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Berlin, Revaler Str. to Alexanderplatz trains

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Trip Overview

The average train between Berlin, Revaler Str. and Alexanderplatz takes 16 min and the fastest train takes 12 min. The train runs at least 10 times per hour from Berlin, Revaler Str. to Alexanderplatz. The journey time may be longer on weekends and holidays; use the search form on this page to search for a specific travel date.

16 min
Duration
4 km
Distance
€8
Average price
Every 10 minutes
Frequency

Tram, train

best
  1. Take the tram from Berlin, Revaler Str. to U Frankfurter Tortram tram M10
  2. Take the train from U Frankfurter Tor to S+U Alexanderplatz Bhftrain train U5
14 min
€6–8

Berlin, Revaler Str. to Alexanderplatz train times

Trains run every 10 minutes between Berlin, Revaler Str. and Alexanderplatz. The earliest departure is at 12:37 AM at night, and the last departure from Berlin, Revaler Str. is at 10:27 AM which arrives into Alexanderplatz at 10:43 AM. All services require a transfer at U Frankfurter Tor and take an average of 16 min. The schedules shown below are for the next available departures.

Departing Saturday, October 10, 2026

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    BVGBVG21 min • 1 change

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    BVGBVG13 min • 1 change

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    BVGBVG22 min • 1 change

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    BVGBVG22 min • 1 change
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Frequently asked questions

Want to know about travelling from Berlin, Revaler Str. to Alexanderplatz? We have put together a list of the most frequently asked questions from our users such as: What is the cheapest mode of transport? What is the quickest option? How much do tickets usually cost? and many more.

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  • Distance: 3.7 km
  • Duration: 16 min

What companies run services between Berlin, Revaler Str., Germany and Alexanderplatz, Germany?

S-Bahn Berlin operates a train from S+U Warschauer Str. to S+U Alexanderplatz Bhf every 5 minutes. Tickets cost €2–3 and the journey takes 6 min.

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