Information Package

Changing Transport and Climate Change Week 2018

Digital mobility, new business models and innovative planning

Photo by Philipp Böhme/GIZ 24 - 28 September 2018 , 1

Dear Participant,

We are very pleased to welcome you to this year’s Transport and Climate Change Week with the focus on “Changing Transport!” in Berlin, Germany from 24 to 28 September 2018! This document contains all key information that you will need during your stay in Berlin, Germany.

The event offers capacity building and in-depth discussions with national and subnational government officials from all over the world and with internationally renowned experts on changing transport to limit global warming. The discussed topics will be digital mobility, new business models, and innovative planning.

The week is designed in 3 blocks:

The key questions that we will explore during the proposed conference are:  Day 1-3 - Warm-Up and Workshops: Get new insights on your topic of interest in sustainable transport during lectures, exercises and group-work with dedicated trainers and start expert dialogues with colleagues from around the world.  Day 4 - Conference: Make expert contacts with colleagues from around the globe during innovative conference formats and meet international professionals in the field of sustainable transport.  Day 5 - Field Trip and Farewell: Deepen your B2B-contacts with our ChangeMakerMeetings and explore Berlin and its best sustainable transport solutions.

We try to be as sustainable as possible in all aspects of organizing a valuable and meaningful event for you. Therefore we even try to avoid printing as much as possible and have digitalized all agendas for you on our conference-website: www.transportweek.org, where you can access your agendas anytime. This is also possible via our conference web-software “Converve”, where you can access your personal timetable and organize 1on1 meetings with other participants of the event.

We will strive to make this conference week an interesting and memorable experience for you and hope that you will gain valuable insights from the numerous discussions and exchanges with colleagues from around the world. Furthermore, we hope that you will be able to use these experiences in your area of expertise to transform mobility in your home countries.

In case of any questions or problems during your stay in Berlin, we are always there for you! Do not hesitate to contact us.

Sincerely, Your organisation team

André Eckermann, Sophia Sünder, Svenja Bounin

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Meeting Point for the Start on Monday, September 24  When: 08:20 am  Where: Lobby of the Hotel Motel One Berlin- (Grunerstraße 11, 10179 Berlin, Germany)

Contact Numbers GIZ Sophia Sünder Communications Advisor, +49 151 140 73 420 TRANSfer Project Svenja Bounin Assistant +49 157 89331853 Communications Advisor, TRANSfer Project Gabriela Office Manager, TRANSfer +49 179 6907980 Bachmeier Project

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Content

Programme overview ...... 5 Overview of venues ...... 9 Designhotel Motel One ...... 9 Getting to the Hotel ...... 10 1.1 From Berlin central to the Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz ...... 10 1.2 From to the Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz ...... 10 1.3 From Berlin Schoenefeld airport to the Hotel Motel One-Alexanderplatz ...... 11 1.4 By Taxi ...... 11 The Locations ...... 12 Microsoft Showrooms: Digital Eatery/ Microsoft Atrium ...... 12 1.1 to the Microsoft Venue...... 12 1.2 Using to the Digital Eatery ...... 13 Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche...... 13 1.1 From the Hotel Motel One to Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche ...... 13 1.2 From Airport Tegel Berlin to Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche ...... 13 Catering ...... 14 Meet and Eat in Berlin ...... 15 ChangeMakerMeetings ...... 17 The City of Berlin ...... 18 General Information: Germany ...... 19 Side Programme ...... 21 Get-Together: The first chance to Meet & Greet ...... 21 Visit of the Berliner Bundestag (optional) ...... 21 Explore the vibrant Berlin by boat oat night (optional) ...... 21 Farewell Lunch in the building of Berliner Bundestag (optional) ...... 22

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Programme overview

Sunday, September 23rd 2018 WarmUp

19:30 Get-together Bar of the Hotel Motel One Berlin- Alexanderplatz

Monday, September 24th, 2018 Workshop Day 1

08:20 Starting our Week: The workshop venue is the Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel Digital Eatery at Charlottenstraße 46, 10117 Berlin We will go together to the venue of the conference. Please make sure to be on time!

08:30-09:00 Registration at the Microsoft Atrium Atrium

9:00-09:15 Welcome by GIZ Atrium

9:15-10:00 Country presentations Atrium

10:30-12:30 Workshop session: 1) Beyond Mobility as a Service - The Age of MeetingRoom Data in urban mobility

2) Participatory Urban Mobility Planning - Workshop convened by MobiliseYourCity Atrium

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:30 Workshop session

19:00 – 21:00 Guided Tour of the Bundestag (20:00) (optional) Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel at 19:00 Besucherzentrum Bundestag, Scheidemannstraße,

10557 Berlin We will go together to German Bundestag. Please make sure to be on time!

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Tuesday, September 25th, 2018 Workshop Day 2

08:20 The workshop venue is the Digital Eatery at Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel

Charlottenstraße 46, 10117 Berlin We will offer a walking and a public transport joint group to go together to the venue of the conference. Please make sure to be on time!

9:00-10:00 Country presentations Atrium

10:30-12:30 Workshop session: 1) Digital data collection and Planning Tools Atrium 2) Motivating People: How to organize

mobility events MeetingRoom

12:30-14:00 Lunch

14:00-17:30 Workshop session 1) Kick-starting markets for E-mobility - Atrium Identifying viable options for policy

makers 2) Make Transport matter in NDCs MeetingRoom

Wednesday, September 26th, 2018 Workshop Day 3

08:20 The workshop venue is the Digital Eatery at Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel

Charlottenstraße 46, 10117 Berlin We will offer a walking and a public transport joint group to go together to the venue of the event. Please make sure to be on time!

9:00-10:00 Country presentations Atrium

Workshop session: 1) Kick-starting markets for E-mobility - Atrium 10:30-12:30 Identifying viable options for policy makers 2) Make Transport matter in NDCs MeetingRoom

12:30-14:00 Lunch

From 14:00 Free Afternoon

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Thursday, September 27th, 2018 – Climate Action in Transport Conference

08:15 Starting our Climate Action in Transport Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel Conference: The conference venue is the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche We will offer a walking and a public Lindenstraße 85, 10969 Berlin transport joint group to go together to the venue of the conference. Please make sure to be on time!

08:30-09:00 Registration and Morning coffee

09:00-09:30 Welcome Remarks and Keynote Speech MainHall

Keynote - Taking bold decisions for clean MainHall 09:30-09:45 mobility

Panel Discussion MainHall 09:45 – 10:45 Enabling Governments: How to drive and shape the Mobility Transformation?

10:45 – 11:15 Group Picture & Coffee Break

Country Flashlights MainHall 11:15 – 12:30 Key Actions on Smart, Marketable and Clean Mobility Solutions

12:30 – 13:30 Lunch

Wakeup call Having a look at the Global MainHall 13:30 – 14:00 Status Quo – Where is the Transition?

Side sessions 1) Towards Clean Vehicles: The Future SeminarRoom 7 of Internal Combustion Engines

13:45-15:30 2) Sustainable Logistics. Governing the SeminarRoom 4/5 transition in cities and beyond 3) Global Innovation in Transport: MainHall Active policy making or laissez- faire?

Reporting Back and Closing Interviews MainHall 15:15 - 16:30 Transforming Transport is Tough – How to

make it happen anyway!

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From Expert to Expert – Connect with Complete Venue 16:30- 17:30 Change Makers App based Match Making

Party on a Boat on the river (18:30- Meeting Point at 17:30: In front of the 17:30 21:30), Wallstraße 76-79, 10179 Berlin entrance of the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche

Friday, September 28th, 2018 – FieldTrip

08:30 Starting our FieldTrip in Berlin, Meeting at the lobby of the Hotel Motel One Division into 3 Groups We will offer 3 FieldTrips. Starting point of

all groups is in the lobby or in front of the Motel One. Please make sure to be on time!

Fieldtrip in Berlin Berlin on Sustainable Transport (3 Groups) 1) “Integrated Mobility Solutions” with Antje Merschel (guided walking and public transport tour) 09:00 – 13:00 2) “Berlin’s Sharing Mobility” with Jonas Bleckmann (bike tour on Nextbikes) 3) “Smart Mobility and Planning” with Oliver Lah (guided walking and public transport tour)

Farewell Lunch in the Kaefer Restaurant on Besucherzentrum Bundestag, 13:30 top of the German Bundestag (optional) Scheidemannstraße, 10557 Berlin

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Overview of venues

For your stay in Berlin, it is important you know how to get to the two main venues of all conference activities: the Digital Eatery and the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkriche departing from the Hotel Motel One Alexanderplatz. We suggest that you join the group to move between the venues.

Designhotel Motel One

All participants are staying at the Designhotel Motel One at Alexanderplatz. We will have a Get-Together in the One-Lounge of the Hotel on Sunday, September 23, 19:30h and the Lobby will serve as our Gathering Point during the week. Below you can find information how to reach the hotel with public transport from the central train station and from the airport.

 Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz Grunerstraße 11 10179 Berlin Germany +49 30 2096978-0 [email protected]

Source: motel-one.com

The Alexanderplatz as the heart of the city is an excellent base for exploring the trendy quarter with all its inspiring urban art and the countless fashion boutiques in Berlin. The famous sights on every tourist's schedule are easily reached: the TV tower, and are a stone’s throw away from the hotel; and from Alexanderplatz station, you can catch overground and underground connections to , Gate and the various districts of Berlin. Dive head-first into the renowned Berlin nightlife at or browse the quirky shops and bars in the trendy districts of Berlin-Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg.

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Getting to the Hotel Alexanderplatz is an urban transport hub, serviced by a range of subway and S-Bahn lines and regional trains. The TXL bus goes to Tegel Airport and the RB-Express 14 takes you to Schönefeld Airport.

Station Underground station (TXL Bus) ALEXANDERPLATZ Bus (Bus 200) MOLL/OTTO-BRAUN-Straße

1.1 From Berlin central train station to the Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz The Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz is located next to the train station S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf as shown on the map below. From Berlin central station there are several trains leaving in the direction of Alexanderplatz every 5 minutes: -> direction Ahrensfelde Bhf -> direction Nord or Mahlsdorf Bhf -> direction Erkner Bhf

Exit the station on the south-east side towards Gontardstraße, walk straight south and turn right to get onto the Rathausstraße. Turn right on the first possibility on the Rathausstraße and walk until you reach the end of the street. You will find the hotel left at the street corner.

The whole journey will take you approximately 5 minutes.

1.2 From Berlin Tegel airport to the Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz From the airport Berlin Tegel the city centre and hotel can be best reached by the bus TXL 1) Follow the airport signs and leave the Terminal A at the main Exit. 2) Pass the information Service and stop at the stand BVG in order to buy a single ticket (2,80 € will not be provided by the events expenses) towards Bahnhof Alexanderplatz they will inform you about the departure times. 3) Take a turn to the right towards a platform. Information service There you can take the Bus TXL. The bus will either go directly to the Bahnhof Alexanderplatz or you will need to change at central station to take the S5 -> Busstation direction Mahlsdorf Bhf until Bahnhof Alexanderplatz. 4) Exit the station on the south east side towards Gontardstraße, walk straight south and turn right to get onto the Rathausstraße. Turn right on the first possibility on the Rathausstraße and walk until you reach the end of the street. 5) You will find the hotel left at the street corner.

The whole journey will take you approximately 45 minutes.

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1.3 From Berlin Schoenefeld airport to the Hotel Motel One-Alexanderplatz

From the train station at Schönefeld Airport the S-Bahn lines and run to the city center. Travelers who want to get to Berlin Central Station can take the S9 until the station and then change to the S-Bahn lines S5, S7 or which stop at Central Station. From Schönefeld Airport the following buses run to Berlin's city center: From Terminal A: 163, 171, X7, N7, N60 In short: 1) Go to the platform for local trains (S-bahn) S Flughafen Berlin-Schönefeld Bhf, recognizable by the green S. 2) Buy a single ticket (3, 40 €) at the ticket machine at the platform or DB booth and time-stamp your ticket. 3) Take RB14 or RE7 to Nauen, Bahnhof (optional: S9 to ) and exit at S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf (Berlin) 4) Exit the station on the south east side towards Gontardstraße, walk straight south and turn right to get onto the Rathausstraße. Turn right on the first possibility on the Rathausstraße and walk until you reach the end of the street. On the left corner you will find the hotel.

1.4 By Taxi

Phone Numbers of the largest Taxi Companies: 44 33 22 Taxi Funk Berlin 26 10 26 Funk Taxi Berlin 26 30 00 Quality Taxi Fare: TEGEL to City-East (Alexanderplatz): about 26 Euro SCHÖNFELD to City East (Alexanderplatz): about 41 Euro

Paying the taxi driver: Passengers can pay taxi fares either in cash or by debit and credit card. Please note that taxi drivers are not obliged to accept all types of cards so it's best to carry some cash. When paying with a card, passengers may be asked to provide some form of identification.

You can find more information about the public transportation options in Berlin here:

Link: https://www.berlin.de/en/public-transportation/ Information about all types of public transport, the rates and descriptions of travel routes can be found here.

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The Locations

Microsoft Showrooms: Digital Eatery/ Microsoft Atrium Our Workshops of the Transport and Climate Change Week from Monday 24th to Wednesday 26th of September will take place at the Microsoft Showroom in Berlin:

 Microsoft Showrooms called “Digital Eatery / Microsoft Atrium” Charlottenstraße 46, 10117 Berlin / 17 Germany

We will guide you from the hotel to the venue every morning. We will meet every morning at 8:20h in the lobby of the Hotel Motel One, please make sure to be on time. You can choose from two different groups to reach the location: Walking, or going by Public Transport.

1.1 Walking to the Microsoft Venue

If you want to start your day by moving and catching some fresh air, you can walk approx. 22 min to the venue Unter den Linden 17; it is about 1,8km. We suggest you to take the route shown on the map above:

 Follow the Grunerstraße/B1 to the south  Take a right in the direction of Rathausstraße  Take a left onto Rathausstraße  Take the right on the first opportunity to get into the park  Cross the park passing the fountain to get to Karl- Liebknecht-Str.  Take a left onto Karl-Liebknecht-Str.  Go straight following the Karl-Liebknecht-Str.  Cross the bridge and stay straight on the Unter den Linden The Digital Eatery is located on your left. You find the Google Maps Route here.

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1.2 Using Public Transport to the Digital Eatery The TXL will depart at S+U Alexanderplatz and go directly in just three stops to the station Unter den Linden/Friedrichstr. (direction: Flughafen Tegel Airport). The Digital Eatery will be on your left.

 You can also get there by taking the S3 in direction Spandau Bhf. You will need to get out after two stops at Bahnhof Berlin Friedrichstraße. From there you need to walk approx. 8 minutes.  Leave the station to the east to get on the Friedrichstraße  Follow the Friedrichstraße to the right until you reach the Unter den Linden and turn left.  Go straight on the Unter den Linden until the Charlottenstraße.  On the corner on the right between Charlottenstraße and Unter den Linden 17 you will find the Digital Eatery.

Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche Our Climate Action in Mobility Conference on Thursday, September 27 will take place at the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche. We will guide you to the venue of the conference. We meet at 8:20h in the lobby of the Designhotel Motel One, please make sure to be on time.

 Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche, Lindenstraße 85, 10969 Berlin

1.1 From the Hotel Motel One to Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche

We will meet in the hotel lobby of the hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplaetz at 08:20h to get to the venue of the conference together. The 248 will depart at S+U Alexanderpl./Grunerstr (direction: U Breitenbachplatz via S Südkreuz), which you will reach by leaving the hotel to the left and crossing the rail way. The journey will take approx. 10 minutes and you will need to get out at Jüdisches Museum after six stops. The Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche will be directly on the left.

1.2 From Airport Tegel Berlin to Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche

Take the 128 U Osloer Str. to U Kurt-Schumacher-Platz (9 minutes/6 stops). There you will change to take the U6U Hallesches Tor to Kochstraße. Str (13 stops). You will need to walk approx. ten minutes.

 Take a left to Rudi-Dutschke-Straße  Turn right on the second opportunity onto the Markgrafenstraße follow the street until the end and turn left. You will directly see the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche on the corner.

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Catering

Breakfast (in the Hotel), Coffee Breaks and Lunch are provided daily.

We provide fresh drinks, as well as coffee and tea throughout the entire event in the Digital Eatery and in the Tagungswerk Jerusalemkirche.

A packed lunch back will wait for you on Friday for the Field Trip.

We try to take out mission seriously in all aspects of the conference. Therefore, the menu throughout the whole week will be vegetarian, regional and mostly ecological. One of the arguments for this choice of menu as follows ;-)

Study on vegetarian diet:

If all people on this earth would eat vegetarian the GHG emission produced by animal farming could be reduced by 63 percent.

Please note, that we do not take care on dinners, but are happy to provide tips and recommendations.

Please find some tips below.

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Meet and Eat in Berlin Here are some restaurant tips for your daily dinner. After all the vegetarian lunches, you might be longing for some meat, which you will definitely find in those restaurants :-)

Experience the typical German Cuisine: „Hofbräu Berlin“ Karl-Liebknecht-Str. 30, 10178 Berlin Phone: 030 679665520 Google Maps Website: http://www.hofbraeu-wirtshaus.de/berlin/

Relax like a German “Schwarzwaldstube” Tucholskystraße 48, 10117 Berlin Phone: 030 28098084 Google Maps Website: http://www.schwarzwaldstuben-berlin.com/

Dine Hip & Slow „Katz Orange“ Bergstraße 22, 10115 Berlin Phone: 030 983208430 Google Maps Website: http://www.katzorange.com/de/about/

Wine& Dine at the “Hackescher Hof” Rosenthaler Str. 40/41, 10178 Berlin Phone: 030 283 52 93 Google Maps Website: http://www.hackescher-hof.de

Let’s get a little fancy at “Paulysaal” Auguststraße 11–13 10117 Berlin Phone: +49 30 3300 6070 Google Maps Website: http://www.paulysaal.com/de/

It smells like barbecue at “Grillroyal” Friedrichstraße 105b, 10117 Berlin Phone: 030 28879288 Website: http://grillroyal.com/

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Taste some Italian flavours “Mädchenitaliener” Alte Schönhauser Str. 12, 10119 Berlin Phone:03040041787 Google Maps: Website: https://www.facebook.com/maedchenitaliener/

Russian time “Restaurant Pasternak” Knaackstraße 22/24, 10405 Berlin Phone: 030 4413399 Google Maps Website: http://restaurant-pasternak.de/

Get the Japanese flow “Cocolo Ramen” Gipsstr. 3, 10119 Berlin Phone: Google Maps Website: http://kuvchi.de/restaurant/cocolo-ramen/

A fast taste of Vietnam “Banh Mi Stable” alte schönhauserstr. 50, 10119 Berlin Phone: 0170 9680959 Google Maps: Website: http://banhmistable.com/ (closes at 6pm)

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ChangeMakerMeetings

Throughout the conference we provide a conference software (Converve) with which you can follow your personal agenda and organize 1on1 meetings with other participants of the week and give us your evaluation at the end of the event.

The meeting software can be accessed via https://transportweek.converve.io/

You will be provided with a personal registration link before the conference.

Click on Login at the upper right top of the website.

The three things you can do with Converve:

1. MatchMakerMeetings

Make 1:1 appointments with all other participants of the week.

Via “Request new meetings” you can have a look at all participants attending the event and send them a digital request to meet. When they accept, the software will give you a time and place where to meet your 1:1 counterpart.

Only at the conference we will have oura “Expert to Expert” meetings session (MatchMakerMeetings). You can choose from a list of topics to meet participants who are as interested in a field of expertise as you are, for example e- mobility or NDCs.

2. Personal Agenda Click on “My Agenda” and you can access your personal agenda for the week. Available there for you are all agendas of the workshops that you have registered for as well as the side sessions and side programms. Also all Meetings that you have requested with other participants will be part of your personal agenda here.

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3. Evaluate the event afterwards

After the event you can rate the organization, the topics and the logistics of the event. We will reach out to you via the Converve software to make next year’s Transport and Climate Change Week even better for you.

The City of Berlin

Welcome to Berlin, the old – and new – capital of Germany. Berlin is Germany’s largest city in terms of both population and area, ahead of , and . It is also one of Germany’s three city-states. Berlin lies at the centre of the metropolitan region of Berlin-Brandenburg; with 6 million inhabitants, the area includes the city and the entire surrounding state of Brandenburg. Berlin is regarded nationally and internationally as a centre for politics, culture, art, media, science and sport. It is a major European transport hub and is continuing to grow in importance. People are drawn to Berlin for many reasons, including its quirky reputation and vibrant nightlife, its diverse range of old and new architecture and the high quality of life it offers (Discover Berlin by Sustainable Transport, GPSM).

 Population: 3.67 million, workforce 1.8 million (February 2017)  Surface and extension: 892 km²; E-W 45 km, N-S 38 km  Density: 4,148 inhabitants per km²  Car ownership: 327 cars / 1,000 inhabitants  Transport association: Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB)

MODAL SPLIT Berlin 2013 in % Germany (weighted city average) in % Private motor vehicle: 30 40 Public transport: 27 20 : 13 13 Walking: 31 27

“Discover Berlin by Sustainable Transport”

 More information about how to visit the vibrant City of Berlin with sustainable modes of transport, see the GPSM (German Partnership on Sustainable Mobility) SUSTAINABLE URBAN TRANSPORT Guide.

(Link:http://www.german-sustainable-mobility.de/wp- content/uploads/2015/01/giz_TravelGuide_Berlin_Online.pdf)

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General Information: Germany

Language: German (the most commonly spoken foreign language is English) Currency: Euro Time Zone: Central European Summer Time (CEST = UTC+2)

Climate Berlin has a continental climate with cold winters, hot summers and fairly mild autumns and springs. Temperatures in September can vary between min. 10 and max. 20 degrees. Days in September can also be rainy and windy. We will provide umbrellas though :)

Electricity In Germany the standard voltage is 230V with frequency 50 Hz. The power sockets used are of type F (two-pin plugs). Do not forget to bring an international power adapter!

Telephone The telephone prefix for calling Germany from other countries is +49. The prefix for calling directly Berlin from other countries is +49 030.

Emergency Police: 110 Ambulance/Emergency doctor and Fire department: 112

Medical services Pharmacies (‘Apotheke’) are generally open Monday to Saturday from 09:00 AM to 08:00 PM. Pharmacies can be recognized by a special sign (red capital A).

Embassies in Berlin: Here you can find information about the embassies in Berlin if you have problems with your passport or visa regulations. You can find all phone numbers and addresses of embassies here. (Link: https://www.berlin.de/en/tourism/travel-information/2917712-2862820- embassies-in-berlin.en.html ).

Shopping hours Monday to Saturday: Shops, department stores, shopping malls and supermarkets are usually open between 08:00 or 09:00 and 20:00 or 21:00 from Mondays to Saturdays. Some supermarkets open their doors at 07:00 and close at 22:00 or even midnight. Please note: Shops are usually closed on Sundays. Exceptions are shops offering touristic products, stores at airports and railway stations, and petrol stations.

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Last but not least: some useful basic German phrases:

Yes Ja Do you speak English? Sprechen Sie Englisch? No Nein Where is the Wo sind die Toiletten? bathroom? Please Bitte Lactose-free Lactosefrei Thank you Danke Gluten-free Glutenfrei Excuse me Entschuldigen Sie bitte Vegetarian Vegetarisch Airport Flughafen Pork Schweinefleisch Train station Bahnhof Water Wasser Pharmacy Apotheke 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, eins, zwei, drei, vier, fünf Fair Messe 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 sechs, sieben, acht, neun, zehn

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Side Programme

We want to ensure that you enjoy your stay in Berlin to the fullest. Alongside the Transport and Climate Change Week 2018 we offer you several opportunities to participate in other free-time activities.

Get-Together: The first chance to Meet & Greet

 When: Sunday, 23. September 2018, at 7:30pm  Where: at the Bar of the Hotel Motel One Berlin- Alexanderplatz, Grunerstraße 11, 10179 Berlin

Join a pleasant get-together with drinks, offering the unique chance to socialize, discuss and share your ideas on future urban mobility with other workshop participants/transport experts of the week. The reception will take place on Sunday, 23rd of September at 7:30 pm at the bar of the Hotel Motel One Berlin-Alexanderplatz.

Participation is free of charge.

Visit of the Berliner Bundestag (optional)

 When: Monday September 24, at 19:30 pm  Where: in the Lobby of the Hotel Motel-One to get to the German Parlament, Platz der Republik 1, Deutscher Bundestag, 11011 Berlin

On Monday Evening you will have the possibility to visit the Bundestag and get to know the famous building of the German Federal Parliament. Please be aware, that the guided tour will only be offered in English.

Very Important Information: To enter the Bundestag you will need your valid passport or ID. Without this official document you cannot enter the Restaurant or the building of the Bundestag. Please make sure you carry it with you that day.

Explore the vibrant Berlin by boat oat night (optional)

 When: 6:30 pm  Where: Märkisches Ufer, Wallstraße, 10179 Berlin

U-Bahnhof Märkisches Museum:

S-Bahnhof Jannowitzbrücke: , S3, S5, S7, S9 2 Min. Fußweg

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Farewell Lunch in the building of Berliner Bundestag (optional)

 When: at 1:30 pm  Where: Käfer DACHGARTEN-RESTAURANT in the German Parlament, (Platz der Republik 1, Deutscher Bundestag, 11011 Berlin)

On the last day of the TCC-Week we want to invite you to our farewell lunch in the roof garden restaurant in the building of the Berliner Bundestag. Don’t miss this event and enjoy the last day of the TCC-Wek in a very special atmosphere together with the other participants.

Photo Credits: https://www.reedereiwinkler.de/de/citytouren/c3;https://www.feinkost-kaefer.de/berlin; motel-one.com schiffbilder.de

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Contact: mailto:[email protected]

Cooperation Partners

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