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A hop-on hop-off ticket is the perfect way to connect these diverse dots—from the regal avenues of the west to the trendy districts of the east.
Glide between essential stops like the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, Alexanderplatz, and the East Side Gallery, listening to audio commentary that unravels the complex stories of a city that was once divided..
Buses typically run daily from morning until late afternoon. Departures are frequent—often every 15 to 30 minutes—though schedules can shift slightly with the seasons.
Service runs year-round. Expect occasional route diversions or schedule tweaks during major events like the Berlin Marathon or large state visits.
Berlin, Germany – Mitte, Charlottenburg, Kreuzberg & Beyond
You can start your tour at any designated stop along the route. Popular starting points include Alexanderplatz, Kurfürstendamm, and the Brandenburg Gate, all of which are major transport hubs.
Berlin’s S-Bahn (suburban train) and U-Bahn (underground) network is extensive. Major stations like Alexanderplatz, Zoologischer Garten, and Hauptbahnhof are key hop-on hop-off starting points. Look for the colorful double-decker buses parked nearby or at designated stops just outside the station exits.
Driving in central Berlin usually requires an environmental badge (Umweltplakette), and street parking can be scarce and expensive. If you drive, it's best to use a Park & Ride facility on the outskirts or a parking garage near Alexanderplatz or Potsdamer Platz, then walk to the nearest bus stop.
Public buses (start with 'M' for MetroBus or numbers like 100 and 200) crisscross the city and often share stops or stop very close to the sightseeing bus points. If you are already in the city center, you are likely just a few minutes’ walk from a hop-on hop-off stop.
Berlin is a walkable city in localized areas. If you are staying in Mitte, near Checkpoint Charlie, or around the Ku'damm shopping street, you can easily walk to a stop. Look for the distinct signage of the sightseeing operators—usually red or yellow markers—indicating where to wait.
Navigate the sprawling German capital with ease, enjoy panoramic views of the Reichstag and TV Tower, and hop off to explore deep history or modern culture whenever you choose.
Hop off in the political and historical heart of Berlin. Walk through the Brandenburg Gate, visit the emotionally powerful Holocaust Memorial, see the Reichstag dome, and stroll down Unter den Linden towards Museum Island.
Explore the former West Berlin center. Shop along the famous Ku'damm avenue, see the bombed spire of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, and relax near the Berlin Zoo. It’s a mix of old-world elegance and modern commerce.
Journey to the former East to see the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, now an open-air gallery covering over a kilometer with murals. Afterwards, explore the gritty, creative vibe of the Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain neighborhoods nearby.

Ride the full loop to get your bearings or use it as your all-day transport.
Upgrade your ticket to include a Spree River cruise for a different perspective.