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We are flying this weekend for the first time to Berlin. The question is, what is the most profitable way to take a ticket for all types of transport? two people for two days
We are flying this weekend for the first time to Berlin. The question is, what is the most profitable way to take a ticket for all types of transport? two people for two days
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It's called the WelcomeCard Berlin, if you're not going to Potsdam, take zones A and B,
otherwise, zones A, B, C. Below are prices for two nights.
WelcomeCard Berlin (Zones A and B including Tegel Airport)
Prices per person For 48 hours - 19.50 euros.
WelcomeCard Berlin and Potsdam (zones A, B and C, including Tegel and Schönefeld airports).
For one adult for 48 hours - 21.50 euros
Read more in English here http://shop.visitberlin.de/en/tickets/berlin-welcomecard-ticket-2016.html
otherwise, zones A, B, C. Below are prices for two nights.
WelcomeCard Berlin (Zones A and B including Tegel Airport)
Prices per person For 48 hours - 19.50 euros.
WelcomeCard Berlin and Potsdam (zones A, B and C, including Tegel and Schönefeld airports).
For one adult for 48 hours - 21.50 euros
Read more in English here http://shop.visitberlin.de/en/tickets/berlin-welcomecard-ticket-2016.html
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answered 9 years ago
look, in fact, you may not need a travel card. Depends on what program in Berlin.
If you plan to travel for 1 day by circular tourist buses, then you do not need a travel card for this day, travel around everything on buses. Website: http://www.city-sightseeing.com/tours/germany/berlin.htm
Further, where you live also plays a role, if in the center, then the 2nd day can be planned in such a way as to visit interesting places on foot and take a ride a couple of times.
I visited all the cities I visited, chose accommodation in the center and took a tour bus, and never bought a travel card. It was more profitable to buy one-time travel cards as needed.
In Berlin, now a single ticket (called Einzahl or Einfart Ticket) costs about 2.60 Euros, it is valid for 60 minutes for all types of transport and transfers.
To go to the same Potsdam - it will take the whole day, again, single tickets can be cheaper. It is unlikely that after Potsdam you will drive around the city intensively.
If you plan to travel for 1 day by circular tourist buses, then you do not need a travel card for this day, travel around everything on buses. Website: http://www.city-sightseeing.com/tours/germany/berlin.htm
Further, where you live also plays a role, if in the center, then the 2nd day can be planned in such a way as to visit interesting places on foot and take a ride a couple of times.
I visited all the cities I visited, chose accommodation in the center and took a tour bus, and never bought a travel card. It was more profitable to buy one-time travel cards as needed.
In Berlin, now a single ticket (called Einzahl or Einfart Ticket) costs about 2.60 Euros, it is valid for 60 minutes for all types of transport and transfers.
To go to the same Potsdam - it will take the whole day, again, single tickets can be cheaper. It is unlikely that after Potsdam you will drive around the city intensively.
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answered 9 years ago
andrei707 and kolyan_cat, thanks for the answers!
We booked a hotel in Mitte, the first day we plan to walk along Alexanderplatz, the Holocaust, all along the linden alley, cathedrals, in short, the center. And the second day is Spandau, Lake Wannsee and a couple more objects, if there is time.
In the autumn we were in Munich, a decent amount was spent on transport, now I would like to be more prepared in this matter).
The question is not about transport - have you been to the Berlin Zoo, is it worth spending time on it?
We booked a hotel in Mitte, the first day we plan to walk along Alexanderplatz, the Holocaust, all along the linden alley, cathedrals, in short, the center. And the second day is Spandau, Lake Wannsee and a couple more objects, if there is time.
In the autumn we were in Munich, a decent amount was spent on transport, now I would like to be more prepared in this matter).
The question is not about transport - have you been to the Berlin Zoo, is it worth spending time on it?
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answered 9 years ago
I haven't been, I basically don't visit zoos on trips abroad, so I can't say anything here.
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answered 9 years ago