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Arrival in Berlin
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Arrival by Plane
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 Since the closure of Airport Berlin Tempelhof in October 2008, within Berlin only one Airport exists – Berlin Tegel. Though, Airport Schönefeld often is considered as being a part of Berlin, it is located in the neighbouring Brandenburg.
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Arrival by Train
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 With the Inter City Express (ICE), Inter City (IC), Euro City (EC) and the Inter Regio (IR) Berlin can be reached quite comfortably from all directions. Both, the north-south line, as well as the east-west line transit through the city. In 2006 Berlin Hauptbahnhof (central station) has been built, which now is the largest crossing station within Europe and perfectly connects with all neighbouring countries and cities.
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Arrival by Bus
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 There are plenty of possibilities to arrive at Berlin by bus. The biggest bus station of Berlin, called ZOB (for Zentraler Omnibusbahnhof Berlin), is located at the district Charlottenburg, near by the Exhibition Centre ICC. There you can find connections to more then 350 destinations within Germany and Europe. Especially the largest bus companies, such as the BerlinLinienbus, Eurolines or Gullivers approach the ZOB.
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Arrival by car
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 Berlin can be reached easily by car. However, for your journey you should bear in mind that the highways from and to Berlin are one of the highest frequented within Germany. Therefore, many traffic jams and stop-and-go traffic can be expected.
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