Discover the Bode-Museum: A Treasure of Art and History in Berlin

Getting There

• Car

  If you are driving from Brandenburg, take the A2 highway towards Berlin. Merge onto the A10 Berliner Ring and follow signs for A100 towards Berlin-Zentrum. Continue on the A100 until you reach the exit for 'Mitte' and then follow signs for 'Zentrum.' Once in the city, navigate to Am Kupfergraben 3, where the Bode-Museum is located. Paid parking is available nearby, so be prepared to pay around €2-€3 per hour.

• Train

  From any station in Brandenburg, take a regional train (RE or S-Bahn) towards Berlin. The S7, S5, or RE1 lines are good options, and you should disembark at 'Friedrichstraße' or 'Alexanderplatz' stations. From Friedrichstraße, take the U6 subway line to 'Friedrichstraße' and transfer to the S-Bahn line S3, S5, S7, or S9 towards 'Spandau' to reach 'Hackescher Markt.' From there, it’s a short 10-minute walk to the museum. Train tickets cost around €3-€4 one way.

• Bus

  If you prefer to take a bus, use the regional bus services from various points in Brandenburg to reach Berlin's central bus station (ZOB). From ZOB, take the U2 subway line to 'Theodor-Heuss-Platz,' transfer to the U7 line towards 'Rudow,' and get off at 'Bernauer Straße.' Walk approximately 1.5 km towards Am Kupfergraben 3. Bus tickets typically range from €5-€10, depending on distance.

• Bicycle

  For the more adventurous, consider biking from Brandenburg to Berlin. The distance is about 70 km and can take approximately 3-4 hours. Follow the scenic routes along the Havel River and use bike paths that lead directly into the city. Once in Berlin, navigate towards Mitte and follow signs to Am Kupfergraben 3. Ensure to wear a helmet and carry water, as this will be a long ride.