Transport in Berlin
Many people dream of visiting the capital of Germany, the city attracts both history lovers and shopaholics, who find here modern clothes of good quality at reasonable prices.
Older people dream of seeing the symbols of Berlin - the Reichstag, the Red City Hall, the Brandenburg Gate, young people strive to get to the most incendiary European parties. Transport in Berlin, working accurately and strictly according to the schedule, will help the tourist to minimize the cost of moving around the city.
Transport in Berlin
The capital of Germany has well-organized transport links, which include:
- metro, including the not quite familiar, overground;
- traditional buses and trams;
- river ferries that will give an unforgettable experience and show the city from the other side.
Tourists can choose one of the types of transport or use several. It is worth purchasing different tickets depending on the intended route and length of stay. They make it possible to ride for one hour, day, week, month. The most economical option is a ticket that gives the right to travel 6 tram or bus stops (moreover, without changes) or 3 metro stops.
Welcome Card
From the name of the card it is clear that it is intended specifically for city guests who come to Berlin for a short time and dream of seeing a lot. The validity of such a pass is 72 hours from the moment of the first composting. The traveler gets the right to travel in any public transport not only in the capital of Germany, but also in neighboring Potsdam. Additional features of such a card are a boat trip, a trip to a theater or a museum with a 50% discount.
Bus cruise
Tourist buses are also common in Berlin as in any other European city. The bus has a system of audio guides offering a story about the history of Berlin and its sights in different languages. In addition, the tourist can get off at any place he likes, get acquainted with the cultural monument in more detail and continue the journey on the next bus of the same kind..
Unexpected Berlin
You can explore the German capital by choosing a mode of transport that is not quite usual for a modern city dweller, for example:
- a bike that can be rented;
- conference bike;
- beer bike, traveling on which tourists are simultaneously engaged in tasting a delicious German foamy drink;
- trishaw.
Parking for such rather exotic vehicles is located in the locations of the most famous sights of Berlin, at the Reichstag and the Brandenburg Gate..
