Conet Transport Pass in Berlin includes 1,2,3,5 days:
Valid from first use for the specified duration.
But it is not enough. Thanks to the Partners of Conet Transport Pass, along with your pass you will receive for free:
Children 0-5 years old travel for free.
The Conet Transport Pass is the European standard for urban mobility: a single digital pass that gives tourists unlimited access to all local public transport—metro, tram, bus, ferry (where available), airport shuttles, and bike sharing—for 1 to 7 days.
Valid in every participating city across Europe, it also includes mobile data and real-time transport information, ensuring the same seamless service wherever you travel.
The Pass is worth it because:
It’s cheaper than buying individual tickets for each journey around the city.
It’s digital.
It’s safe – you don’t need to worry about being double-charged or in over-seas fee on your credit card when buying local tickets.
It’s all-in-one! A single pass to access all means of transport, even from different companies.
Get your Transport Pass for Berlin in 4 easy steps:
Select the number of days
Complete the payment
Send participants details
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Berlin for 24 hours: buses, trams and metro and ferry.
> connection by metro to/from Berlin Airport
> bike sharing
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Berlin for 48 hours: buses, trams and metro and ferry.
> connection by metro to/from Berlin Airport
> bike sharing
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Berlin for 72 hours: buses, trams and metro and ferry.
> connection by metro to/from Berlin Airport
> bike sharing
What is included?
> all urban public transports in Berlin for 5 days: buses, trams and metro and ferry.
> connection by metro to/from Berlin Airport
> bike sharing
Mon–Fri (weeknights): U-Bahn runs until ~1:00 AM and S-Bahn until ~1:00–1:30 AM (varies by line). After that, night buses and Metrotram services cover the city.
Weekends (Fri/Sat and Sat/Sun nights): U-Bahn and S-Bahn run 24 hours, with lower night frequencies.
Main tram routes (Metrotram): operate 24/7, typically every ~30 minutes after midnight.
U-Bahn (metro): 9 lines → U1, U2, U3, U4, U5, U6, U7, U8, U9.
S-Bahn (urban rail): extensive city/suburban network connecting the center and outer districts, including the Ringbahn (circular line).
Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station): main hub for S-Bahn/Regional/ICE + many connections.
Alexanderplatz: major central/tourist hub with U-Bahn and S-Bahn connections.
Friedrichstraße: very central interchange, great for transfers.
Zoologischer Garten (Zoo): key hub in the west, also good for buses and connections.
Ostkreuz: major interchange in the east (many lines).
Warschauer Straße: access to Friedrichshain / East Side Gallery area (plus transfers).
Where to catch trains: the “Flughafen BER” station is beneath Terminal 1 (level U2); buses depart/arrive in front of T1.
FEX (Airport Express): fast link BER ↔ Berlin Hbf, via major nodes such as Ostkreuz.
Also available: regional trains and S-Bahn services run multiple times per hour.
S9: connects BER via key city nodes such as Friedrichstraße and Berlin Hbf; typically every ~20 min (with weekend night service).
Dedicated express and night bus services are available, especially useful early morning/late night.
BER → Alexanderplatz (train): ~30 min (can vary by service and time of day).
BER → central areas with S-Bahn/train + transfers: often ~35–55 min depending on route and connections.
