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Hitchhiking from Brno to Hamburg

About 13 h 52 min of hitchhiking — roughly 971 km in 5 ride(s), including about 2 h 00 min of waiting by the road. These figures come from rides hitchhikers logged on this map, not from an estimate.

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Step by step

  1. Get from Brno to OMV — 4.4 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
  2. Hitch 243.1 km (2 h 26 min) from a hitchhiking spot near OMV to OMV. Expect around 35 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  3. Walk 1.0 km (13 min) from OMV to V Holešovičkách, Prague.
  4. Hitch 182.3 km (1 h 49 min) from V Holešovičkách, Prague to 51.10775, 13.73611. Expect around 25 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  5. Walk 0.9 km (10 min) from 51.10775, 13.73611 to Radeburger Straße, Dresden.
  6. Hitch 207.3 km (2 h 04 min) from Radeburger Straße, Dresden to Berlin. Expect around 24 min of waiting here. 7 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  7. Walk 8.8 km (1 h 46 min) from Berlin to HEM.
  8. Hitch 0.6 km (0 min) from HEM to Shell. Expect around 4 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  9. Walk 0.1 km (1 min) from Shell to Berlin.
  10. Hitch 337.4 km (3 h 22 min) from Berlin to Sievekingsallee, Hamburg. Expect around 32 min of waiting here. 3 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  11. Get from Sievekingsallee, Hamburg to Hamburg — 4.1 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.

What hitchhikers said along this route

“Gas station, the best way to go to Praha. You have to go by tram to last stop Ustredni Hrbitov, then go by the highway about 1,5 km. Lot of cars, all are going to Praha, but always several hitchhikers waiting”
― Anonymous · OMV
“For us it was a bit tricki, we climbed up, from an apple field, but it was easy to get very close by trams and bus. we started hiking at 12, and after 25-30 minutes we got 2 rides at the same time till praga. one would take us to berlin, but we switched directions at praha, and went west.”
― Rpontrpontr, 2012-08-16 · OMV
“Got here with our last ride from Poland and had to wait an hour and half with about 10 declines from people "not going to Prauge" or "don't speak English". eventually we got a ride, but not easy.”
― Mateo, 2012-09-17 · OMV
“we were waiting for some time, maybe also because of the weather (rain), but then we got a ride to Praha. also quite difficult to get there, we went through the orchard and a really steep hill, maybe there's a better way”
― Licor007, 2012-09-16 · OMV
“It's 3km from tram station to the gas station on bad terrain near the highway, no foodpath. I was there on the evening, on the gas station were almost no cars and most didn't go to Prague. Been waiting there for more then hour and had to go back.. again half an hour by walking next to hw. I suggest some better place, this sucks”
― Justdvl, 2011-04-17 · OMV
“me and my friend - both guys went there around 3pm to hitchike but there were not many cars and HHing seemed not a good idea, so we asked two guys for a lift and they took us to Prague. We got lucky on the spot but i dont think its a good idea to go there if youre heading to Prague”
― ESko, 2014-08-31 · OMV
“We got an lift by the first person we asked for direct to Prague. It is easy to find if you get on the highwaz where the Martina Sevicka (street) is crossing the highway. You have to get up a little hill to the highway and there is kind a gate in the noice protection wall. Have a good HH”
― Anonymous, 2011-07-14 · OMV
“Difficult to get there but then it is best place to get out from Brno towards Prague”
― Tomocici, 2013-08-17 · OMV
“It is almost impossible to reach but I had to reach it because some guy wanted to help me an just left me on the entrance of the highway. I had to walk from there a few kilometers and I think I was just lucky that I got a ride the next day...”
― Anonymous, 2015-04-27 · OMV
“Definitely the best place to direction Praha. There are not many cars but most of them goes to Praha directly. You can get there with tram number 8 and 6 tamstop Osova and then wlk 1,5 km”
― Marek.cavojsky8338, 2015-06-24 · OMV

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Waiting times and distances are averages from community-logged rides. Travel time assumes 100 km/h in a car and 5 km/h walking. They are not guarantees.


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