Transfer Prague Airport Berlin

Transfer from Prague Airport (Vaclav Havel) to Berlin is a convenient way to travel between the two capitals of Europe. The distance between Prague Airport and the center of Berlin is about **350-370 kilometers**, and the journey by car will take approximately **4-5 hours**, depending on the traffic situation and the chosen route.

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Transfer options:

1. **CZtransfer transfer**:
— The most convenient and comfortable way to travel, especially if you have a lot of luggage or are traveling with a group. A private transfer from Prague airport to Berlin means that a taxi driver from Prague airport CZtransfer will meet you at the airport, help you with your luggage and take you directly to the specified address in Berlin.
— The cost of such a transfer varies depending on the company and type of car, but is usually around **200-400 euros** per car. You can find out the price and order a transfer from Prague airport to Berlin by clicking here or calling +420 773 477 799 viber, whatsapp, telegram.

You can also order a taxi from Prague airport to Berlin in advance by filling out an application

2. **CZtransfer Taxi**:
— CZtransfer offers taxi services from Berlin to Prague Airport for a longer distance, but it is possible. However, the cost of a taxi can be significantly higher than a private transfer.

3. **Bus and Train**:
— An alternative to a private transfer is to take a bus or train, but you will have to make your own way to the train station or bus station in Prague.
— **Bus**: There are regular buses (companies such as FlixBus) between Prague and Berlin, which run from Prague bus stations to various points in Berlin. Travel time is approximately **4-5 hours**.
— **Train**: The train journey from Prague to Berlin takes approximately **4-4.5 hours**. Direct trains depart from Prague Main Station (Hlavní nádraží).

Benefits of a private transfer from CZtransfer:
— **Comfort**: You will be met directly at the airport and can go straight away without having to wait or change planes.
— **Flexibility**: You can choose a convenient departure time and stops along the way.
— **Comfort for groups and families**: If you are traveling in a group or with children, a private transfer from Prague airport to Berlin will be the most convenient option.

A transfer from Prague to Berlin allows you to travel stress-free and with maximum comfort, especially if you want to get to your destination quickly and conveniently.

berlin

Berlin is the capital and largest city of Germany, known for its rich history, cultural diversity and dynamic atmosphere. The city combines historical monuments, traces of the destruction of World War II, the legacy of the Cold War, modern architecture and a vibrant cultural life.

Brandenberg Gate Berlin

Top Berlin Attractions:

1. **Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor)**:
— One of the main symbols of Berlin and Germany as a whole. Built in the late 18th century, the gate became a symbol of German unification after the fall of the Berlin Wall. It is a must-see in Berlin.

2. **Berlin Wall (Berliner Mauer)**:
— The wall that separated East and West Berlin during the Cold War has become one of the most famous symbols of the era. Today, you can see preserved sections of the wall, such as the **East Side Gallery**, where graffiti by artists from all over the world has been painted on the wall.

3. **Reichstag (Reichstag)**:
— The building of the German parliament, one of the main attractions in Berlin. On the roof of the Reichstag is a glass dome that offers panoramic views of the city. Admission is free, but you must register in advance to visit.

4. **Holocaust Memorial (Holocaust-Mahnmal)**:
— This memorial, located in the city center near the Brandenburg Gate, is dedicated to the memory of the Jews who perished during World War II. The memorial consists of 2,711 concrete slabs of varying heights, creating a labyrinth-like feel.

5. **Museum Island (Museumsinsel)**:
— This is a unique museum complex on an island in the middle of the Spree River. It is home to five famous museums, including the **Pergamon Museum**, which houses the Pergamon Altar and the Ishtar Gate of Babylon, and the **Alte Museum**, famous for its collection of ancient art.

6. **Alexanderplatz**:
— The main square in the eastern part of Berlin, famous for its **Fernsehturm** television tower, which is one of the tallest buildings in Europe. There are many shops, cafes and restaurants here.

7. **Checkpoint Charlie**:
— The famous border crossing that divided East and West Berlin during the Cold War. Today it is an important historical landmark with a museum telling the story of the escape attempts over the wall and the political division of the city.

8. **Tiergarten**:
— A huge city park in the center of Berlin, an ideal place for walks, picnics and outdoor recreation. Here is also the **Victory Monument (Siegessäule)**, a column with a gilded statue of the goddess Victoria on top.

9. **Kurfürstendamm**:
— One of the most famous streets in Berlin, known for its shops, cafes and hotels. The famous **KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens)**, one of the largest department stores in Europe, is located here.

10. **Charlottenburg Palace (Schloss Charlottenburg)**:
— A luxurious Baroque palace located in the western part of Berlin. The palace is surrounded by a beautiful park, and the interiors feature art collections, furniture, and jewelry associated with the Prussian royal family.

Cultural life:

1. **Berlin Museums and Galleries**:
— Berlin is home to a huge number of museums and galleries, many of which are located on the Museum Island. Famous institutions also include the **Museum of Modern Art (Hamburger Bahnhof)** and the **Kultfabrik Gallery (Kulturbrauerei)**.

2. **Theaters and Opera**:
— Berlin is famous for its theaters and opera houses. It is home to such famous institutions as the **Berlin State Opera (Staatsoper Unter den Linden)**, the **German Opera (Deutsche Oper)** and the **Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra**, considered one of the best in the world.

3. **Nightlife**:
— Berlin is known for its diverse and active nightlife. There are many bars, clubs and cultural spaces where concerts and parties are held. One of the most famous clubs in the world is **Berghain**, which is considered the center of techno culture.

History and Architecture:

1. **Second and Third Reichs**:
— Berlin played a key role in the history of Germany during the Second Reich (German Empire) and the Third Reich (Nazi Germany). There are numerous historical monuments related to these periods.

2. **Berlin Wall and the Cold War**:
— The city was a symbol of the division of the world into East and West during the Cold War. In Berlin, you can visit museums dedicated to this period, such as the **DDR Museum**.

Modern Berlin:

Today, Berlin is a dynamic and cosmopolitan city known for its openness, freedom and innovation. Many trends in art, music, fashion and design are born here. The city attracts people from all over the world with its atmosphere of creative freedom and opportunities for self-expression.

Practical information:

— **Getting there**: Berlin Willy Brandt International Airport (BER) is located 18 km from the city centre and is connected to it by a good public transport network (trains, buses).
— **Transportation**: Berlin has a well-developed public transport network: buses, trams, underground (U-Bahn) and trains (S-Bahn). The city is easy to explore on foot or by bike.
— **Best time to visit**: Summer is a popular time to visit, but the city is also beautiful in spring and autumn, and there are fewer tourists at this time.

Berlin is a city with a unique history that continues to evolve and surprise, offering its visitors both the opportunity to immerse themselves in the past and to enjoy modern culture.