Berlin to Dresden bus with FlixBus

Coach from Berlin to Dresden 

Berlin and Dresden are situated approximately 120 miles apart. Regular coaches depart Berlin every day for Dresden with the journey taking between two and three and a half hours, traffic depending. Travelling by coach is a time and cost-effective way to make the journey from Berlin to Dresden.

How long is the journey by bus from Berlin to Dresden?

The bus journey between Berlin and Dresden can take roughly two and a half hours, with the shortest journey time available being two hours and five minutes and the longest taking three hours and 25 minutes (night departure). All coaches available on Omio from Berlin to Dresden are direct and scheduled rest stops are included in the journey time. Coach duration times may vary when travelling at peak times. 

How many coaches are there from Berlin to Dresden?

Coaches from Berlin to Dresden operate at nearly every hour of the day, regardless of weekday or weekend. Coaches from Berlin to Dresden depart 20 times times throughout the day starting at around 7:00 a.m., with the last coach of the day scheduled after midnight. Coach departure station and arrival stations vary, so timetables may differ depending on where you begin your journey and wish to end it.    

What are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Berlin to Dresden?
 

Departure bus stations: Coaches from Berlin depart from a number of stops around the city. The main departure stations are Berlin Central Station, Berlin Südkreuz, Berlin Alexanderplatz and Berlin Flughafen Tegel. All departure stations are well connected to the rest of the city by bus and rail services. Both Berlin Central Station and Berlin Alexanderplatz are located in the city centre. Berlin Südkreuz and Berlin Flughafen Tegel are slightly further out, however they are easily reachable from the city centre within 30 minutes via public transport. There are shops, and food and drink options, and toilets available at all departure points. 
 

Arrival bus stations: Coaches from Berlin that arrive in Dresden terminate at either Dresden Hauptbahnhof or Dresden NST. Both arrival stations are located with easy access to the city centre, which can be reached by public transport or on foot. Taxi ranks can be found at both Dresden Hauptbahnhof and Dresden NST. The station  has toilets, food and drink options and tourist information.  Hotels, restaurants and supermarkets can all be found within walking distance. Further connecting bus services can be found at both stations, as well as train connections to the rest of Germany and Europe at Dresden Hauptbahnhof. 
 

Which coach providers travel from Berlin to Dresden?
 

The route from Berlin to Dresden is served by FlixBus Coach Company.  FlixBus is a well known coach company operating bus travel within Europe. Their buses are equipped with WiFi and a toilet. FlixBus has a flexible booking policy and you are able to change your booking up until the last minute.  FlixBus buses are a clean, efficient and cost-effective way to travel across the continent. 
 

FlixBus Berlin to Dresden

FlixBus operates a regular bus service from Berlin to Dresden with buses scheduled at frequent intervals throughout the day. Their coaches from Berlin to Dresden are all direct and take roughly two hours and 30 minutes, depending on traffic and departure or arrival points. FlixBus buses depart from multiple locations in Berlin and have two arrival stations in Dresden, in order to make your journey as convenient as possible.  

Berlin to Dresden Coach: Services on Board

FlixBus coaches offer a simple no frills service aimed at travellers looking to stay within a budget. FlixBus provides on board WiFi and a toilet for passenger use when on the move. The buses are equipped with plug sockets so you can charge your electronic devices, including laptops, whilst travelling. Each traveller is allocated the space for one travel bag which can be stored in overhead compartments, as well as one larger luggage item that can be placed in the hold. Some FlixBus buses have snacks and drinks available to purchase on board from the driver. Their buses are not suitable for heavily disabled passengers. There are no first-class options on FlixBus buses. The buses stop at semi-regular intervals and allow passengers to disembark to stretch their legs and get some air. Their coaches offer optimal leg room for every passenger.