Berlin Airport taxi service
Upon landing at Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), you’ll want to get to your hotel as quickly and easily as possible so you can kick-start your trip! That’s why a door-to-door Berlin Airport taxi is your best choice.
Metered taxis are available 24 hours a day from the ranks at Berlin Airport. Taxis are considered the most convenient and comfortable way to travel to and from the airport, as rides are door-to-door. You can reach the city centre in around 30 minutes and get to Mitte in 40 minutes.
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COST OF A BRANDENBURG AIRPORT TAXI?
| Taxi prices | Day time (05:00 - 24:00) | Night time (00:00 - 05:00) | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO CITY CENTER | 61 € | 67 € | 30 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO MITTE | 65 € | 74 € | 40 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO KREUZBERG | 61 € | 67 € | 35 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO ALEXANDERPLATZ | 61 € | 67 € | 35 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO BERLIN WALL | 61 € | 67 € | 35 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO LEIPZIG | 276 € | 552 € | 1 H 40 MIN |
| BERLIN AIRPORT (BER) TO SZCZECIN | 192 € | 384 € | 1 H 47 MIN |
Berlin Airport taxi cost
Official Berlin Airport taxis use regulated taximeters to calculate the final fare. This means the price of the ride depends on the distance travelled. You’ll pay a base fare of €4.30 and between €2.10 and €2.80 per km. Additionally, a €1.50 airport surcharge will be added to your final fare. Keep in mind that surcharges for extra passengers and large luggage may be added to your final fare.
For example, a 4-seater taxi from Berlin Airport to the city centre or Alexanderplatz usually costs between €60 and €70 depending on the time of day, traffic conditions, and surcharges. Likewise, a trip to Mitte will take you around 40 minutes and cost you approximately €65.
To secure a competitive fixed fare with no hidden fees to any destination of your choice, you can pre-book your Berlin Airport taxi with a trusted global provider like Welcome Pickups.
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Where to find a taxi at Berlin Airport?
Even though there are two terminals at Berlin Airport, taxi ranks are located outside Terminal 1 on Level E0. As you exit the main terminal doors you will see clear signs for “Taxis”. If you land at Terminal 2, just follow the signs to T1. They will lead you to a dedicated footpath that connects both terminals. Once you are at T1, follow the signs for “Taxis”.
Alternatively, you can pre-book your taxi from Berlin Brandenburg Airport with Welcome Pickups and eliminate the need to search for available taxis. Your personal driver will be waiting in the Arrivals Hall, holding a sign with your name on it. They will then lend a hand carrying your luggage and will lead you to your pre-selected vehicle to begin your relaxing transfer.
Useful tips for getting a Berlin Airport taxi
- Official taxis at Berlin Airport are beige with a yellow and black "TAXI" sign on the roof.
- During peak travel times, expect to wait at the taxi rank for around 10 minutes for an empty taxi. During this time, we recommend pre-booking your transfer to avoid the long wait times.
- It’s important to check that your driver has set the taximeter to the base fare before beginning your journey.
- Most Berlin Airport taxi drivers accept card payments. However, in the case of a failing POS system, it’s advisable to also have cash in Euros.
- There are ATMs inside the airport where you can pull cash in Euros to pay for your taxi ride.
- Be sure to ask for your receipt at the end of your journey, in case you need to file a complaint or lose an item in the taxi.
- It’s customary to tip your Berlin taxi driver around 10% of the total fare.
- If you need a taxi suitable for people with reduced mobility, one with a child seat, or a large-capacity vehicle, you can speak to an APCOA staff member. Service staff are usually standing close to the taxi stands.
- There will be extra charges for having five passengers or large pieces of luggage.
- Not all Berlin taxi drivers speak English, so be sure to write down your destination address to avoid miscommunication. Alternatively, pre-booking your transfer can guarantee you an English-speaking driver for your comfort.
- To ensure your driver isn’t taking a longer route, you can track your progress on a GPS app such as Google Maps.
- If you believe you are being scammed or overcharged, be sure to write down the taxi driver’s ID number and the taxi number, so you can report it to the taxi company you travelled with.
- Pre-booking your Brandenburg Airport taxi guarantees on-time pickups, fixed pre-paid fares, English-speaking drivers and 24/7 customer support.
How to get from Berlin Airport to your hotel
Thinking about navigating a brand new city after a long flight can be a daunting feeling. Although the bustling city of Berlin has some fantastic public transport options, knowing where to go and trying to read signs in German can be tricky. Combine this with carrying heavy luggage, trying to keep a large group together, or watching small children – and getting to your hotel in the city centre can be very stressful.
If you book a door-to-door Berlin Airport taxi, you can expect a quick and seamless transfer to your hotel. With added privacy, plenty of luggage space, and a comfortable, modern vehicle, there’s nothing left to do but sit back and enjoy the ride.