Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm

Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm

Berlin Alt Tegel
Stockholm
Tue, May 21
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Transportation from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm

Facts about the transport from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm

Cheapest Transport$52
Fastest Transport1h 35m
Earliest Departure7:00 AM
Latest Departure11:30 PM
Departures per day9
Distance1048 kilometers
Transport CompaniesBrussels Airlines, EasyJet, FlixBus, Lufthansa, Norwegian, SAS, Snalltaget

How to get from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm

Travelling between Berlin Alt Tegel and Stockholm is possible by Bus and train. Train guarantees the fastest travel on this route. Bus is the slowest option.

The most expensive ticket will cost you USD 348.21 if you go by flight; to keep it budget-friendly, opt for a train which will set you back mere USD 50.99.

How long does it take to get from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm?

It can take you anywhere between 19 and 25 hours to travel between Berlin Alt Tegel and Stockholm depending on the means of transport you choose.

Train is the fastest way to travel between Berlin Alt Tegel and Stockholm. Train will bring you to your destination in 18h 59m. Bus does a much slower job and take about 1d 50m to reach Stockholm.

How much does it cost to get from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm?

Travelling between Berlin Alt Tegel and Stockholm can be as cheap as USD 50.99 if you opt for a Snalltaget train and as expensive as USD 348.21 if you buy a Brussels Airlines, EasyJet, Lufthansa, Norwegian, SAS flight ticket.

Here is the list of how much you can expect to pay travelling by each means of transport available for this route.

How many trips per day are there between Berlin Alt Tegel and Stockholm ?

  • 9 from Berlin to Stockholm starting from 10:35 Berlin Alt Tegel until 23:30 Berlin Alt Tegel

Check above for a bus, train, flight and ferry timetable from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm.

What mode of transportation is the best one for my route?

Flights

Flying is the fastest and often the most expensive way to travel from Berlin to Stockholm, but with a bit of luck you can score very good deals for as little as USD 75.00.

Things to remember: Note that some of the airlines may have restrictions on checked luggage weight or require paying extra for check-in, choosing seats or transportation of oversized luggage.

If opting for a flight, calculate the time you will spend getting to and from the airports as well as the waiting time before your flight, getting through immigration in case of an international flight and recovering your checked luggage.

In certain cases all these procedures can add no less than 5 hours to your total travel time.

Airlines flying between Berlin and Stockholm

Brussels Airlines, EasyJet, Lufthansa, Norwegian, SAS

Bus

Travelling from Berlin to Stockholm overland will inevitably take longer but in many cases it is the cheapest option if you opt for a bus.

Things to remember: For a more comfortable ride opt for a higher-class bus wherever possible. These buses usually have soft reclining seats and are equipped with air-conditioning and on-board toilets.

They often include water, snacks or a light lunch into your ticket price and make bathroom stops en-route.

Companies operating bus routes between Berlin and Stockholm

FlixBus

Train

Train is a often a great choice for long-haul travel especially if you opt for a night sleeper train with berths which will allow you to sleep all your journey through. To make the most of your train journey, choose the class of your ticket wisely.

Note that there are air-conditioned and fan-only carriages; private compartments for 2 or 4; hard and soft seats.
Though the upper class you get the smoother is your journey, often second class air-conditioned or fan-only sleepers are a good money saving alternative.

What is the most popular transport to get from Berlin Alt Tegel to Stockholm?

There is a choice of transportation means any time of the day with Train remaining the most popular option due to their reasonable pricing and comfort.

Out of 1000 travellers who bought tickets for this route

  • 100% took a train