Hi, iam going to Berlin in april and staying at the euro hotel rudower str.?

Question

are ther any underground stations close by to get into the city centre

Answer 1

There are three streets named Rudower Straße in Berlin, each in a different district. There is a slight chance, however, that you mean the Rudower Straße that actually goes through Rudow precinct, which would be located east of Britz in Neukölln, and is also known as the B179. Leave the A100 where it leads to the A103 at Baumschulenweg and turn left on the next occasion, then left again, and there you have it.

And, no, there are no subways. It's on the outskirts of town. Consider taking a taxi.

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> Not the most central of locations

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Answer 2

Ich Leibe Berlin so I wanted to give you a clear and precise answer. But I can't, so here's my best shot.

There are several hotels called Euro in Berin and several Rudower strasse. I've Googled Euro Hotel Rudower strasse for you and got a big list. Not much help there.

Can you be more precise about the name of the hotel please?

In the meantime have a look at Googe Maps and you will be able to see for yourself what U and S Bahn facilities are available near where you're staying.

I can also really recommend the BVG website. It will provide you with public transport maps for the whole of the city and there is also a Journey Planner feature.

Make sure that you buy the Welcome Card. It covers you for travel on S+U Bahn, RE trains, Busses and trams. They also come with a booklet of excellet discount vouchers for all sorts of Berliner type things.

Make sure that you visit the Natural History Museum (Invaliden Str: nahe U Bahn = U6, Bhf = Zinnowitzer Str. 200 metres to the museum). It has the best brachiosaurus skeleton in captivity.

Also, have an elegant beer in the Van Gough bar (Schiffbauerdamm, just across the river from the station near Freidrichstrasse S+U Bhf).

Have a really good Thai meal in the Mao Thai restaurant in Meier-Otto-Straße  (U1+U9 Spichernstr). Strangely, they don't serve noodles. But the waitresses are very elegant and he proprietor rejoices in the name of Norbert Frankenstein, so it can't be bad. (well, I have enjoyed eating there).

Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

Answer 3

Not the most central of locations , its over 6 miles to the ciy centre Ther is no U Bahn on rudower str you need to walk 800m or so to the  U7 & then change again to get to city centre main lines ,

you can look here to get maps etc  http://www.bvg.de

& check out google earth also  

I stayed close to Friedrichstraße  station & you are straight on the main line & can walk to lots of attraction