How to get there
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If you’re travelling by train, most national and international services will arrive at Hauptbahnhof, Berlin’s main train station. (And if you’re travelling from Brussels, Amsterdam or Rotterdam, there’s a brand-new night train to Berlin launching in May 2023). Here, you’ll find inner-city connections with buses and the S-Bahn, a train system that branches from the city centre out to the far corners of Berlin.
If you’re arriving by plane, you’ll also want to use the S-Bahn to travel from Berlin Brandenburg Airport into the city. The best way to get around Berlin is with a weekend train pass, which can be bought from a ticket machine or via the BVG app. Most of Berlin is contained within the AB region, but make sure to get an extension that covers the C region if you’re travelling to and from the airport.