Warschauer Straße

It’s almost always really hectic, especially if you’re navigating the crowds with a bicycle to take on board 😅 People are very colourful though, interesting to look at, and often under the influence of various substances.

Finally I’m in about to city centre. Such nice modern station spacious with escalators, lift, many cafes and restaurants around. You can get trains for many destinations from this station. Even tram stop is just out there for more connections. Great for tourists as nice views around. Even I like to walk at canal side. Let me start to explore the city now

I like it's location and the old architecture. From there you can take the U-Bahn to go through the Oberbaumbrücke crossing the Spree river with a lovely view of the Molecule Man and the Berliner Fernsehturm!

Yet another busy train station in Berlin. RE and S Bahn both come on this station. Warschauer is a party area and that is reflected in the station's cleanliness. I was there on a Sunday morning and the place looked like an after party place with garbage lying around everywhere. Also, at night the place can be crowded and you need to look after your belongings and yourself as I didn't find the place to be very safe. Infrastructure wise it was really well built and is one the important train stations in Berlin with lot of connections.

Lot of construction projects around. But it’s one of the main station of Berlin. Take the S9 if you want to goto the Airport. Basically this station gets your everywhere.

Much Less congestion compared with Berlin Central station. Rewe at your finger tip(On the 1st floor) along café shop.

Always crowded in the night, for people searching for good time on weekends, need to take care of your wallet, quite a lot pickpockets here

was my local station during my stay, so so so cool leaving on the u-bahn towards the oberbaumbrücke. had no u-bahn issues and only infrequent s-bahn issues - surprising given DB's record. very convenient for getting to city centre as well as to locations in the east via transfer to trams

It’s almost always really hectic, especially if you’re navigating the crowds with a bicycle to take on board 😅 People are very colourful though, interesting to look at, and often under the influence of various substances.

Finally I’m in about to city centre. Such nice modern station spacious with escalators, lift, many cafes and restaurants around. You can get trains for many destinations from this station. Even tram stop is just out there for more connections. Great for tourists as nice views around. Even I like to walk at canal side. Let me start to explore the city now

I like it's location and the old architecture. From there you can take the U-Bahn to go through the Oberbaumbrücke crossing the Spree river with a lovely view of the Molecule Man and the Berliner Fernsehturm!

Yet another busy train station in Berlin. RE and S Bahn both come on this station. Warschauer is a party area and that is reflected in the station's cleanliness. I was there on a Sunday morning and the place looked like an after party place with garbage lying around everywhere. Also, at night the place can be crowded and you need to look after your belongings and yourself as I didn't find the place to be very safe. Infrastructure wise it was really well built and is one the important train stations in Berlin with lot of connections.

Lot of construction projects around. But it’s one of the main station of Berlin. Take the S9 if you want to goto the Airport. Basically this station gets your everywhere.

Much Less congestion compared with Berlin Central station. Rewe at your finger tip(On the 1st floor) along café shop.

Always crowded in the night, for people searching for good time on weekends, need to take care of your wallet, quite a lot pickpockets here

was my local station during my stay, so so so cool leaving on the u-bahn towards the oberbaumbrücke. had no u-bahn issues and only infrequent s-bahn issues - surprising given DB's record. very convenient for getting to city centre as well as to locations in the east via transfer to trams