Find buses from Paris to Berlin

There are some great facilities on board buses from Paris to Berlin, so you’ll be comfortable for your whole trip. On FlixBus, which is the company that operates the majority of buses for this route, you can enjoy comfy seating with extra legroom so you’ll have more space for your journey. On a bus to Berlin from Paris with this company, you will be able to access wi-fi and power outlets too, so you’ll be able to stay connected for the entire trip. Snacks and drinks are also offered on board these services, which is helpful for journeys that take the best part of a day. You will also be able to access toilets on board Paris to Berlin buses, which is helpful when you’re on the bus for so long.

When you get a bus from Paris to Berlin, you will be able to enjoy some lovely scenery along the way. One of the first notable areas you will travel through is Parc naturel regional de la Montagne de Reims. You’ll then head further east to Metz, which is a green city with a Gothic cathedral. Once you’ve crossed the border, you’ll pass through cities such as Kaiserslautern, Mainz and Frankfurt, where you’ll get to see a great range of German architecture, both modern and classic. As you get close to Berlin, you’ll pass through Vogelschutzgebiet Dromling, which is a famous bird watching area, as well as Westhavelland Nature Park. You’ll then arrive into the trendy city of Berlin where your journey culminates.

On FlixBus buses to Berlin from Paris, you can take on one item of hand luggage and one checked bag free of charge. The hand luggage can weigh up to 15lbs and must not exceed 12 inches x 7 inches x 17 inches, whilst the checked luggage can have a total weight of 44lbs and must not be larger than 20 x 12 x 31 inches. You can pay for one item of additional luggage too, should you need it. If you want to take your bike on board the bus, you are able to at an extra cost providing it is stored in a suitable bike bag or box.

When you are taking a bus from Paris to Berlin it’s important that you take the correct documentation with you when you get on the bus. Whilst e-tickets are the preferred way to present your ticket, you can also print off your ticket should you prefer a physical version. Your bus tickets from Paris to Berlin must be presented to the driver, along with the QR code before you get on board the bus. As this journey is between two countries in the Schengen area, you will not need to have a passport to travel. However, it’s always recommended to have a form of ID with you, should you require it.

Nearly all the buses to Berlin from Paris depart from Paris Bercy Seine bus station. Whilst buses tend to arrive into either Berlin Central bus station or Berlin Brandenburg. You can get to Paris Bercy Seine from one of the main train stations, Paris Gare de Lyon, easily by the number 24 bus. In Berlin, you can get to Berlin Central bus station from Alexanderplatz using the U5 metro with ease. Alternatively, you can get to Berlin Brandenburg via the RB14 or RE7 train, which takes a bit longer to reach.

See available tickets from Paris to Berlin Brandenburg for this week that start at £2 one-way.

You can find bus tickets for FlixBus and BlaBlaBus which service this route currently. FlixBus is the cheapest option recently available with prices starting at £44 round-trip.

Paris and Berlin Brandenburg are 545.2 mi apart from one another. The actual distance travelled by bus depends on the route taken - roadwork or traffic often impact this and longer routes can change often.

Buses from Paris to Berlin Brandenburg will generally run a carbon footprint of about 68lb. The footprint by bus is some 83% smaller than by airplane - a flight from Paris to Berlin Brandenburg has emissions of around 382lb. Trains to Berlin Brandenburg from Paris have a footprint in the region of 108lb.

At 1h 40m, choosing to opt for a flight from Paris to Berlin for this trip as opposed to a train from Paris to Berlin or a bus from Paris to Berlin can save you time on travel.

Taking a bus to your destination is the cheapest option we’ve found in the past few days. The cheapest price we’ve found for this option is £35, making it less expensive than a flight from Paris to Berlin and cheaper than a train from Paris to Berlin.