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1Betriebshof → Schloß Neuhaus
2Schloß Neuhaus → Betriebshof
3Betriebshof → Schloß Neuhaus
4Schloß Hamborn → Sande
5Sande → Schloß Hamborn
Route stops

148 stops • 5 directions

Bus 16: Betriebshof => Schloss Neuhaus
  1. Betriebshof
  2. Oberes Feld
  3. Barkhausen
  4. Hauptstrasse
  5. Im Tigg
  6. Winkelsgarten
  7. Fixberg
  8. Weikenweg
  9. Delbrucker Weg
  10. Triftweg
  11. Lesteweg
  12. Alte Schanze
  13. Scharmede, Bahnhof
  14. Jagerkrug
  15. Elser Holz
  16. Elsen Bahnhof
  17. Von-Eichendorff-Strasse
  18. Zum Rottberg
  19. Elsen Schule
  20. Von-Ketteler-Strasse
  21. Schrieweshof
  22. Verner Strasse
  23. Munsterstrasse
  24. Schloss Neuhaus
  25. Schillerstrasse
  26. Bentelerstrasse
  27. Abzweig Fischteiche
  28. Kaiser-Heinrich-Strasse
  29. Schatenweg
  30. Dubelohstrasse
  31. Schloss Neuhaus Bahnhof
Bus 16: Schloss Neuhaus => Betriebshof
  1. Schloss Neuhaus Bahnhof
  2. Fischerkamp
  3. Hatzfelder Platz
  4. Schloss Neuhaus
  5. Munsterstrasse
  6. Verner Strasse
  7. Schrieweshof
  8. Von-Ketteler-Strasse
  9. Elsen Schule
  10. Zum Rottberg
  11. Von-Eichendorff-Strasse
  12. Elsen Bahnhof
  13. Elser Holz
  14. Jagerkrug
  15. Scharmede, Bahnhof
  16. Alte Schanze
  17. Lesteweg
  18. Triftweg
  19. Delbrucker Weg
  20. Weikenweg
  21. Fixberg
  22. Winkelsgarten
  23. Im Tigg
  24. Hauptstrasse
  25. Barkhausen
  26. Oberes Feld
  27. Betriebshof
Bus 16: Betriebshof => Am Zollhaus => Schloss Neuhaus
  1. Betriebshof
  2. Oberes Feld
  3. Barkhausen
  4. Hauptstrasse
  5. Im Tigg
  6. Winkelsgarten
  7. Fixberg
  8. Weikenweg
  9. Delbrucker Weg
  10. Triftweg
  11. Im Bruchhof
  12. Rummelsberg
  13. Am Zollhaus
  14. Zwetschenweg
  15. Alte Schanze
  16. Scharmede, Bahnhof
  17. Jagerkrug
  18. Elser Holz
  19. Elsen Bahnhof
  20. Von-Eichendorff-Strasse
  21. Zum Rottberg
  22. Elsen Schule
  23. Von-Ketteler-Strasse
  24. Schrieweshof
  25. Verner Strasse
  26. Munsterstrasse
  27. Schloss Neuhaus
  28. Schillerstrasse
  29. Bentelerstrasse
  30. Abzweig Fischteiche
  31. Kaiser-Heinrich-Strasse
  32. Schatenweg
  33. Dubelohstrasse
  34. Schloss Neuhaus Bahnhof
Bus 16: Schloss Hamborn => Sande
  1. Schloss Hamborn, Querweg
  2. Kirchborchen, Erhard
  3. Borchen-Kirchborchen, Trift
  4. Fixberg
  5. Winkelsgarten
  6. Weikenweg
  7. Delbrucker Weg
  8. Triftweg
  9. Lesteweg
  10. Alte Schanze
  11. Scharmede, Bahnhof
  12. Jagerkrug
  13. Elser Holz
  14. Elsen Bahnhof
  15. Von-Eichendorff-Strasse
  16. Zum Rottberg
  17. Elsen Schule
  18. Bohlenweg
  19. Gasthof Zur Heide
  20. Muhlenteichstrasse
  21. Sander Strasse
  22. Hohe Kamp
  23. Sande Kirche
Bus 16: Sande => Schloss Hamborn
  1. Sande Kirche
  2. Sande Schule
  3. Osterberg
  4. Salvatorstrasse
  5. Hauptwache
  6. Thunebrucke
  7. Bahnkreuzung
  8. Wilhelmsberg
  9. Adenauerring
  10. Waldlust
  11. Hatzfelder Platz
  12. Schloss Neuhaus
  13. Munsterstrasse
  14. Verner Strasse
  15. Schrieweshof
  16. Von-Ketteler-Strasse
  17. Elsen Schule
  18. Zum Rottberg
  19. Von-Eichendorff-Strasse
  20. Elsen Bahnhof
  21. Elser Holz
  22. Jagerkrug
  23. Scharmede, Bahnhof
  24. Alte Schanze
  25. Lesteweg
  26. Triftweg
  27. Delbrucker Weg
  28. Weikenweg
  29. Winkelsgarten
  30. Fixberg
  31. Borchen-Kirchborchen, Trift
  32. Kirchborchen, Erhard
  33. Schloss Hamborn, Querweg
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Common Questions About This Route
We've gathered all the essentials based on open data. Straight answers to the questions people ask most often.

What number is assigned to this route?

Route number is 16. Remember it—the number stays the same everywhere: on the stop display, in apps, on the vehicle itself. Look for 16 specifically. If you're not sure you found the right stop, just ask someone nearby: 'Does bus 16 stop here?'

Where does bus #16 run?

This route serves the Paderborn (Germany) region. In larger metro areas, routes can pass through several districts or towns. To know for sure if it works for you, pull up the route map and check the key stops and direction.

Who's the official operator?

Operator is PaderSprinter GmbH. This is the official company responsible for the route. If you run into problems (rude driver, breakdown, dirty vehicle, delays)—contact them. It helps to note the time, direction, and route number—makes your complaint more specific and gets handled faster. Contact info is usually on the company website or in transit apps.

Which transit system does it belong to?

This route is part of the 'WestfalenTarif' transit system. Within one network, payment and transfer rules are often consistent. Terms can differ though, so check current fares and payment methods in up-to-date sources before your trip.

Additional Route Information
Bus 16: Betriebshof => Schloss NeuhausBus 16: Betriebshof => Schloß Neuhaus

Reference

16

Origin

Betriebshof

Destination

Schloß Neuhaus

Route network

WestfalenTarif

Network (short)

WT

Operator

PaderSprinter GmbH

Bus 16: Schloss Neuhaus => BetriebshofBus 16: Schloß Neuhaus => Betriebshof

Reference

16

Origin

Schloß Neuhaus

Destination

Betriebshof

Route network

WestfalenTarif

Network (short)

WT

Operator

PaderSprinter GmbH

Bus 16: Schloss Hamborn => SandeBus 16: Schloß Hamborn => Sande

Reference

16

Origin

Schloß Hamborn

Destination

Sande

Route network

WestfalenTarif

Network (short)

WT

Operator

PaderSprinter GmbH

Bus 16: Sande => Schloss HambornBus 16: Sande => Schloß Hamborn

Reference

16

Origin

Sande

Destination

Schloß Hamborn

Route network

WestfalenTarif

Network (short)

WT

Operator

PaderSprinter GmbH

Quick overview

Explore the bus 16 route in Paderborn (Germany). 5 directions, 148 stops, and an interactive route map available in one place.

Data source

The data is obtained from open sources and may contain inaccuracies. Route information is updated regularly.


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