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HOW TO FIND US Friedrichstraße Friedrichstraße Unter den Linden Brandenburger Tor Behrenstraße Französische Straße Charlottenstraße Französische Straße Stadtmitte In the heart of the German capital – right in the centre of Berlin Getting to DRIVE by car DRIVE, the Volkswagen Group Forum, is situated at the corner of Friedrich- If you come to DRIVE on your own two, four or more wheels, you will find par- strasse and Unter den Linden, just a few minutes walk from the Brandenburg king at the public car park on Bebelplatz (entrance Behrenstrasse 37) and along Gate, Checkpoint Charly and Alexanderplatz. You will find the main entrance at the side streets in the area. Due to the central location, it may take a while to Friedrichstrasse 84. find a parking space. It is best to use the many Park & Ride facilities at regional and S-Bahn stations and to change onto the Berlin public transport network on The many routes to DRIVE the outskirts of the city. In Berlin’s central Mitte district, the quickest and easiest way is with public transport. You have the choice of U-Bahn (underground railway), S-Bahn (sub- Accessibility urban railway) and bus services. Our entrances on Friedrichstrasse provide uncomplicated access for wheelchair users. You can also reach the exhibition directly via a lift in our shop. On the U-Bahn and S-Bahn: 2 minutes from Französische Strasse station (U6), 5 minu- ground floor, there are lifts that connect all levels of DRIVE to each other. tes from the Friedrichstrasse (U6, S5, S7, S75, S1, S2, S25) and Brandenburger Tor (U55, S1, S2, S25) stations. Conference and congress guests Our conference and congress rooms on the first floor can be accessed directly Bus: the buses TXL, 100 and 200 stop right in front of the door at the Fried- from the boulevard Unter den Linden at house number 21a. It is just a few richstrasse/Unter den Linden bus stop. Tram: 5 minutes from Friedrichstrasse metres away from the main entrance to the Lindencorso building as you head station (M1 and M12). towards Charlottenstrasse. You can also reach the conference rooms from the exhibition rooms via our special exhibition area. From Berlin Central Station (Hauptbahnhof) to DRIVE Friedrichstrasse is just one stop by S-Bahn (S5, S7, S75) from Berlin’s central railway station. You can therefore get to us in just 15 minutes from your train. From Berlin’s airports to DRIVE Whether you land at Tegel or Schönefeld airport, you can get to DRIVE in approx. 20–40 minutes depending on traffic. The TXL bus between Tegel Please check the latest information on changes to routes on the Berlin trans- airport and Alexanderplatz takes approx. 10 minutes longer and is a low-cost port authority website at alternative. http://www.bvg.de/en/Travel-information/Traffic-Information .

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