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Hi,
I will be in Berlin in 2 days. Wonder how the weather is/will be. What kind of clothes you wear, chilly by night? jackets?
My hotel is Best Westerner am spittelmarkt, Neue Grunstrasse. Can you please tell me the best way to get to the hotel from Schoenefeld? which train, and what station to get off? I'm not lazy to ask, but after a long day and flying, and moving around with bags, I would rather know my way in advance.
Thanks a lot!!
>>chilly by night? jackets? <<
t-shirt during the day, jacket by night
here is the info how to get there
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/bin/query.bin/en?ld=0.1&seqnr=3&ident=4j.0276841.1280653855&
Thanks blackbird, but for some reason it is not working.I just need to know which line and what station to get off. is it a very long commute?
Thanks!
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BVG timetable
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/bin/query.bin/en
From: SXF
To: 10179 Berlin, Neue Gruenstrasse 28
Single ticket is EUR 2,80. There are many possible routes. Fastest connections are by regional trains to Alexanderplatz station and from there by U-Bahn U2 or Metrobus M48.
Thank you abalada! that was helpful.
one last Q, which station/stop is the hotel, or the closest to it?
Thanks!!
I fear not helpful enough. As the BVG timetable will give you the closest station/stop. There is also a map symbol for each stop and the final destination which will give you a street map with public transport.
Closest U-Bahn station is - big surprise: Spittelmarkt
Thank You :-)
see you guys tomorrow!
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