To the Green Week despite the railway strike
The train drivers' union GDL is on strike from 2.00 a.m. today until 6.00 p.m. Monday. Traveling to Grüne Woche by train will be a little more difficult, but you can rely on the underground and bus.
Visitors can travel to Grüne Woche on the following bus and underground lines:
- Underground line U2 to Theodor-Heuss-Platz or Kaiserdamm
- Bus 143, 218 and M49 to Messedamm/ZOB
- Bus X34 and X49 to Theodor-Heuss-Platz or Messe Nord / ICC.
A shuttle bus runs from the Olympic Stadium to the exhibition centre. The buses run every day without interruption from Olympischer Platz/corner of Trakehner Allee to the South Entrance to the Exhibition Centre. The shuttle service starts at 9 a.m. and ends one hour after the Grüne Woche closes. That is 9 pm on Friday and 7 pm on all other days.
Travelling to the Grüne Woche by car
If visitors are travelling by car, enter the address "Masurenallee 12, 14057 Berlin" into the satnav.
There are a limited number of parking spaces available at the exhibition grounds, which could fill up quickly. Alternatively, visitors can use the free car parks at the Olympic Stadium and the free shuttle bus service. The ICC multi-storey car park charges 15 euros per day.
Alternatives to your own car are car-sharing services such as ShareNow or Miles, as well as taxis and Uber.
Important information on travelling to the exhibition grounds can be found here on the Grüne Woche website, from the BVG, S-Bahn Berlin, Deutsche Bahn and the traffic information centre.
