City Circle Berlin

Hop-on-Hop-off with twenty-six stops between Kurfürstendamm and Ostbahnhof: One round takes two and a half hours, with an unlimited number possible within the ticket's validity period. The day ticket costs 28.50 Euros online, children under six travel free, the audio guide is available in twenty languages. One wheelchair accessible space is available on every bus.

Twenty-six Stops between Ku’damm and Ostbahnhof

City Circle Berlin offers the variant of the city tour where you decide how long you want to stay seated. The Best of Berlin line has twenty-six stops, at each of which you can alight, look around, and re-board one of the following buses. A complete round takes approximately two and a half hours, and an unlimited number of rounds are possible within the ticket’s validity period. The route connects West and East: Gedächtniskirche, KaDeWe, Kulturforum, Potsdamer Platz, Checkpoint Charlie, Gendarmenmarkt, Rotes Rathaus, Alexanderplatz, Karl-Marx-Allee, East Side Gallery, Museumsinsel, Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Hauptbahnhof, Siegessäule and back to Kurfürstendamm. There is no fixed starting point, but the first stop is on Kurfürstendamm, where the ticket office is also located. You can see where the buses are currently traveling on a live tracker. The buses run frequently, so the waiting time at a stop remains manageable; however, in autumn 2026, two stops will not be served due to construction, and the stop at the Gedächtniskirche has been relocated.

Tickets, Languages, and Comfort

The City Circle Berlin day ticket costs 28.50 Euros online for adults and 16.50 Euros for children aged six to fourteen; the family ticket for two adults and up to three children is 69.50 Euros. For 48 hours, it’s 32.50 Euros, and for 72 hours, 36.50 Euros. Children under six travel free, school classes of ten or more people pay from 18 Euros per person. For more options, combine the bus ticket with a one-hour Spree river cruise for 57 Euros or with the Panoramapunkt at Potsdamer Platz for 45 Euros. On board, there is free Wi-Fi and an audio guide in twenty languages, plus two dedicated children’s channels in German and English; headphones are free. In warm weather, the buses sometimes operate with open roofs, otherwise closed and heated. Each bus has a wheelchair accessible space reachable via a ramp, but it cannot be reserved. Dogs are allowed as long as they do not occupy a seat.