Landscape with the airport BER in the background
Landscape with the airport BER in the background

Terminals
1-2

All important at a glance

The Terminals T1-2

at a glance

All departures and arrivals take place in Terminals 1-2. Both terminals are within walking distance of each other. Please find out in good time before your departure from which terminal you are flying.

Terminal 1

Where do I find what?

  • Visitor’s terrace (access via the gallery in the check-in hall)

Download terminal map Terminal 1 Level E4

  • Not accessible for passengers and visitors

  • Non-Schengen departures
  • Food court
  • Lounges, smoker's lounge

Download terminal map Terminal 1 Level E2

  • Check-in
  • Security checks
  • Market place
  • Departures from Schengen states
  • Access to the lounges

Download terminal map Terminal 1 Level E1

  • Arrival gates
  • Baggage claim
  • Arrival hall
  • Bus stops

Download terminal map Terminal 1 Level E0

  • Transfer from Terminal 1 to Airport City

  • "Flughafen BER - Terminal 1-2" station

Download terminal map terminal 1 Level U2

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Things to know
about Terminal 1

Terminal 1 is the centrally located main building at the airport. The "Flughafen BER - Terminals 1-2" railway station is located in the terminal basement. The terminal can be reached by bus, regional trains, S-bahn trains, and car. Several car parks and multi-storey car parks are available.

More about orientation

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Terminal 1 has ten check-in islands with a total of 118 counters. If you have already checked in and are travelling with hand luggage only, go directly to the security checkpoints. T1 offers 36 security checkpoints for departing passengers and five more for transfer passengers.

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Terminal 1 has a wide range of shops, catering and service facilities. The heart of the terminal is the approximately 9,000 square metre marketplace directly after the security checkpoint.

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Discover BER

History meets the spirit of discovery: Learn more about the background of the BER and watch the flying action from our visitor terrace.

Terminal 2

Right next to T1

Where do I find what?

  • Security checks
  • Plaza
  • Access to the gate areas

Download map Terminals 1-2 Level E1

  • Check-in
  • Baggage claim

Download map Terminals 1-2 Level E0

Things to know
about Terminal 2

Terminal 2 is within walking distance of Terminal 1. If you are arriving by public transport, you will find the station "Flughafen BER - Terminal 1-2" directly under Terminal 1. By car, you can reach the car parks in front of Terminals 1-2 via the B96a trunk road or the A113 motorway, exit "Flughafen Berlin Brandenburg".

More about orientation

Watch the video (YouTube)

You will find the check-in area with the counters and self-service machines on level E0. If you have already checked in and are travelling with hand luggage only, go directly to the security check on level E1. Directly beyond is the plaza and access to the gate areas.

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The T2 has a selection of shops, restaurants and service facilities. 

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FAQs about
Terminal 2

Terminal 2 is located in the immediate vicinity of Terminal 1 and can be reached on foot in just a few minutes.

Maps T1-2

Terminal 2 does not have its own driveway for vehicles. Please use the short-term parking facilities of Terminal 1 on Departures Level E1 or Arrivals Level E0.

Parking

In the immediate vicinity of Terminals 1-2, in the Airport City, you will find numerous multi-storey car parks and parking spaces.

Parking at T1-2

You can reach Terminal 2 from the station in Terminal 1 in a few minutes on foot. From the station, follow the signs to T2. The walkway is located on the arrivals level E0.

You can find information about your terminal in the flight list or via your airline. 

Terminal Rules

Information on your stay in the terminal building, security and order as well as on activities requiring approval is available in the 

Terminal rules

Signpost in Terminal T1
Signpost in Terminal T1

Site plans

Where are the terminals located? How are the terminals structured? Don’t lose sight of things - our airport maps help you get around BER.