Bus to and from Berlin from 5 €

With over 3 million inhabitants, Berlin is the second biggest city in the European Union. Berlin is a popular cosmopolitan city with a vibrant culture and a profound scientific basis. The passengers who travel to Berlin can attend numerous music events or take advantage of countless sightseeing opportunities. Directly on the river Spree, between Reichstag and Prenzlauer Berg, you can experience the “big city life” where bus passengers can gain an insight into the rich history of Berlin. The political and parliamentary establishments don’t only show the important political buildings of the federal republic but also the fascinating everyday economy and culture that runs through the city.  FlixBus connects hundreds of popular european cities to Berlin, so you can travel directly and comfortably from cities all over Europe to the German capital. As soon as your bus arrives at one of our bus stops in Berlin, you can begin your sightseeing tour: you should by no means miss the Brandenburg Gate, Alexander Platz or Checkpoint Charlie. For those who would like to shop, the city centre is the place for you; Potsdamer Platz Arkaden, KaDeWe and Kurfürstendamm are the most popular spots for any shoppers - check out shopping trips page for more tips about where to shop in Berlin!

Practical information for your bus trip to Berlin

The Reichstag building, the Museum Island and the Brandenburg Gate offer our travelers a variety of culture - a bus trip to Berlin offers every traveler something special. Across from the Federal Chancellary you will be able to see the Reichstag. This building is known for its abstract glass architecture and its glass ball, not only this but it is in the perfect location to enjoy the magnificent panorama of the city - a must for when your bus arrives in Berlin. More than 15 million people have visited the Reichstag, making it the most visited sightseeing attraction in Berlin. The city centre is only a few minutes away. After you visit the Reichstag and have a stroll around the city center, you should visit the Brandenburg Gate. The Brandenburg Gate is considered a landmark amongst international visitors, but it is also considered a symbol of German freedom after the fall of the Berlin wall and the reunification of Germany. There is always an event taking place at the Brandenburg Gate, which was built between 1788 and 1791: New Year parties, street festivals, concerts (to mention just a few!). Continuing in the southern direction of Berlin is Potsdamer Platz. Bus travelers should expect to see the American Embassy and the Holocaust Memorial. Across from here is the zoo, where you can relax in one of the large gardens or in one of the cafés. Then why not take a walk to Potsdamer Platz; more commonly used than any other venue for all kinds of different Berlin events, for example the Berlinale.