Berlin · Germany
Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)
Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt (BER) is situated approximately 18 km south-east of Berlin city centre on the border of Berlin and Brandenburg. The airport handles domestic, European, and long-haul international passenger flights across two active co-located terminals: Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Both terminals connect directly to a shared subterranean railway station for direct travel into the capital.
Terminaux
- Terminal 1
- Terminal 2
Arrivée
Arrival procedures depend on whether your flight arrives from within the Schengen border-free area or an international non-Schengen departure point.
- Follow clear overhead signage from your gate towards the Exit and Baggage Claim area.
- Passengers arriving on non-Schengen flights must pass through passport control operated by the German Federal Police.
- Collect checked baggage from the designated carousel in the baggage reclaim hall on the ground level.
- Proceed through customs clearance: select the green exit if you have no goods to declare, or the red exit if carrying items exceeding official allowances.
- Step into the public arrivals hall where ground transportation, information desks, and essential services are located.
Se rendre en ville
Train
Airport Express (FEX) & Regional Trains (RE8, RB23)
Direct, fast rail services running from the station under Terminal 1 to Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Central Station) and key city hubs.
- Durée:
- roughly 30-40 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €4.00 - €5.00 (Berlin ABC ticket)
Train
S-Bahn (S9, S45)
Suburban rail service offering frequent stops across central and eastern Berlin.
- Durée:
- roughly 45-55 minutes
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €4.00 - €5.00 (Berlin ABC ticket)
Train
Express Bus (X7, X71)
Connects Terminals 1 and 2 directly to the underground network (U7 line) at Rudow.
- Durée:
- roughly 15-25 minutes (to Rudow U-Bahn station)
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €4.00 - €5.00 (Berlin ABC ticket)
VTC
Taxi & Rideshare
Official licenced taxi ranks are situated immediately outside Terminal 1 on the arrivals level.
- Durée:
- roughly 35-60 minutes (traffic dependent)
- Coût indicatif:
- typically €50.00 - €70.00
Correspondances & transferts
Transferring between flights involves moving within or between Terminals 1 and 2.
- Schengen to Schengen transfers generally do not require passing through border security or re-clearing security.
- Non-Schengen to Schengen transfers require passing through passport control and security screening prior to entering the departure area.
- Self-connecting passengers must collect baggage, exit into the arrivals hall, and re-check baggage at the landside check-in counters.
Wi-Fi & connectivité
Complimentary high-speed internet access is available throughout all main terminal areas.
- Connect to the network named '_BER Free Wi-Fi'.
- No advance registration or SMS verification is required to start browsing.
- Session duration is unlimited, though re-authentication may be prompted after extended periods.
Argent, cartes & pourboires
Currency exchange counters and cash machines are distributed across arrivals and departures halls.
- Automated teller machines (ATMs) accept major international credit and debit cards.
- Currency exchange services are available in Terminal 1 landside and airside zones.
- Card payments are widely accepted across airport outlets, but keeping small Euro cash notes is helpful for minor local purchases.
Restauration
A range of dining options is located before and after security screening.
- Landside dining options are situated in the public check-in and food court areas of Terminal 1.
- Airside options include quick-service outlets, bakeries, cafes, and sit-down dining options across the main concourses.
- Select options operate extended hours to accommodate early morning and late night flights.
Salons & repos
Multiple airline and independent pay-per-use lounges operate within Terminal 1.
- Lufthansa operates dedicated lounges for eligible business-class passengers and status holders in Terminal 1.
- Independent lounges are accessible via lounge membership programmes or walk-up payment.
- Lounges are located in both Schengen and non-Schengen departures areas.
Hôtels d'aéroport
Hotel accommodation is accessible directly on site within walking distance of the terminal doors.
- IntercityHotel Berlin Brandenburg Airport is located directly adjacent to Terminal 1.
- Steigenberger Airport Hotel Berlin offers premium facilities directly opposite the main terminal complex.
- Additional budget and mid-scale hotels are located short bus rides away near the former Schönefeld area.
Bagages & douane
Baggage facilities include left-luggage storage and lost-property assistance.
- Left-luggage and storage facilities are located on the lower level of Terminal 1 near the railway station access.
- For items misplaced on board an aircraft, contact your operating airline's local ground handler directly.
- For items lost within the terminal building, visit the airport lost property desk or submit an online query.
Famille & accessibilité
Amenities for travellers with young children are positioned throughout the main passenger areas.
- Baby-changing rooms are co-located with major restroom facilities in all terminal sectors.
- Children's play areas are available airside in Terminal 1 to assist families during delays or layovers.
- Family lanes are often available at security checkpoints during busy operating periods.
Installations
- Subterranean Rail Station
- Luggage Storage
- Medical Services
- Pharmacy
- Duty-Free Shops
- Observation Deck
- ATMs & Currency Exchange
- Prayer & Silence Rooms
Urgence & sécurité
Numéro d'urgence local: 112 (Medical/Fire), 110 (Police)
- In a life-threatening medical situation, dial 112 immediately or notify any uniform airport staff member.
- A medical service centre is situated within Terminal 1 for non-emergency or preliminary medical advice.
- For lost passports or urgent legal identity checks, report to the Bundespolizei service office in Terminal 1.
Avant de partir
- Vérifiez la validité de votre passeport et tout visa, ETA ou déclaration d'entrée requis.
- Confirmez votre terminal de départ sur votre carte d'embarquement la veille.
- Activez une eSIM de voyage pour être en ligne dès votre atterrissage.
- Téléchargez des cartes hors ligne et faites une capture d'écran de l'adresse de votre hôtel et de votre référence de réservation.
- Informez votre banque de votre voyage et ayez une carte de paiement de secours.
- Enregistrez le numéro d'urgence local et les contacts de votre ambassade sur votre téléphone.
- Photographiez votre passeport et stockez la copie dans un endroit accessible hors ligne.
- Vérifiez la franchise de bagages et les articles restreints pour votre destination.
Sources officielles
Les opérations aéroportuaires changent. Confirmez toujours les terminaux, tarifs et horaires avec les sources officielles ci-dessous avant de voyager.
- Berlin Brandenburg Airport Official SiteSource aéroportuaire officielle
- Bundespolizei (German Federal Police)Source gouvernementale
- Bundeszollverwaltung (German Customs)Source gouvernementale
- Verkehrsverbund Berlin-Brandenburg (VBB)Source de transport officielle
- Deutsche Bahn Passenger PortalSource de transport officielle
- Bundesministerium für Gesundheit (Federal Ministry of Health)Source gouvernementale
Guide mis à jour le 30 septembre 2026
Les informations sur l'aéroport peuvent changer. Vérifiez les attributions de terminaux, les horaires, les tarifs, les conditions d'entrée et les heures d'ouverture auprès du fournisseur officiel avant de voyager.
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Le Wi-Fi de l'aéroport est lent, limité dans le temps et peu privé. Une eSIM de voyage s'active avant votre vol, ainsi les cartes, les applications VTC et vos e-mails de réservation fonctionnent dès que vous désactivez le mode avion.
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