Getting walking directions - map

I have booked a room in hotels in various parts of Bavaria. Although many of the hotel websites include directions on how to reach them, I would like to be able to print maps showing directions from the railway station to the hotel. Unfortunately Google Maps and similar sites don't recognize "Hauptbahnhof" for any town other than Munich.

Can anyone recommend a site which would allow me to enter the station as a starting point and the hotel as a destination (for example: Nurnberg Hauptbahnfof to Hotel Drei Linden Nurnberg) and get a map which would include both places as well as street names?

I will need to do the same for places in Austria.

Here's one method:
1Google Viamichelin.com
2 On the home page, find 'Driving Instructions'.
3* In the Departure section, enter 'Germany' as the country, 'HBF' as the address, and 'Nuremberg' as the city.
4* In the Destination section, enter 'Germany' as the country, 'Aussere Sulzbacher Str 1' as the address, and 'Nurenberg' as the city.
5* Hit the Search button, and it should produce a map of the appropriate area in Nuremberg, with a marked route from the HBF to the above address which is that of the relevant hotel.
6* Use the Zoom function to get the map to the size and detail you need.
7* Hit Print.

Thanks Adeben, I'll try what you suggest.

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Search for your town, find the hotel, look at the map (Google map) - and print.

Hauptbahnhof = main railway station
Only places with more than one station have a Hauptbahnhof. Other places have just a
Bahnhof = railway station
If there is a Hauptbahnhof it's name is nearly always "XY Hauptbahnhof" or "XY Hbf". Smaller stations can but not must bear the "Bahnhof" in their name. And also if there is no Hauptbahnhof this must not mean that a place has only one railway station.

With the DB timetable you can also give addresses as destination.
e.g. for the Drei Linden
To: 90489 Nürnberg, Äußere Sulzbacher Str. 1
or in 7-bit form
To: 90489 Nuernberg, Aeussere Sulzbacher Str. 1
(ü -> ue, Ä -> Ae, ß -> ss)

Best route would be from the Hauptbahnhof 10 minutes by tram and than a 3 minutes walk. If you click on "walk" you'll get a map of the walking route. Albeit not the best of all map types.

If you give as start point the name of a city/town the timetable will choose the most important train station or bus stop. If there is a drop down list the first entry will be mostly the best bet. Best is to query from your real start point to the destination. Esp. with bigger cities there is no must that the shortest/best route is via Hauptbahnhof.

Google and the route planners I know won't find railway stations by their names in most cases. Sometimes this works for the Hauptbahnhof. But with other station names this barely works.

try www.falk.de

also www.stadtplandienst.de