Hauptbahnhof, Germany

Stylish Hauptbahnhof is nestled in central Berlin not far from such amazing sights as the Hamburger Bahnhof, Deutsches Theater, and the Friedrichstadt-Palast.

Boasting a great location in the heart of Berlin, the Hauptbahnhof railway station is easily accessible via public transport. You can get there by taking an S-Bahn train (routes S3, S5, S7, and S9), a bus (routes M41, 123, M85, N20, 142, 147, 120, 245, N40, TXL, RE3 or RE5), a tram (routes M10, M5, and M8), a train (routes RE1, RE2, RE3, RE4, RE5, RE7 or RB10) or via the metro (line U5).

Hauptbahnhof is one of the most modern stations in Europe. Inside you can find several comfortable waiting rooms fitted with Berlin station maps, ticket offices, ATMs, restaurants, shops, and a supermarket if you need to stock up for the trip.

Yes, there are. The Hauptbahnhof luggage storage is located in area C (outside the main building of the station). Depending on the size of your luggage, be ready to pay something around 4-6 Euros per day for the service.

There is a DB Lounge at the station, offering top-notch service for the first-class passengers as well as the BahnComfort customers. The lounge provides everything the travelers might need for a stress-free stay, including comfortable seating areas and impeccable service.

All visitors are given 30 minutes of free internet access. After the half an hour is over, travelers will be offered several options, allowing to continue using the Wi-Fi in exchange for a small fee.

You can travel between Hauptbahnhof and the Berlin airport by a direct Airport Express train. The first train departs at 4.30 a.m., the last one sets off at 11 p.m. The trains run approximately every 30 minutes.