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Bayer Schering Pharma ) Wedding Site - Your way to Wedding* *) For those not familiar with the location: Wedding is a district of Berlin Postal address For visitors PODE-Workshop Bayer Schering Pharma AG Bayer Schering Pharma AG Secretary Meeting Location: Clinical Statistics Europe I Müllerstr. 178 Frau Caroline Bullemer Building S101 (Mainentrance Müllerstr. 178) 13342 Berlin 13353 Berlin Tel. +49-30-468-18361 8th floor Deutschland/Germany Deutschland/Germany Fax +49-30-468-12714 Room Nr. 1&2 Navigation mit Google Maps http://maps.google.de Wedding site - Traveling by car Coming from the North Keep on the autobahn A111 until “Reinickendorf” junction Change to the A105, direction “Wedding/Kurt Schumacher Damm” At the end of the Autobahn turn left into Kurt Schumacher Damm At the second traffic light turn right into Kapweg At the next crossing turn right into Müllerstraße Follow Müllerstraße for about 3 km After passing the railroad bridge you will see the Bayer-Schering car park (Müllerstraße 7) at your left hand side. Parking facilities for visitors you will find in the car park Coming from the South Keep on the Autobahn A100 in direction “Wedding” until you reach the end Drive on the following Seestraße for the next 1.5 km Turn right into Müllerstraße Follow Müllerstraße for roughly 1.3 km After passing the railroad bridge you will see the Bayer-Schering car park (Müllerstraße 7) at your left hand side. Parking facilities for visitors you will find in the car par Coming from direction Berlin Mitte, City east Follow Friedrichstraße, Chausseestraße and Müllerstraße until you reach the crossroads Fennstraße You will find the Bayer-Schering car park a 100 m along Müllerstraße (Müllerstraße 7) at your right hand side. Parking facilities for visitors are in the car park Click here for more travel informations Traveling by public transport: - S-Bahn Wedding (circle line) or - U 6 Reinickendorfer Strasse or - Bus 120 bis/to Station „U Reinickendorfer Strasse“ von/from Richtung/Direction bis/to Station Fahrzeit/Time von / from: Berlin Tegel (TXL) 128 U Osloer Straße U Kurt-Schumacher-Platz 6 U Alt-Mariendorf U Reinickendorfer Straße 25 min von / from: Berlin Tempelhof 6 U Alt-Tegel U Reinickendorfer Straße 15 min von / from: Berlin-Schönefeld (SXF) S Flughafen Schönefeld RB14 Nauen S+U Friedrichstraße 6 U Alt-Tegel U Reinickendorfer Straße 45 min von / from: Berlin Hauptbahnhof 120 Hainbuchenstraße U Reinickendorfer Straße 6 min von / from: Jungfernheide (BSP-Charlottenburg) 41, 46, 47 S+U Wedding 6 min Flughafen/Airport Fernbahnhof/Trainstation Bus U-Bahn /Subway S-Bahn /Cityway Umsteigen/Change more information: www.bvg.de .

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