Best places: Train stations in Berlin, Germany

👍👍 The Brandenburg Gate is much more than just one of Berlin’s historic city gates. It is one of the world’s most famous Berlin landmarks. It is a symbol for many important historical events of the 19th and 20th centuries. Many music festivals with light and sound modern technologies

Modern train station on historic railway site, with long-distance, regional & U-Bahn services.

Terminus with a restored 19th-century entrance, serving the S-Bahn, plus local bus & tram lines.

😐 A "normal" line station on the Berlin S-Bahn, which does not offer any transfer options to other U- or S-Bahn lines. The platform is designed to be very open and permeable to wind, which can make waiting uncomfortable in heavy rain or snowfall. Contrary to some statements here: There is also an elev...

👍👍 Schönhauser Allee - where the overground train is underground and the underground train is overground. A great train station.

Railway station, designed by Fritz Hane, with local U- & S-Bahn connections & national trains.

Northern area train station for regional & long-distance intercity trains, plus S- & U- Bahn links.

😐 The pre-war patina still clings to this S-Bahn station. A modern elevator was installed at the entrance on Tucholsky Street. Due to the closure of the Tacheles and the photo gallery in the post office, the street itself has become a bit of an entertainment mile with bars, pubs and restaurants, prima...

👍👍 I think there is something very aesthetic about the stop. I stayed there late in the evening and was able to take two nice photos. But this stop also offers the opportunity to eat an ice cream nearby or take a nice walk. Otherwise it's just a stop and you have to wait anyway.