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What is Berlin's Central Station?

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof metro station is the central station of Berlin, Germany. It was officially opened by a ceremonial official opening on May 26, 2020. It is situated on the former site of the old Lehrter Bahnhof and on the newly constructed Berlin S-bahn commuter train.

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof central station is also the departure point for the various international trains that travel to the city. The most popular is the Berlin-Heidelberg train. The other is the Berlin-Neukirchen train. There are also a number of local trains that travel to the various parts of Germany. It is not uncommon to find local trains that stop at different stations along the way.

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof central station has two terminals. They are the Hauptbahnhofbahnhof and the Hauptbahnhofstraße. From the Hauptbahnhofbahnhof the train departs from the Hauptbahnhof Station. On the other hand, the Hauptbahnhofstraße is located between the Hauptbahnhof and the Alexanderplatz. It has a single terminal. There are two train platforms here and they are connected to the other train platforms of the S-bahn train line.

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof central station is accessible by car, bus, tram or subway. All the public transport in the area is linked with the Hauptbahnhof. However, there are several car parks at the Hauptbahnhof as well. The car park in front of the Hauptbahnhof station is also accessible by public transport. A number of shuttle buses also operate here, and these services connect various parts of the city.

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof metro station is connected to the central station by the Hauptbahnhof Hauptbahnhofbahnhofbus. These buses run throughout the day and drop off and pick up passengers from both the Hauptbahnhof and the central station. There are also taxis waiting to take you to the Hauptbahnhofbahnhof.

The Berlin Hauptbahnhof central station is also connected to the central station by the Berlin Metro. The Berlin Metro line runs through the city centre and connects the Hauptbahnhof with the U-Bahn and Schoenefeld, a major underground public transport system. The U-Bahn network provides easy access to the whole of Berlin and the S-bahn provides access to all the major districts of Berlin.

The metro is one of the most popular forms of public transport in Berlin and it is the most convenient form of transport for the tourists visiting the city. The Berlin metro network has about four different lines that serve the entire city. These include the U-Bahn, U-Ud, U-Bahn, U-Berlin, U-Ud-Rei and U-Ud. The line connecting the U-Bahn with the U-Bahn station is called U3 and the other lines connect the U-Bahn to different parts of the city including the Charlottenburgstrasse.

The Berlin Metro station is also linked to the national railway network of Germany. There are several intercity trains from the airport to Berlin's central station and many bus routes in the central Berlin region. Busways connecting the city centre to the rest of the state of Germany are also available.

The metro is also connected to a variety of tourist destinations by rail. There are a number of direct trains and buses that run to the tourist attractions of the city. The Berlin Metro is also connected to a number of cities of the former East Germany including Dresden, Munich, Cologne and Leipzig.