Venue

Brief description of transfers:

By car
Take the Autobahn 115 (Avus) from Hanover, Leipzig, Nuremberg or the A 100 and at the junction follow the signs to Charlottenburg, then take the exit at Spandauer Damm, turn right, go straight ahead. After passing the Schloss Charlottenburg turn left over Luisenplatz and Mierendorffstraße (right) to Mierendorffplatz (right) into the Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee till you get to Goslarer Platz. Or take the A 115 or A 111 till you reach the motorway interchange Autobahndreieck Charlottenburg, take the exit for Jakob-Kaiser-Platz onto the Tegeler Weg, turn left into the Osnabrücker Straße and follow it to its end, then cross over Mierendorffplatz into the Kaiserin-Augusta-Allee and follow it till you reach Goslarer Platz.

By train
At Berlin Hauptbahnhof (main station) take the Expressbus TXL (direction: Airport Berlin Tegel) to the stop at Turmstraße/Beussel- straße. Change to bus M27 (direction: S+U Bahnhof Jungfernheide) and get out at Goslarer Platz. The Institute is directly in front of the bus stop.

From airport to Fraunhofer Institute FOKUS
The airport Flughafen-Tegel is located approx. 5 km from FOKUS. Take the express bus (line X9) to bus stop S+U-Bhf Jungfernheide. There you change to bus line M27 (direction S-Bhf Pankow). Leave the bus at bus stop Goslarer Platz. You can also take a taxi, it costs about 10 EUR (one way).

The airport Flughafen-Schönefeld is located approx. 30 km southeast from the center of the city.  There is the S-Bahn service S9 and the Airportexpress (Regionalbahn) that will bring you in approx. 40 min to the station Berlin Hauptbahnhof. At Hauptbahnhof please follow the description given above.
In fact, it is possible to take a taxi, but we do not know the price you will have to pay. It might come close to 45,00 EUR.

The Deutsches Technikmuseum is the place to find out about the history and science behind the appliances and things we use every day.
There are aeroplanes and ships to look at, and real railway locomotives. Watch a suitcase being made, or find out how jewellery is manufactured.