I was literally blown away by the massive structure of the station when I first laid eyes on the platforms as soon as I got off the train from Hanover. There are multiple layers of this station where trains come and go. It also connects...More

Not speaking a word of German, the Berlin Haupbahnhof could be very daunting, but the staff at the information desks all speak English and were very helpful. This is the confluence of the trains (Deutchbahn) underground (U-BAhn) and the trans (S-Bahn). Downstairs the trains run...More

The station is well organized easy to find platforms and places. Anything you may need before your travel is available there. Very good food shops.

If you get a 3 day tourist travel card, you are bound to end up here at least once. Has connections to S and U lines, with trams and buses outside. Including the TXL to the airport. Large station, but well signed. So it is...More

Just a quick note of caution - unlike England, Germany does not seem to accept cards so readily - when using ticket machines in this station, most cards don't seem to work so remember to bring enough cash! This is such a pleasant station to...More

Germany still has archaic closing laws for stores except in train stations and gas stations. You can always run over to the Main Train station which has excellent public transportation connections if you really need something. Otherwise, it's just a typical, very clean German shopping...More

Beautiful architecture and a very well marked station with clear signs and timetables. You will navigate quite easily.

You don't often think of visiting a train station unless you're taking a train. However, this one is worth the 10 minute walk from the Reichstag. Notice the trains traveling on 3 levels.

Berlin Hauptbahnhof is the main train station , it is easy toget around to find your train with lots of information boards

For a train station it is good and huge, arrived by train and left by train and getting around the station is complicated because there are so many exits, we arrived in the very bottom when we came from Frankfurt and we had to go...More