Transfer from Tegel Berlin to city center
I will soon have a 7-hours transit at Tegel Berlin and of course I want to visit the city centre of Berlin. I just want to take the bus and go to the center where I can enjoy my hours, see the beautiful Berlin and eat something. I don't want the place to be far away from the airport.
Unfortunately, I did not find clear information on the net, which bus number should I take and which station should I get off the bus?
What can I see in this place?
- How to buy the ticket!
Hope to get an answer before my travel time.
Best Answer
Berlin Tegel Airport (TXL) is quite a bit outside the city and there is no direct train connections there - you'll have to take the bus and change to either S- or U-Bahn (S=faster trains, longer distances between stops; U=underground, fairly tightly mashed net).
The local transport company is BVG and here you find their listing of routes etc by depature station and route planning. At the airport there are four bus routes:
- Bus X9/109/128 take you to U Kurt-Schumacher-Platz (Berlin) where you can change to the U6 underground and from that the whole network is accessible
- Bus TXL takes you to S Beusselstr. (Berlin) or S+U Brandenburger Tor (Berlin) - the former allowing quick change to the S-Bahn, the latter bringing directly to Brandenburg Gate, one of Berlin's sights.
Here is a pdf (or: alternative, central parts only) of the train network (both S- and U-Bahn) - and at the top left of the central octagon you'll find the bus connections to TXL mentioned, including their connecting train stations.
For tickets there is an integrated system covering Bus, U- and S-Bahn and prices organized by zones - TXL airport is in zone B, while the center is covered by zone A, so you'll need to get the tickets for zones A&B. Tickets can be bought at machines at the airport or from the bus driver.
As to what to see - Berlin is a big city with a huge variety of sights. For a short transit visit, I guess Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag, and current govt buildings are a must - train stations: S Brandenburger Tor and U Bundestag will serve you well. For everything else do consult any page listing sights in Berlin and then the BVG website or Google maps for train route instructions.
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How do I get from Berlin airport to city Centre?
Airport Express and regional trains run together four times an hour from station T1-2 to Berlin Central Station. In addition, the S-Bahns S9 and S45 run from T1-2 to Berlin city centre. If travelling by car, the BER terminals are easy to reach via the A113 and the B96a.How much does it cost to get from Berlin airport to city Centre?
The price for a one-way ticket from Brandenburg Berlin airport to Berlin city center is 3.60\u20ac for adults and 2.60\u20ac for children (6-14 years old). As mentioned above, BER airport is located in the C Zone, so you have to buy an ABC ticket.Why did Berlin Tegel airport close?
Now, six months later, the airport is set to lose its airport status officially. Berlin's airport authority (FBB) has been hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic. Yesterday Simple Flying revealed that the authority had registered a loss for the 2020 financial year of \u20ac1.058 billion ($1.276 billion).Which airport is closer to Berlin city Centre?
The nearest airport to Berlin is Berlin Brandenburg (BER) Airport which is 18.6 km away. Other nearby airports include Leipzig (LEJ) (147.3 km), Szczecin (SZZ) (154.8 km) and Dresden (DRS) (157.6 km).coach transfer Berlin Tegel TXL to the city centre
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Answer 2
Where exactly do you want to go in Berlin ? Here's the BVG, the transportation company for the Berlin area, there's a route planner on their home page
There's an airport shuttle called TXL which operates every few minutes according to their website. You can buy tickets at the airport, any other S-Bahn or U-Bahn station and even on the bus or tram (reference)
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