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Berlin’s local transport

Updated: 2014-06-11 / (visitberlin.de)
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Berlin WelcomeCard - Your ticket for the capital

The Berlin Welcome Card is absolutely a "must-have" for your stay in the german capital. It offers free travel on public transport in Berlin (zone AB) or in Berlin and Potsdam (zone ABC) as well as numerous bargains in the form of guaranteed discounts (between 25% and 50%) at over 200 touristy and cultural TOP-Highlights. More information.

Route networks

Here all the important route networks are available for download. For more information visit the websites of the respective public transport operators.

24 hours network

S- and U-Bahn network

Tramway line network

Potsdam network

Intervals of busses and trains

BVG and the S-Bahn Berlin not only ensure the mobility of Berliners and the city's visitors: they also guarantee a significant part of the quality of life in the city. Commuters, tourists from all over the world, young people going out in Berlin's "Szene" in the evening, senior citizens, passengers on excursions just looking for relaxation - all use the public transport, without which Berlin would be unthinkable.

An up-to-date overview of the intervals that the U and S-Bahns, as well as the buses and trams all run at can be downloaded here in PDF format.

Sightseeing by public transport

Berlin's city centre is very extensive and cannot be fully explored by foot. It is worth experiencing certain stretches by public transport.

Bus

The number 100 and 200 buses drive past many sights from Zoologischer Garten to Alexanderplatz, so that a journey on them is already like a sightseeing tour.

S-Bahn

You can also catch a first glimpse of many sights from the S-Bahn on its raised tracks. On the stretch between Zoologischer Garten and Alexanderplatz you will pass by the Tiergarten with the Siegessäule (Victory Column), Reichstag (parliament building) and government buildings and glide between the buildings on Museum Island.

Contact information of Berlin’s public transport operators

There are a number of public transport providers in Berlin. If you have any questions regarding the public transport the staff at the call centers of the different provider will be happy to assist you.

BVG

BVG takes Berliners and their guests to their destination, by bus, U-Bahn, tram and ferry.

Call Center: 0049-(0)30 - 19 44 9

Hopepage: www.bvg.de

S- Bahn

Call Center: 0049-(0)30 - 29 74 33 33

Homepage: www.s-bahn-berlin.de

VBB

Call Center: 0049- (0)30 - 25 41 41 41

Homepage: www.vbbonline.de

Barrier free

Find more information here about barrier free traveling with Berlin’s public transport.

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