Berlin Train

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As the main train station of Berlin, the Berlin Central Station was completed before the Germany Football World Cup in 2006. It has all kinds of light rails to all places of Europe and Berlin, such as ICE to everywhere in Germany, intercity railways, and Eurocity to other countries in Europe, Regional Express to places around Berlin, and light rails to downtown Berlin. The station has five floors in total, the highest floor above ground (third floor) is the platform for East-west trains and light rails, and the lowest floor below ground (the second floor underground) is the platform for North-south trains. At the entrance of the first floor, there are information desks on both sides for information inquiry.

Inside the Berlin Central Station, there are many stores, fashion shops, book stores, and daily necessities. The opening hours are from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. And remains open on weekends, they are great places for shopping; in addition, you can access the internet using the WLAN of the station.

Address: Europaplatz, 10557 Berlin Tiergarten

Telephone: 0049-030– 297 1055

Website: www.bahnhof.de