FINALLY CLOSED IN NOVEMBER 2020

Berlin Schönefeld was the capital’s second airport, located about 18 km south-east of Berlin. It represented the airport most used by Low Cost airlines. EasyJet and RyanAir are the carriers that guarantee the greatest connections with European destinations. Part of the infrastructure has been incorporated into Brandenburg airport, the only Berlin airport since 2020.

The airport had 4 Terminals, identified as A, B, C and D. Inside there were all essential services, shops, restaurants, duty-free and numerous shopping areas. The wifi line was available almost everywhere.

CONNECTIONS BERLIN SCHONEFELD – CENTER

TRAIN AND BUS

Schönefeld is about 20 km from the center but, unlike Tegel, it has a train station, reachable on foot, or via a free airport shuttle, which reaches the main stops including Zoologicher, Hauptbahnof, and Alexanderplatz. The journey takes about half an hour. From the airport you have to take the RE7 or RB14 line, also AIRPORT EXPRESS. It operates every day, including Sundays and holidays, from 04:30 to 23:00 approximately

Alternatively, there are numerous buses, even in night service, which make connections with the center. Or, again, the Shuttle Bus SXF1, from Terminal 1 which takes you to the Berlin-Südkreutz S-Bahn station in 20 minutes and from here you can then take the metro. Our preference, however, is for the Airport Express. Shonefeld airport is located in fare zone C. Therefore, to use public transport you must purchase a single-ride ABC ticket, at a cost of €3.40 (reduced, 2.50) . Alternatively, you can buy the TAGESKARTE ABC all-day ticket, at a cost of €7.70.