburg Bergedorf. Its average on-time rate is 100% (based on 6,364 observations). See the live status, current delay and platform below.
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Frequently asked questions about ICE 141
Where is ICE 141 right now?
The current location of ICE 141 from Amsterdam Centraal to Hamburg Bergedorf is shown live at the top of this page, based on real-time HAFAS data from Deutsche Bahn. Position updates automatically.
Is ICE 141 delayed right now?
Current delay information for ICE 141 appears in the status panel at the top. The statistics below show punctuality over the recent weeks, based on 6,364 individual observations. Avg. delay 0 min, 100 % on time (≤5 min tolerance).
Which platform does ICE 141 use?
The current platform for ICE 141 is shown in the status tile at the top, for Amsterdam Centraal (departure platform) and Hamburg Bergedorf (arrival platform). Last-minute platform changes are flagged with a "platform changed" notice.
When does ICE 141 run?
ICE 141 runs regularly between Amsterdam Centraal and Hamburg Bergedorf. The full timetable with all stops and arrival/departure times is available further down this page.
Which stops does ICE 141 serve?
ICE 141 serves 8 stations: Amsterdam Centraal – Deventer – Hengelo – Bad Bentheim – Rheine – Osnabrück Altstadt – Hamburg-Harburg – Hamburg-Bergedorf.
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Route & stops of ICE 141
8 stations from Amsterdam Centraal to Hamburg-Bergedorf
- Amsterdam Centraal
- Deventer
- Hengelo
- Bad Bentheim
- Rheine
- Osnabrück Altstadt
- Hamburg-Harburg
- Hamburg-Bergedorf
Coach sequence & seat reservations
Coach order and reserved seats for ICE 141
The coach sequence shows the order in which carriages will stop at the platform – usually a few minutes before departure. That way you can find your coach without rushing and immediately see where reserved seats, quiet zones, the dining car and the family area are located. Current data is provided free of charge by Deutsche Bahn in the DB Navigator app and on bahn.de; if anything differs, the official source is authoritative.
