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wording by Karl Marx, Humboldt Uni entrance
Trolley through district Wedding
Golden Deer Fountain
A section of the East Side Gallery
I have checked that there is available conections and the hours from www.fahrinfo-berlin.de it takes one hour to hour hotel and a couple of changes.
But my question would be : are the station secure at night? where I can get a aprox price of a taxi at night from there to near Bradenburg Tor? After all day working and then the flight we may prefer just to get a taxi and arrive earlier if it is not excesive!
Thanks in advance
Frankly, I never feel comfortable at Schönefeld station, but I have never witnessed any violence or theft. It's just the old, unwelcoming, dark GDR-style station.
Schönefeld is a bit outside, a Taxi would charge about 34 Euro if traffic allows, as opposed to EUR 2.10/person for public transport
Both need about 50 minutes, public transport a bit longer, as you said, because you arrive late.
yes after 1200, and we are 3, so maybe the 35 euros of the taxi is not too bad, after a long day of work and flight.
Will it be a problem to find a taxi at that time on a friday night at the station?
thanks
Don't think it willbe a problem to find a taxi.
If your carrier happens to be Germanwings, they have a separated, smaller terminal of its own. So check the place in front of the main building next door.
Easyjet :(
I do not think so. this is the only thing they say on their web page:
"A free bus shuttle circulates between this station and the airport terminal; there is also a covered pedestrian walkway."
Jup, the walkway is for those who want to walk to the station.
Taxis are in front of the terminal building if I recall correctly.
Thanks Norbert! I love your winter photo, we share the passion of photography!
Visit the Reichstaggebäude Dome. It's located on the Northeastern corner or the Tiergarten. It is also called the Deutsch Bundestaggebäude. Our fondest memory of Berlin was our view from the top of the Reichstaggebäude. There is an amazing dome on top and the view of the Tiergarten from there is stupendous!
Like many large cities around the world a night out in Berlin starts later than in smaller towns in general. Most have dinner or something to eat around 9-ish, but club and bar hopping really cranks up after 11pm or especially midnight. Some friends visiting were surprised and disappointed when they wished to go out around 9pm but not many people were out. I said, "Just wait".
It's not really fashionable to arrive at a venue until after the times I mentioned. Most times my flatmate and I don't even get dressed until 10 or so, then decide hey let's go dancing or out to have a drink. Meeting friends at 1 or 2am is normal for many of the younger set. Just remember that only on weekends and some holidays does the U-bahn run late night/early morning hours. You have to take the nightbus or a taxi, or get out and walk to return to homebase.
There's a small lake in the centre of the Tiergarten where you can hire a row boat. 30 mins for DM11 or an hour for DM20. The beer garten is right next to the lake, some of the tables are served but, most are self service at the stalls.
There was small shop (newsstand) put in the middle of broad southern walkway of main shopping and upscale Berlin boulevard Kurfürstendamm. They offered there: newspapers, magazines, postcards, cigarettes, some gifts (small mascots of Berlin bears), tickets for public transportation (but not one-day tickets) and other small things. Large variety of beautiful postcards for 0.40 € each. Everything at normal prices despite the location on the famous shopping boulevard - Kurfürstendamm.
Berlin has an extensive network system of underground lines (U-Bahn), urban railway lines (S-Bahn), buses and tramways (Tram), allowing you to reach every location and sight in town in a safe and convenient way.
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