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Arrival by train
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Berlin-Hauptbahnhof (central station)
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the central station of Berlin
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For journeys within Germany and to neighbouring countries, Berlin-Hauptbahnhof is the largest crossing station of Europe. After an immense increase of the traffic volume in the German Capital, a new rail conception was required. Berlin-Hauptbahnhof is now the most important junction and the core of the new rail model – the so-called “Pilzkonzept” (mushroom concept). This means that every long-distance train passing Berlin can stop at different stations and drive through the city directly. Furthermore, every train stops at Hauptbahnhof, which is the geographical centre of Berlin, likewise, and one can change to every other route. This way not only the transport connection to Berlin is ideal, but also the journey continuation within the City to the desired final destination.
Europaplatz
10557 Berlin (Tiergarten) |
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towards train station Gesundbunnen
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The station Berlin-Gesundbrunnen is, to some extend, the gate to the Baltic states. Long-distance and regional trains primarily stop here on their road to Schwedt, Rostock, Stralsund and Stettin. Moreover, the station is located relatively centrally and is ideally connected to the public transport of Berlin in order to reach all other districts of the City.
Badstraße
13357 Berlin (Wedding) |
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Berlin-Spandau
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train station Berlin-Spandau
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Berlin-Spandau the western arrival and departure spot for the fast transfer from and to Hannover and Hamburg. After a rebuilding between the years 1995 and 1998 it is now possible to connect directly to the local traffic network of Berlin by means of the S-Bahn, Metro lines and various buses, as well as regional and long-distance railways.
Seegefelder Straße
13597 Berlin (Spandau) |
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Südkreuz
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the station building Südkreuz
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Berlin-Südkreuz is the prime adress in the south of the capital. On the one hand, it offers a direct connection to Hauptbahnhof. On the other hand, it is located at the crossing point between the Ringbahn (German for: Circle line) and the north-south path to Blankenfelde and Teltow, as well as Hennigsdorf and Bernau.
Suadicanistraße
10829 Berlin (Schöneberg)
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Ostbahnhof
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entrance area Ostbahnhof
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The Ostbahnhof is located in the eastern part of Berlin, in the district called Friedrichshain – nearby the famous East-Side-Gallery. Nearly all long-distance trains stop there. Furthermore, it offers a perfect connection to Friedrichstraße, Alexanderplatz, Hauptbahnhof and the Zoologischer Garten by means of the public transport and, this way, is located ideally for the journey within Berlin to the final destination.
Straße der Pariser Kommune 5
10243 Berlin (Friedrichshain) |
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