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Arrival

By Plane

If you are flying into Berlin, check here for information on Berlin's three main international city airports, useful numbers and connections into central Berlin, online flights timetables. more »

Coming to Berlin by train? Main railway stations listed with connections to where you want to go. For the latest timetables, connections, summer deals, online ticketing service and journey planning please check with Deutsche Bahn. more »

By Car

Check here for motorway links into central Berlin. Traffic hotline will warn you how to steer clear of the wrong lane and avoid getting stuck in traffic. more »

By Coach

The cheapest way to reach central Berlin for budget travellers. The coach station is located a few minutes walk away from Berlin`s International Congress Centre (ICC). more »

Here you are and off you go!

Once you have checked in and unpacked, you might need public transport information, sightseeing hints, and find out what tours are available. Berlin Open City - walking routes will help you discover the New Berlin at your own pace. Take a look at our museums' guide to plan your visits to museums and exhibitions.

Interesting Links

Berlin Airport and Flight Information

phone: 0180 5000 186 (Land line price: 14 ct/min.; other prices possible from mobile phone networks)

www.berlin-airport.de

Railway Info Deutsche Bahn (DB)

phone: 0180 5 99 66 33 (Land line price: 14 ct/min.; other prices possible from mobile phone networks)

www.bahn.de

Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof Berlin (Central Bus Station)

phone: 030 30 25 361

( Photos, images: Flugzeuge: Günter Wicker; Bahn: DB AG/Stefan Warter; Bus: BVB

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Berlin Pictures

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Berlin Airports

If you are flying into Berlin, check here for information on Berlin’s two main international airports. mehr »

Over 20 Accor hotels in Berlin

Look forward to the special hospitality and ambience of Berlin's Accor hotels. Stay, for instance, at a Novotel, Mercure, ibis, Etap, ... mehr »

Welcome to Berlin!

Housing, working, child care, and more basic facts for new citizens. If you’ve just moved to Berlin, this is the information package you need. Get your free free PDF download (1,5 MB).

Other languages
The information package for new residents is also available in Arabic, French, Polish, Turkish, Russian, Serbo-Croatian, and German. More »

Berlin’s International Relations

Berlin maintains partnerships with 17 cities and cooperates in projects with many other cities around the world. mehr »

Information for drivers – The environmental zone

Vehicles with especially high emissions have been banned from the inner city since January 2008. The environmental zone is the area inside the suburban rail ring.
Information in different languages: mehr »

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