Berlin Südkreuz

Berlin Südkreuz is a stacked interchange station in the Schöneberg district where the Ringbahn, Anhalter Bahn, and Dresdener Bahn converge. Formerly known as Bahnhof Papestraße, it was rebuilt and renamed in 2006 when long-distance ICE services were added. Around 179,000 travelers pass through daily, making it Berlin's fifth-busiest station, with connections to regional rail, S-Bahn lines, and long-distance coaches. It has no particular tourist or cultural draw beyond its role as a transit hub.