Berlin Airport - There are three main, international airports situated in Berlin. The first of which is Tegel Airport. This is a conveniently located airport, which has recently been renovated and revamped. Everything is very easy to reach from Tegel airport, and the airport itself is extremely passenger friendly. The Public Transport connections that lead you into town are easy to find and easy to navigate. City and transport maps are available at the Airport’s Tourist Information Centre from Berlin Tourismus Marketing.

If you are planning to go into the city of Berlin by bus, you should take the X9, 109, or the 128 bus. The bus connections to the underground and Zoo Station (central Station near the Ku’damm area) can be found just outside the airport terminal.

A taxi ride to Central Berlin (East or West) will cost about € 15.00 - 17.00.

Tempelhof Airport is the smallest of the airports in Berlin, and it lies just south of the city. It can be found on the U6 (Underground Line 6). Stadtmitte, the new city centre, is only a few stops away by underground, which means you can reach the centre in approximately twenty minutes.

A taxi ride to Central Berlin (East or West) will cost about € 12.00.

Schönefeld is the airport of the old Eastern Berlin, and is located some 18km southeast of the city centre. Most Charter Flight companies fly to this well-established, and reliable airport. The easiest way to get into town is by Airport Express. This will get you to the Ku’damm in around 30 minutes.

If you decide not to go by Airport Express, then you should get the 171 bus to Rudow U-Bahn station and get to the Zoo by U7 (Underground Line 7).

A taxi ride to the city centre will cost approximately € 23.00.