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The number of trips that were taken on 'U-Bahn' trains, trams and buses operated by Berlin's main public transport provider BVG has decreased substantially since the Corona pandemic began. In 2021, there were even less passenger trips than in 2020.

Berliners who just need their ration of Chopin, Debussy or Schubert every day now have one more reason to hop on 'U-Bahn' trains. In an effort to improve the…

New York has its Subway, Parisians use their Métro, Londoners go to work by Tube, a.k.a. Underground, and Berlin has its U-Bahn. When it all started, in 1902,…

Tourists who come to Berlin want to see to see the city. On 'U-Bahn' trains, they notice the view out the windows is limited because they are covered with protective foils that feature countless copies of a sketch of Brandenburg Gate. This is supposed to change.

Millions of Berliners rely on their city's main public transport provider BVG every day. Like them, the state-owned company is affected by the ongoing Omicron…

Berlin's oldest narrow-gauge subway trains are being taken off the tracks. In the past 50 years, they covered millions of miles. This is the end of an era.

In Berlin, the BVG is the main public transport provider. Now it is also the owner of an elegant website. Guess what: The search function actually works. Where are you going today?

Which city has the sleekest, prettiest and most modern tram in the universe? We do not know. But soon, in late 2022, the answer to the same question will be…

Today, the number of Berlin's 'U-Bahn' train stations increased to 175. The nicest one of them all is 'Museum Island', the station that was inaugurated today.…

We want to get from A to B in Berlin. What do we do? We take the bus. But what if we do not know which of the many buses is ours? We will just have to guess and hope we board the right one by coincidence.