Mannheim Berlin
| Date | Time | Route | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 16.06. | 05:30 | Mannheim, Berlin | €30 | Show More |
Route Mannheim to Berlin
The main route from Mannheim to Berlin includes traveling on the A5 and A9 highways, covering a total distance of approximately 600 kilometers. The typical driving duration is around 6 hours, passing through important cities like Frankfurt and Leipzig. Alternative routes may include the A3 and A2 highways for different scenery and potential traffic diversions.
Meeting in Mannheim
In Mannheim, ideal departure points for trips to Berlin are the main train station with nearby parking facilities and easy access to public transportation, the SAP Arena with ample parking spaces and close proximity to the A6 highway, and the Luisenpark offering parking options and easy access to the A5. Additionally, the Mannheim Airport and Maimarktgelände provide convenient meeting spots for drivers and passengers.
Drop off points in Berlin
For arrivals from Mannheim, recommended drop-off points in Berlin include Berlin Hauptbahnhof with parking facilities and excellent public transport connections, Alexanderplatz offering parking options and easy access from the A10, and Kurfürstendamm known for its parking availability and accessibility from the A115. Furthermore, the Berlin Brandenburg Airport and Tempelhofer Feld are convenient locations for drivers and passengers.
Resting Points
Along the journey from Mannheim to Berlin, recommended rest stops are the Raststätte Wetterau Ost offering restrooms, dining options, and a gas station around the halfway point. Another good stop is Rasthof Buckautal providing similar services and located near the A9 highway. Additionally, Rasthof Dresdner Tor offers facilities for travelers heading towards Berlin.
Traffic
Typical peak traffic times on the Mannheim to Berlin route are during rush hours in the morning and late afternoon. Best travel times are early mornings or late evenings to avoid congestion. Watch out for roadworks near major cities and potential bottlenecks around Frankfurt and Halle. Plan ahead and use traffic apps for real-time updates to navigate around delays.