Berlin Central Train Station

Amazing and modern train station. Always full of movement and activity, it is a true transport hub built for the FIFA World cup 2006. It connects long distance, regional and suburban trains with metro, tram and buses.
There is also a huge shopping center embedded full of eateries and various shops. Very safe

The Berlin Central Train Station (Berlin Hauptbahnhof) boasts beautiful modernist/minimalist and futuristic architecture. The place is impeccably clean and flooded with natural light. It offers an abundance of shops, including a supermarket, food court, restaurants, coffee shops, chemist, bookstore, and clothing stores—more than one could ask for. This station should rightfully be a source of pride for Berliners.

The main station list up to its name. The station is huge, big and spacious with plenty of shops and address to pick and run. It’s a three level station with trains passing on the third level and second level spill with tops and restaurants and first level is entrance.

I’ve seen many big and huge stations in cities across Europe and UK. But Berlin Hauptbahnhof Central Train Station is incredibly huge and sophisticated. It was like in the science fiction movie where it’s a home of the aliens or something with spaceship 🚀👾👽
The elevator capsules with glasses, the restaurants chains are everywhere, the brands shops and it’s just like a huge mall but integrated with train station.
I was lost and somehow Berlin treated me kind and some people helped me. I’ll be back someday.

Huge station, but runs so well.
Vert good selection of shops, cafes and coffee shops.
Everything is very well signposted and the information desk was also very helpful.
Very easy to find the right platform and trains were on time and very clean.

This train station is a tourist attraction in itself! It stretches on many levels and even trains arrive on different levels, very modern. There are many shops and restaurants and it’s fairly clean despite the massive traffic.

Berlin main station which is known Hauptbahnhof is the modern and largest station in the German capital Berlin with a lot of escalators and lifts. There’re many cafes and eating places on most of floors and some are very yummy.

This station was opened in May 2006 and this modern building has many levels where trains run every level on top of each other. It is a transportation hub for internal and external trains, a metro station, tram stop in front of it and bus stops around it. The longest route that runs through Berlin Central railway station is the Sibirjak. It links Berlin to some cities in Russia.

The largest train station in the beating heart of Berlin, from which you can travel to all of Germany and travel around in an extremely wonderful and beautiful atmosphere

Berlin Hauptbahnhof Central Train Station is an absolute marvel! It's not just a transportation hub; it's an immersive experience that feels like a scene from a futuristic movie. The elevator capsules with glass walls make you feel like you're in a spaceship ready for takeoff. The abundance of restaurants, brand shops, and convenience stores throughout the station transforms it into a massive integrated mall.

One remarkable feature is its multi-level structure, where trains arrive and depart on different levels, showcasing its modernity. The cleanliness of the station is commendable, given the constant flow of travelers. You'll find familiar chains like McDonald's and REWE, delightful donut shops, captivating bookstores, and so much more.

While the station is a treasure trove, it could benefit from improved signage, especially for English-speaking tourists. Despite this minor hiccup, Berlin Hauptbahnhof remains a tourist attraction in its own right, a destination worth exploring. The kindness of the people and the sheer grandeur of this station will leave you eager to return. A must-visit spot for travelers and a testament to Berlin's forward-thinking infrastructure.

A HUGE and beautiful station full of amazing shops, restaurants and convenience stores. This station is massive and has multiple floors with trains leaving from several platforms. There is a McDonald’s, a REWE, donut shops, book shops and more. Toilets are all mostly clean and only costs a small charge to enter. Signage could be a bit better as an English speaking tourist, can be a bit confusing at times. Apart from this, I love this station.

Very good main train station in Berlin central, with many possibilities to look into shops, coffees and restaurants.
The main trane station is also close to river Spree, where you can use alot of time to explore opportunities alongside the river.

It is a big central station (come with time) where not only subways and local trains stop, but also regional trains as well as inter city express or long-distance trains stop. On the outside, you can see the different bus stations and trolley/tram, and in addition to that, you will fine taxis. During the day there are usually many people arriving or departing. You can find many different stores inside, among them: supermarket, bookstore, bakeries, tourist center, Farmacy, etc.

Very BIG, neat & clean railway Station , I traveled towards Hindenburg by
Flexitrain - Worst experience of Train for Europe, N Heat in such a Cold weather, No Washrooms ( Only One for three Vagans ) No display in train for the journey, No Wifi No Power to recharge Mobiles. Above all running late by 30-40 minutes..

Nice train station, large and with several levels of platforms, but everything is simple, signs are well organized, people are very helpful.

Pretty big station, super! All in one here. Lots of food options are available here if you wanna grab some foods. Other shopping stores are also available

A great station with high quality and diverse facilities. Bear in mind that you need to pay for the toilet, but cards are accepted. Note too that the luggage lockers only accept coins and the change machines were out of action when we visited. Lots of beggars selling papers and collecting in cups - be aware.

Berlin Central Station, or Berlin Hauptbahnhof, is the bustling heart of the city's transportation network. This modern architectural marvel not only connects you to various parts of Germany and Europe but also offers a shopping and dining experience like no other. With its sleek design and easy accessibility, it's the perfect starting point for exploring Berlin's many attractions. Don't forget to grab a coffee and soak in the energy of this iconic transportation hub before you embark on your Berlin adventure.

When I was looking at this steel structure building from the outside and seeing the inside when we entered, we really saw an engineering masterpiece. Amazing!

This state-of-the-art station has a variety of services that pamper its customers: food outlets and restaurants, bookstores, clothing shops, souvenir shops, ATM machines, toilets, etc.

Well strategised, excellent service from the Bahnhof staffs, nice layout, information of the next catching trains are right in every corner, the Bahnhof Staff are right there if incase of any inquiries! And the connecting trams and business are just right close by!

Very big train station. It's a little bit confusing the first time you go. But all the information needed is there to figure it out. The station has a lot of restaurants to choose from. Know that they charge 1€ to use the washroom.