From € 38

To Dresden by train

With ICE

Quickly to the heart of Dresden

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Dresden offers a wealth of historical and cultural attractions. Some of the city's most popular sights include the Zwinger Palace, the Semper Opera House, the Royal Palace and the Frauenkirche. Dresden also has a vibrant nightlife and a large number of restaurants.

Travel information

You can travel from Amsterdam Centraal with ICE to Berlin where you can catch a train to Dresden. You can also travel with ICE via Frankfurt. During your journey, you can relax in a comfortable seat.

You can find more information in our itinerary planner.

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Price train tickets station Dresden

ICE International and Intercity Berlin offer different fare types for your journey. You can choose the Flexpreis, Sparpreis or Supersparpreis Europa fare. Each fare has its own conditions.

The price depends on

Options flexibility ICE

Supersparpreis Europa
  • Always the most affordable tickets
  • Available to book up to and including the day of travel, subject to availability
  • Changes and cancellations not possible

Sparpreis Europa
  • Affordable tickets
  • Available to book up to and including the day of travel, subject to availability
  • Changes and cancellations possible at a cost

Flexpreis Europa
  • Available to book up to and including the day of travel
  • Free to change up to and including the day of travel (except for reservation costs)
  • Includes City-Ticket

*With a City-Ticket, travel free by bus, metro and tram on your day of arrival and departure in over 140 German cities. Included with Flexpreis, available at extra cost with Sparpreis and Supersparpreis.
View the full fare information for ICE

Train tickets for the lowest rates

The cheapest way to travel by train is to book early. Do you already know when you want to go? Then choose the Supersparpreis Europa fare. This is the most affordable fare, but it is tied to a fixed date, time and train. Changes or cancellations are not possible. 

Tips for buying budget train tickets

  • Book as early as possibly to have the most chance of getting the cheapest tickets.
  • Travelling in the evening is often cheaper.
  • For a weekend getaway, travel Sat-Sun-Mon instead of Fri-Sat-Sun.
  • Book online to avoid booking fee.

    Read all tips for budget train tickets

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    Practical information

    To make your train journey as smooth as possible, we have put together the most important practical information for you. 

    Facilities on board

    ICE offers a comfortable travel experience with spacious seating, power sockets and Wi-Fi on board. In 1st class, you enjoy extra space and service. Your city break has already begun before you even arrive.
    Read all about the facilities and practical details of ICE

    Check the journey planner and app 

    Always check your journey in the journey planner beforehand. This keeps you informed of any delays or engineering works. Download the NS International App too for up-to-date travel information on the go. 

    Free access to the lounges

    ITravelling in 1st class? You can relax comfortably before your train journey to Düsseldorf in the NS International Lounge in Amsterdam and Rotterdam, with a complimentary drink. You also have access to the 1st class lounge of Deutsche Bahn, where you can enjoy a free snack and drink (excluding the Supersparpreis rate (Europe) and the Sparpreis Europe rate).

    Seat reservation

    In the summer of 2026 (26 June to 31 August), a seat reservation for international trains is compulsory. Outside this period, reserving a seat is not required, but it is recommended. After booking, you will receive a confirmation with your carriage and seat number. Want to make sure you have a seat?  Reserve online.

    1st class reservation 

    When booking a 1st class full-flex ticket, the cost of the seat reservation is included in the price. You can often also indicate a seating preference when booking. 

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