Hamburg · Deutschlandticket
Get a public transport ticket in Hamburg
The Deutschlandticket is a single monthly subscription that covers all local and regional public transport — bus, tram, U-Bahn, S-Bahn and regional trains — in Hamburg and right across Germany. You subscribe through your local operator's app or Deutsche Bahn and can cancel month to month.
~€58/month (subject to change). Rolling monthly subscription, cancel any month.
What you need to bring
- German IBAN for the subscriptionRequired
How to get it: Download as PDF from your online banking. Offices usually want the last 3 months.
Can you do it online?
Subscribe via your local transit operator's app (BVG, MVG, HVV…) or the DB app; it's a rolling monthly subscription.
Good to know
- It does not cover long-distance trains (ICE, IC, EC) — only regional and local services, though those can take you surprisingly far for the price.
- Many employers offer it as a subsidised Jobticket, and students often have a cheaper semester version — ask before subscribing yourself.
- It's a rolling subscription billed monthly; cancel by the cut-off date (usually the 10th) to stop the next month.
- The ticket is digital and personal — it lives in your operator's app and can't be shared with someone else.
Frequently asked questions
What do I need for Deutschlandticket in Hamburg?
You'll need 1 key document: German IBAN for the subscription. Hamburg runs most services through its central hamburg.de portal, which often lets you start online.
Can I do Deutschlandticket online in Hamburg?
Subscribe via your local transit operator's app (BVG, MVG, HVV…) or the DB app; it's a rolling monthly subscription.
Which office handles Deutschlandticket in Hamburg?
Get a public transport ticket in Hamburg is handled at the local level in Hamburg. The exact office and any forms are linked from the official source on this page, and the Amtly app opens the right Hamburg / Hamburg portal for you.
Checklist last verified 2026-06-12. Rules vary by office and change over time — always confirm with the official source linked above.