Berlin Public Transport, Zones, Tickets and Passes Explained

Here are some quick tips if you are coming to Berlin and want to use Berlin’s extensive and efficient public transit system.
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01:30 - Zone System Explained
03:00 - Travel and Tourist Passes
04:50 - Deutschland Ticket
05:56 - Single-Ride Tickets
07:48 - Travel Apps
09:56 - Validate Travel
Do yourself a favor and buy a travel pass.
The BVG, Berlin’s public transport agency, offers 24-hour and 7-Day travel passes.
2, 3, 4, 5, 6-day passes are also available as a part of the Berlin WelcomeCard or Berlin CityCard, 2 tourist discount passes available in the city.
Just 3 rides a day makes the pass superior to purchasing single tickets.
Passes also let you take up to 3 children ages 6 - 14 for free.
This is not available with single tickets.
This age group must have their own reduced-price single ride ticket.
Children 5 and younger always ride free in Berlin.
And with passes, it’s a one time purchase and a one time validation - and less chance of riding with no fare.
So, give your brain a holiday too.
Share this with anyone who might be planning a trip to Berlin.
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