Transport in Bonn has taken different dimensions and different people have quite a number of tastes from what really suits them most. The means of transport here ranges from Bicycle riding, train, buses, cars and many other means. This one depends on the speed, destination, and convenience among other factors.
Cycling is one of the most convenient ways of moving around Bonn. Though this mode of transport sometimes proves very risky, some people go ahead and give it a try. People, especially, those from Sofia have every reason to use such means of transport since the place tends to have traffic congestion and this remains the only alternative to save time.
Bonn is quite developed in terms of infrastructure and this has been proved by the availability of special lanes made for cycling and they exist at the pedestrian zones. There is a lot of ease since if you are new to this place you will have directions on maps. This means that if you like cycling, there is the opportunity to enjoy your stay here.
The InterCityExpress (ICE) is another very fast means of transport here. This is a railway line as mode of transport, and all you need is to take a train that will drop you at the Stenberg. From that point you will have to take car to the streets. The car will then drop you at the centre of Bonn. Most of the trains from this route stop at the Frankfurt airport. Some of the trains which have just been released by the railway company are quite improvised with wireless LAN. This means that you cannot starve you laptop battery because there is an electric cable for this purpose. The internet connectivity really works but some passengers believe that it is not everywhere but in some specific places is within the route.
You can also use the U-Bah to move to the outskirts of Bonn. This is a subway that is believed to be quite fast and very convenient than having a bus. The trains are identified using numbers but not colors sometimes it is confusing to know which train goes where. Buses are also useful since they are fast to drop you at the centre of Bonn.