Public Transport in Berlin

Public Transport in Berlin

Although the public transport in Berlin is not very economical nor punctual, it is very extensive and connects all the city. Find out about the various types of public transport in Berlin: schedule, frequency, prices and travel cards.

Metro (U-Bahn)

The Berlin U-Bahn is the city’s underground system. Learn about its history during WWI, WWII, the Cold War, and its numerous lines and fares.
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S-Bahn

The Berlin S-Bahn is the city’s commuter train system. It operates in the city center and the outskirts. Learn more about its lines, frequency and tariffs
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Tram

Berlin has 22 tram lines and nearly 400 stations. Learn about one of the oldest tram systems in the world, including tickets, lines and schedules.
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Bus

In 1825, the first buses in Berlin were drawn by horses and five lines were supplied by 120 horsebuses. Nowadays, the capital has 150 lines.
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Sightseeing Bus

Exploring Berlin on a sightseeing bus is one of the best ways to discover some of the most important landmarks and monuments in the capital of Germany.
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Taxi

Although Berlin has a relatively good public transport system, you might need to take a taxi to get around the city. Find out about fares and useful tips.
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Tickets and Fares

Save money by learning about the various tickets and travel cards available in Berlin. Find out which option is more convenient for you.
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