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Travel Information On Public Transport In Berlin

Berlin has a integrated travel network of S-Bahn trains , U-Bahn Underground trains, bus, and in East Berlin only trams. All services are run by BVG - website. Alternatively Telephone 030 19 44 9 or email. The system is efficient provided you understand that the term 'Metro' refers to the bus and tram network! .

Any valid ticket or pass can be used on the rail, underground bus or trams. Ticket machines at stations and on trams accept coins and have instructions in English. On station platforms you may also use banknotes. On buses only tickets can be purchased from the driver. Tickets may also be purchased from the information desks on the main S bahn stations.

A single ticket (Einzelticket) costs €2.10 enables you to travel one-way, including transfers, within the AB zone. You may also puchase €1.20 short journey ticket (Kurzatrecke) for journey of up to three rail or underground stops. It is also accepted for up to six stops on buses and trams.

A one day pass (Tageskarte) - valid until 03.00 am in the following morning costs €5.80. A seven day pass costs €25.40. Groups of up to five people can also purchase a special day ticket for groups (Kleingruppenkarte) costing €14.

The tourist office BVG and some hotels , the tourist office, and some hotels offer a range of of multiday cards. The 'Welcome' cards offer concessions at tourist places. The City Tour Cards offer 48 hours unlimited travel in the AB Zone plus concessions for €14.90 or 72 hours for €19.90.

Before you travel on the S - or U-Bahn, trains you must punch your ticket by on in the machine on the plarform. punching itthe platform. On the buses and the trams trams, the machines are near the doors. on board. Plainclothes inspectors travel on all services and if you have not a ticket or have stamped the one you have there is a on the spot fine of €40.

At night at weekends U-Bahn trains run every 15 minutes. During the week buses prefixed marked 'N' run every half hour. Buses and trams prefixed 'M', run every 30 minutes nightly.

Berlin is also served by intercity trains to from all major German cities. It also has good connections with the rest of Europe . For information on these services please go to the following the DB website.

For travel to and from the Berlin Airports see the Airport Guides above.