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The bright yellow double deckered caterpillars are an icon of the Berlin city-scape. They are slower than any of the other means of public transport but will certainly take you anywhere you wish to go with growls and aplomb. Bus and tram stops have yellow and green ‘H’ signs.
The bright yellow double deckered caterpillars are an icon of the Berlin city-scape. They are slower than any of the other means of public transport but will certainly take you anywhere you wish to go with growls and aplomb. Bus and tram stops have yellow and green ‘H’ signs.
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Transportation
Transportation
Taxis can be a convenient method to get around when there is no other option. They can be flagged down on the road (when the yellow light is on, the taxi is empty) or at a taxi stand. You can expect Taxi drivers to speak passable English. Although all taxis are metered, there may sometimes be a cheaper alternative if you are only going a short distance and have flagged the taxi on the road.
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There are facilities for renting cars in Germany, provided you have a valid driving license and are over 18 years old. Depending on the type of rental car, you might need to have held your license for 1-3 years. A young driver surcharge may sometimes be added and all passengers are required to wear a seatbelt. Most of the big car rental companies are situated close to the Tegel Airport and prices are reasonable. Cars rented in Germany can be driven to the surrounding countries, provided the rental company is notified. They generally have a list of allowable countries.
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Berlin has two Airports; Tegel, about 10km from the centre of the city, and Shoenefeld, about 20km to the south-east of the city. Tegel is the main international airport and services most of the large carriers such as the national airline Lufthansa, Delta Airways, British Airways, Continental Airways, Emirates and KLM. There are plenty of public transportation options to get to the city from Tegel; the S-Bahn, U-Bahn and the buses all have dedicated lines. This is probably the easiest method as well, but for extra convenience you can take a taxi, which will cost around €30 to the city.
Read full articleAdd practical stops to your Berlin plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Berlin plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Berlin plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
Add practical stops to your Berlin plan across places, hotels, shopping, and food.
