Getting From Schoenefeld Airport to hotel surrounded by Central Berlin?
Hi,
I'm off to Berlin subsequent week and need to win from Schoenefeld Airport to Derag Hotel and Living(Hotel Henriette) Neue Rossstr. 13 Berlin 10179.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Answers: S-Bahn line no.9 to Alexander Platz, cash to subway line U2 direction RUHLEBEN and move out at station M"arkisches Museum (2 stops) than you are almost there, individual walk down Wallstrasse and after 100m on the disappeared side is your Hotel, Neue Rossstrasse 13.
when you leave the station, turn to the right, 100m to the departed is the "Neue Rosstrasse. Second Hotel after the road-crossing on your left side. Very undemanding to find.
Costs: S & U Bahn (tram & Subway) = approx. 2,70 Euro a ticket for the whole morning (you can cruise the entire city for 24 hours) costs 6,10 Euro.
Taxi = approx. 45 Euro.
Time: 1/2 hour with both Taxo or subway
S-Bahn is a subway but on surface, U-Bahn is metro or subway.
(a)Alwin E, no problem when you come from Alexander-Platz.
its completely easy, you can see already the Hotel when you step out of the station.
Take the two aboves words, they are locals and know best. If Bernd say that is the route I am sure it is. SXF is someway out surrounded by the woods, but there's an S-Bahn to get you to center Berlin. 10179 is located surrounded by Berlin-Mitte, see Google Maps:
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&ge...
I know why you couldn't find it: There's no German ss on your keyboard... ;o)
Here's a obedient information site:
http://www.fahrinfo-berlin.de/Fahrinfo/b...
Enter "Flughafen Sch"onefeld" in the upper primer box, and enter "Spittelmarkt" in the textbox below. Remove the checkmarks from "Strasse Hausnummer" and select the date and time you want to travel. Mind the German date format, it's dd-mm-yy, beside dots. So we don't say 9-11, but 11.9.
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(a)Bernd, I would own gone to Spittelmarkt instead of M"arkisches Museum. It's a few meters more to walk, but you can effortlessly lose your way around the museum. Been within, seen that.
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(a)Bernd, really? So I'll believe what you enunciate. It's been a long time since I lived and worked surrounded by Berlin, and things may have changed. Things hang on to changing within all the time. I'll progress again this summer, and am really looking forward to it.
I used to live in a student's flat at Mendelssohn-Bartholdy-Park, that's close at hand Potsdamer Platz and also on the U2 line, till 2001.
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