Find buses to Berlin

While most Berlin bus companies provide similar amenities on board, particular on-board amenities depend on the company with which you are travelling. Every company that travels to and from Berlin offers low-cost bus prices at reasonable prices. If you travel with MegaBus, you'll have access to free Wi-Fi, charging stations for all of your electronics, and bathrooms on board. They also allow luggage weighing up to 44 lb (20 kg). Similar amenities, such as free Wi-Fi and charging outlets, are available on FlixBus. They also provide additional legroom to satisfy their comfort needs. Passengers looking for inexpensive food and beverages will be able to find them on board. Onboard, National Express offers a guaranteed seat, free Wi-Fi, charging stations, air conditioners, an item of hand luggage, and approximately two 44 lb bags (20 kg).

Buses from Berlin depart from either Berlin Central Station (ZOB), Berlin Südkreuz, and Berlin Alt-Tegel. Accessing these stations is simple due to Berlin’s resourceful public transportation system. Alternatively, you may also access all bus stations by car, taxi, rideshare, or a bike-sharing service. Berlin has two metro systems that serve the city, the U-Bahn serving the intercity underground train network and the S-Bahn as the outer city train network. You can access Berlin Central Station with a U-Bahn, an S-Bahn, local tram lines M5, M8, M10, and many local bus lines. Berlin Südkreuz can be accessed by the S-Bahn, and local buses. Berlin Alt-Tegel is a little walk from the U-Bahn stop U Alt-Tegel, and bus 328B.

There are many benefits of taking a bus from Berlin; it allows for easy travel without many of the hassles of driving and flying. For instance, when you use buses from Berlin, you needn’t worry about driving directions and navigating through foreign traffic. Most often, the price of travel through buses from Berlin bus tickets will save you money and any hidden travel costs such as taxis and transport to the airport, or petrol prices when driving. Berlin buses enable an easy transition from your origin city to your destination. You may take comfort in these benefits, knowing that it’s both an economical solution to your travels, as well as a stress-free one.

When using the bus in Germany, you must provide a valid identity as well as your bus tickets to and from Berlin, which confirm the ID number you supplied when purchasing the ticket. To establish your identity, you'll need a valid piece of identification such as a passport, driver's licence, or national identity card. If you're travelling over a border, your passport may be required as proof of identification to avoid any problems. You may either keep your bus tickets digitally on your phone or bring a paper copy with you. Make careful to double-check with the company you're travelling with, as some, like FlixBus, require a physical ticket as well.

Depending on the frequency of buses, different amenities are available at Berlin bus stations. Some bus stations near railway stations provide the same facilities as the train because they are in the same area. Berlin Central Station has video-monitored lockers that are adjacent to the train station and charge according to the amount of your luggage. At Berlin Südkreuz, facilities are available at the railway station, which also serves as a bus stop. Wi-Fi, bathrooms, lounges, an information and travel centre, lockers, postal services, and accessible equipment are all available at the station. Some bus stops, like Berlin Alt-Tegel, feature very few amenities. A departure board advertising upcoming bus departures may be seen at these stops.

The average price you’ll pay to travel by coach to Berlin Brandenburg will be determined by where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from London the lowest ticket price is usually about £131, from Dortmund it’s about £156 and from Leipzig it’s around £110.

Berlin Alt-Tegel is a transportation hub in Berlin Brandenburg. You’ll find buses arriving and departing from here daily. Two common major cities you can get to by bus from Berlin Alt-Tegel are London, and Ostend.

Regiojet and FlixBus are two options available to you if you’re seeking to travel by coach to Berlin Brandenburg. More ground transportation options may be available, depending on where you’re coming from.

For £10 one-way on average, you can catch a bus ride to Berlin Brandenburg. For the next 3 months, we predict the price of tickets to Berlin Brandenburg to remain steady. As seats fill up quickly, we recommend booking when you can so your trip is secured.