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How to find us in Berlin How to find us in Berlin U6 Ri Alt Tegel S1, 2 Ri Waidmannslust, Oranienburg Arriving ... Deutsche Bahn AG from S+U Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) Potsdamer Platz 2 with the RE 3, 4, 5 10785 Berlin to Potsdamer Platz or with bus M 41 in the direction of Sonnenallee to S+U Potsdamer Platz ᵷ Ẳ Oranienburger Tor Oranienburger Str. S3,5,7,75,9 Ri Zoolog. Garten from Tegel Airport, take bus Line TXL S3,5,7,75,9 to S+U Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) or Hauptbahnhof- Ri Berlin-Ostbahnhof bus Line X9 Lehrter Bahnhof to Zoologischer Garten Ẳ Friedrichstr. from Zoologischer Garten station, take Ẳ ᵷ underground (U-Bahn) Line 2 in the direction of Pankow to Potsdamer Platz or Reichstag Ri. Friedrichstraße Ri. Alexanderplatz Dorotheenstraße S-Bahn Lines - S 3in the direction of Erkner Simsonweg - S 5in the direction of Strausberg Nord Scheidemannstraße Unter den Linden Ẳ - S 7in the direction of Ahrensfelde Straße - S 75in the direction of Wartenberg Unter d. Linden - S 9in the direction of Berlin-Schönefeld Airport Rabin- Straße des 17. Juni Friedrichstr. to Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) or Friedrichstraße ᵷFranzösische Str. ᵷHausvogteipl. changeinFriedrichstraßeto Lenne Straße Ebertstr. Zufahrt ᵷ Ri. Alexanderplatz BellevuestraßeTiefgarage ᵷ - S 1in the direction of Wannsee Bahn Tower Stadtmitte - S 2in the direction of Blankenfelde Mohrenstr. - S 25in the direction of Lichterfelde Süd ᵷ Leipziger Str. to Potsdamer Platz Ben-Gurion-Straße Potsdamer Platz Zufahrt Ẳ ᵷ Tiefgarage U2 Ri Pankow Underground car park traße amer S Stresemannstr. otsd P Ausgang Entrance via Ben-Gurion-Straße or Bellevuestraße Tiefgarage Friedrichstr. On the 3rd basement level, area C (yellow), ᵷKochstr. drive to rear area Exit is signposted "Gebäudezugang Potsdamer Platz 2" ("Access to Potsdamer Platz 2") ẲAnhalter Bhf. Take lift to level 0 When leaving BahnTower again, collect a parking Gleisdreieck voucher at the reception desk U15 Ri Uhlandstr. ᵷ Möckernbrücke ᵷ In the underground car park, validate parking card with Mehringplatz parking voucher at the machine U2 Ri Ruhleben ᵷ S1,2 Ri Wannsee, Blankenfelde Hallesches Tor U1,12,15 (für den Lageplan): Ri Warschauer Str. (Zufahrt Tiefgarage): Entrance to car park U7 Ri Rathaus Spandau U6 Ri Alt-Mariendorf (Ausgang Tiefgarage): Exit from car park.

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