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The 2nd FIG Young Surveyors European meeting will be held in Berlin, Germany, 
at the Berlin Institute of Technology. Directions to TU BerlinThe main event will be held at the TU Berlin, located in district of Berlin 
Charlottenburg. Below you will find several ways to get there.
 The maps shown below will give you an overview where to find the location, which 
is room H1028, main building H, first floor. The address is:
 
 TU Berlin, Straße des 17. Juni 135, D - 10623 Berlin.
 Enter the building from ‘Straße des 17. Juni’. Coordinates are 52°30'44.8" N, 
13°19'37.4" E.
 
 Building map of TU Berlin (www.tu-berlin.de)
 
 Map of TU Berlin (www.tu-berlin.de)
 By road
	Coming from the north - Hamburg/Rostock (A24 autobahn):At the motorway junction Oranienburg take the A111 to Berlin Zentrum, and at 
	the motorway junction Charlottenburg turn onto the A 100. Leave at the 
	Kaiserdamm exit, and turn left at the end of the slip road to turn onto the 
	Kaiserdammboulevard (later Bismarckstrasse). Continue over the traffic 
	island into Strasse des 17 Juni, and the Main Building of the TU Berlin is 
	on your right after 100 yards.
From Hannover (A2) and Leipzig, Nuremberg:Take the motorway A10 (Berlin Ring) to the Drewitz motorway junction, then 
	the AVUS (A 115) to Berlin-Zentrum. At the Funkturm follow the signs to 
	Wedding, but then take the first exit to Kaiserdamm. Turn left at the end of 
	the slip road to turn onto the Kaiserdammboulevard (later Bismarckstrasse). 
	Continue over the traffic island into Strasse des 17 Juni, and the Main 
	Building of the TU Berlin is on your right after 100 yards.
 By railAt Central station take a regional train or S-Bahn (any line in direction of 
Charlottenburg, Westkreuz, Potsdam or Spandau) to ZoologischerGarten. The main 
campus is only a five minute walk from ZoologischerGarten railway station. You 
can also take a bus (M45, 245 oder X9) or the U-Bahn (Line 2) to Ernst Reuter 
Platz (or you can stop a taxi and take a fixed rate short ride from 
ZoologischerGarten). Local public transportPublic 
transport stops near the main campus.
UndergroundErnst-Reuter-Platz, Line 2 (red Line)
 
 Bus
 Ernst-Reuter-Platz, Lines M45, 245 and X9
 Steinplatz, Lines M45 and 245
 
 S-Bahn
 ZoologischerGarten, Lines S5, S7, S75
 Tiergarten, Lines S5, S7, S75
 By plane(Berlin has two airports)
	Tegel:The airport is very close to the Main Campus. Take the airport shuttle bus 
	(X9) to Ernst-Reuter Platz (15 minutes) or take a taxi (10 minutes).
Schönefeld:This is across the city, so a taxi is expensive unless you can share the 
	costs.
 
		At S-BahnhofFlughafenSchönefeld take a regional train (RE7, 
		destination Dessau) or S-Bahn (Line 9, destination Pankow, change at 
		Ostkreuz to any train in direction of ZoologischerGarten). Leave the 
		train at ZoologischerGarten. From there you can walk down 
		Hardenbergstrasse (five minutes), take a bus (M45, 245, or X9), or take 
		the U-Bahn (Line 2, destination Ruhleben) one station to Ernst Reuter 
		Platz. (Or you can stop a taxi and take a fixed rate short ride).Take a 171 or X7 bus to the underground station Rudow and from there 
		take the Line 7 (destination Rathaus Spandau) to Bismarckstrasse, then 
		change onto the Line 2 (destination Pankow) and travel two stops to 
		Ernst Reuter Platz. Both options take about an hour.  Plan your trip to INTERGEO 2014 in good time! Your destination is Messe 
Berlin − South Entrance (EingangSüd). There are plenty of options to choose 
from, including the special deals for INTERGEO offered by Deutsche Bahn and 
Lufthansa. By roadThe “Messe” traffic guidance system will direct you via the city’s motorway 
system – avoiding any holdups at traffic lights – to the “Autobahn 
DreieckFunkturm” junction, where you take the “Messedamm” exit. Look for car 
park P17, right outside the South Entrance.Destination for GPS devices:
 Messe Berlin, South Entrance
 Messedamm 22
 14055 Berlin
 By railSuburban rail line S5 takes just 10-15 minutes from Berlin’s Hauptbahnhof or 
Berlin-Spandau to “MesseSüd”. From there, it is just 5 minutes’ walk to the main 
South Entrance (EingangSüd) of Messe Berlin. Local public transportTaxi ranks, bus stops, metro and urban rail stations are all located near the 
entrances to Messe Berlin.You will need a ticket for zone AB on buses, metro trains and urban rail to 
travel from Berlin to the exhibition centre; likewise from Berlin-Spandau. The 
Conference Permanent Ticket and in-company ticket cover all journeys throughout 
zone ABC from 7 - 9 October 2014 including Potsdam and Schönefeld airport.
 Please note: If you travel to Berlin using a BahnCard concessionary 
long-distance ticket, the City Ticket is only valid in Berlin for zone A (within 
the urban rail ring), which does not include the exhibition centre.
 By airThe “South Entrance” (EingangSüd) of Messe Berlin is directly connected to 
the city’s two international airports –Tegel (TXL) in the north and Schönefeld 
(SXF) in the south-east – via its motorways and public transport.A taxi from Tegel airport to the Messe complex costs around € 18 and from 
Schönefeld airport the fare is approx. € 50.
 The journey time by taxi from Tegel airport to the exhibition centre is just 10 
minutes; or approx. 30 minutes using public transport (involving 1-3 changes).
 The journey time from Schönefeld airport to the exhibition centre is approx. 60 
minutes using public transport (involving 1-2 changes). A ticket for zone ABC is 
required.
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