The Circus Hostel can be found at Weinbergsweg 1a (10119 Berlin), and right in front of the door is the subway station Rosenthaler Platz (line U8).

If you are driving to Berlin, please contact us if you need any help finding your way to the hostel.

How to get to The Circus @ Weinbergsweg:

• From the main train station (Hbf = Hauptbahnhof)
• From airport Schönefeld (SFX)
• From airport Tegel (TXL)
• From Ostbahnhof
• From the central bus station (ZOB)
• Airport pick up service

From January 1st, 2008 on, every car will need an emission certificate sticker in order to enter the inner city of Berlin. Please follow this link for more information!

From the Main Train Station (Hauptbahnhof)

Two options:

(1) By Bus

• Take bus 240 from "Europaplatz" in front of the main station, direction
  "S Storkower Strasse".

• You can buy a short trip ticket from the driver, and the journey will cost 1,30 Euro.

• Get off at Rosenthaler Platz. The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

(2) By Train (better at night)

• Buy a 2,10 Euro AB Zone ticket and don't forget to stamp it on the platform.

• Follow the signs for the S-Bahn (White "S" on green background) and take any eastbound train to "Alexanderplatz".

• From there go downstairs to the U-Bahn and take line U8 in direction "Wittenau" for two stops to "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

From Schönefeld Airport (SFX)

• Walk across to the train station, and go to the S-Bahn platform (White "S" on a green background).

• Buy a 2,80 Euro ABC ticket and stamp it in the machines.

• Take any S-Bahn direction "Spandau" and get off at "Alexanderplatz".

• From there go downstairs to the U-Bahn and take line U8 in direction "Wittenau" for two stops to "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

Video Directions

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From Tegel Airport (TXL)

• Buy a 2,10 Euro AB ticket from the machines outside the terminal or from the bus driver - stamp the ticket on the bus.
  

• Take the Bus 128 in direction "Osloer Strasse" to the end of the line.
  

• At Osloer Strasse, go down into the U-Bahn station and take line U8 in direction "Hermannstrasse". Get off at "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

From Ostbahnhof

Two options:

(1) By Bus

• Take bus 240 from  in front of Ostbahnhof, direction "Robert-Koch-Platz".
  

• You can buy ticket from the driver, and the journey will cost 2,10 Euro.
  

• Get off at "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

(2) By Train

• Buy a 2,10 Euro AB Zone ticket and don't forget to stamp it on the platform.
  

• Follow the signs for the S-Bahn (White "S" on green background) and take any westbound train to "Alexanderplatz".
  

• From there go downstairs to the U-Bahn and take line U8 in direction "Wittenau" for two stops to "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

From the ZOB - International Bus Station

• Walk one block to the U-Bahn station "Kasierdamm".

• Buy a 2,10 Euro AB ticket from the machines, and stamp it.

• Take the U2 line direction "Pankow" to "Alexanderplatz" (be patient, it takes a while).

• At Alexanderplatz change, and and take line U8 in direction "Wittenau" for two stops to "Rosenthaler Platz". The Circus is the yellow building on the corner.

Berlin Tempelhof Airport was closed in October of 2008.

After more than 80 years of flight operations and 123 years of aviation at Tempelhof, an important chapter in the history of European aviation will come to an end. We are very sad to see it closed.

The historic building of the airport can tell many stories and it is possible to visit it on guided tours. If you are interested in aviation history, in the history of Berlin or in World War II history, a tour of this enormous building might be the thing for you!

You can find more information about guided tours on the website of BIM at flughafen-berlin-tempelhof.com (unfortunately only in German).