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How to Find Us Berlin-Mossezentrum Thales Deutschland How to find us Schützenstraße 25 Phone: +49 30 20673 5770 10117 Berlin Fax: +49 30 20673 5799 Berlin-Mossezentrum Germany www.thalesgroup.com/germany Arriving by plane Arrival at Berlin-Tegel airport (TXL) Public transport (approx. 45 min.) Please follow the signs for buses to the bus station located in front of Terminals A and B. Purchase a ticket for the fare zone Berlin AB (€ 2.60) directly from the bus driver or at a machine and validate it. Take the bus 128 in the direction of Osloer Strasse. Disembark at the subway station Kurt-Schumacher-Platz. Take the subway U6 in the direction of Alt-Mariendorf, exiting at the stop for Stadtmitte. Exit in the direction of the train and continue walking straight ahead down the Friedrichstrasse. After 100 m turn left in the Schützenstrasse. You will find the entrance to the Mossezentrum after 450 m on the right -hand side of the street at the intersection with Jerusalemer Strasse. Arrival Berlin-Schönefeld airport (SXF) Public transport (approx. 60 min.) Please follow the signs for the S-Bahn to the train platform. Purchase a ticket for the fare zone Berlin ABC (€ 3,20) at a machine and validate it. Take the S-45 train line in the direction of Südkreuz and disembark at the station Tempelhof. Walk a short 3 minutes to the subway station (U-Bahn). Take the subway U6 in the direction of Alt- Tegel, exiting at the stop for station Stadtmitte. Exit against the direction of the train and continue walking straight ahead down the Friedrichstrasse. After 100 m turn left in the Schützenstrasse. You will find the entrance to the Mossezentrum after 450 m on the right- hand side of the street at the intersection with Jerusalemer Strasse. Taxi Travel time from Berlin-Tegel airport is approx. 25 min. Cost: approx. € 25,00 Travel time from Berlin-Schönefeld airport is approx. 30 min. Cost: approx. € 35,00 Arriving by train Arrival at Berlin central Station Public transport (approx. 20 min.) Please follow the signs for the S-Bahn to the train platform. Purchase a ticket for the fare zone Berlin AB (€ 2,60) at a machine and validate it. Take the S-5 train line in the direction of Strausberg Nord, the S-7 in the direction of Ahrensfelde or the S-75 in the direction of Wartenberg and disembark at the station Friedrichstrasse. Walk a short 3 minutes to the subway station (U-Bahn). Take the subway U6 in the direction of Alt-Mariendorf, exiting at the stop for Stadtmitte. Exit in the direction of the train and continue walking straight ahead down the Friedrichstrasse. After 100 m turn left in the Schützenstrasse. You will find the entrance to the Mossezentrum after 450 m on the right-hand side of the street at the intersection with Jerusalemer Strasse. Taxi Travel time from Berlin central station is approx. 15 min. Cost: approx. € 12,00 Arriving by car From the A100 motorway take Exit 20 for Tempelhofer Damm and continue on the B96 in the direction of Potsdamer Platz, Zentrum/Airport Tempelhof. Continue for approx. 3 km on the Tempelhofer Damm/Mehringdamm and turn right at Tempelhofer Ufer. Continue following the Landwehrkanal. At the next intersection, turn left in the Lindenstrasse/Axel-Springer-Strasse and after 1.5 km turn left in the Schützenstrasse. Note: Observe the state regulations regarding the low emission zones (sticker required). .
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