How Do You Get Around Berlin, Germany By Subway (U-Bahn & S-Bahn)?
Berlin may be a very large city, but if you understand its superb subway (or “U-Bahn”) system, getting around town is simple. The following tips will help you make the most of your visit to this vibrant German capital. Pick up a free subway map, or print a copy before leaving. This will include the subway lines (U-Bahn), above-ground trains running through the city (S-Bahn) and the bus and tramway lines that make travel through Berlin so convenient. If you arrive by plane to one of Berlin’s two airports (Tegel or Schonefeld), you can easily use public transportation to get to the city center. From Berlin Tegel Airport, the TXL bus is an easy way to get downtown, making frequent stops including Unter den Linten and Alexanderplatz. Single tickets cost 2.10 euro and can be purchased at the counter inside the airport. From Berlin Schoenefeld Airport, follow the signs to the S-Bahn station into the city. The S9 toward Alexanderplatz and the S45 toward Schoeneberg come very frequently, with
