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Hitchhiking from Nuremberg to Hamburg

About 11 h 44 min of hitchhiking — roughly 929 km in 5 ride(s), including about 2 h 26 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 Nuremberg to Aral — 6.4 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.
  2. Hitch 77.5 km (46 min) from Aral to Aurach. Expect around 30 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  3. Hitch 177.7 km (1 h 47 min) from Aurach to Forst. Expect around 28 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  4. Hitch 157.1 km (1 h 34 min) from Forst to Friedrichsdorf. Expect around 29 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  5. Hitch 14.8 km (9 min) from Friedrichsdorf to Wetterau Ost. Expect around 19 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  6. Hitch 502.0 km (5 h 01 min) from Wetterau Ost to Hamburg. Expect around 40 min of waiting here. 2 logged rides support this leg. See this spot
  7. Get from a hitchhiking spot near Hamburg to Hamburg — 2.2 km. Local transport is usually quicker than walking this stretch.

What hitchhikers said along this route

“There is a gasstation easy to reach and people are going either west, east or north. There are also traffic lights and space to stand. So either ask or just thumb. To get there take the metro towards Langwasser-Mitte and from there the bus 58. Get out at harnischschlag.”
― Anonymous · Aral
“I hitchhiked from this gas station heading to München twice so far and both times I found a ride very quickly. The first time was around 22h in a late and cold September evening and the second time was around 10h30 in a rainy October morning. This is a good place.”
― Longhaul, Sat 2013-03-09 · Aral
“Easy to go South. Didn't even have time to finish writing my sign before I was approached by someone willing to take me.”
― Cha, Wed 2015-01-07 · Aral
“That's my usual spot for going WEST and so far it (like 5 times) it always worked out very well.”
― Anonymous, Wed 2015-04-01 · Aral
“1st: It's the bus 68 which goes to Harnischschlag. 2nd: It was a big problem to get to Stuttgart from there (I even wrote STUTTGART or HEILBRONN on my board). Only a trucker took me (female) to Stuttgart, because he lived there.”
― MlleLunatique, Mon 2010-11-29 · Aral
“Stood near the exit with a sign not much traffic but enough to get a ride.”
― Anonymous, Tue 2024-05-28 · Aral
“I don't know but this place did not worked for me twice. :/ But it's not looking like a bad place...”
― Anonymous, Tue 2015-11-24 · Aurach
“Got a ride to Dijon in 10minutes at 7am on sunday but i think it was just a single piece of luck.”
― Anonymous, Sat 2014-09-20 · Aurach
“Alright, you can pitch your tent in the nearby forest without problems should the need arise.”
― Anonymous, Thu 2012-07-19 · Aurach
“Petrol station with cars going mostly east-west direction. Quite easy to get a lift to Heilbronn or Mannheim.”
― Anonymous, Sun 2011-11-06 · Aurach

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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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