Checked offer from Berlin to Regensburg: Bus, about 11h 10min, from €70. Main companies selling this route on 12Go (checked on November 10, 2026): FlixBus; main departure point: Berlin Central Bus Station.
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Companies selling this route on 12Go
Offers listed on 12Go on November 10, 2026 for a departure on December 1, 2026. Timetables and prices change with the date: check them before booking.
| Company | Mode | Departs from | From | Offers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FlixBus | Bus | Berlin Central Bus Station | €70 | 1 |
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Practical tips
In Berlin, the bus may not leave from the main station. Open your e-ticket before leaving and note the stop name and platform or bay, so you don't end up at the wrong place.
Bus fares rise as seats fill up. Booking several weeks ahead usually gets you the lowest price, while last-minute tickets can narrow the gap with a train, so compare both before paying.
A train can be faster but is often pricier, and fares swing with the date. If your schedule is flexible, the bus usually wins on cost. If time matters most, check train options too.
Be at the stop well before departure, especially if the station is large or you are unfamiliar with it. Keep your e-ticket and ID accessible on your phone so boarding goes smoothly.
If you continue to Prague, Vienna or elsewhere after Regensburg, check the onward departure times before booking this leg, and leave a comfortable margin so you don't miss the last service of the day.
The journey experience
Getting from Berlin to Regensburg without a car is easy once you know where you stand. Regensburg is a beautiful UNESCO-listed old town in Bavaria, and it sits well off the busiest Berlin routes, so it pays to compare your options before booking rather than just picking the first result.
The long-distance bus is the option confirmed for this route, and it is the one most budget travellers choose. It is usually the cheapest way to cross the country, you get a reserved seat, onboard luggage space and often Wi-Fi and power sockets, and an overnight departure lets you save on a night's accommodation. The trade-off is that it is slower than a fast train, so it suits flexible itineraries and tight budgets best.
Before you pay, check the exact departure stop on your e-ticket: in Berlin, long-distance buses may leave from the central bus station or another designated stop, not necessarily the main station. Also check whether your trip is direct or includes a change, and book early, as the best fares go first. If you plan to continue to Prague or Vienna afterwards, Regensburg is a handy stopover. Use the comparison table on this page, book online and keep your instant e-ticket on your phone.
Frequently asked questions — Berlin → Regensburg
The bus from Berlin to Regensburg takes about 11 to 13 hours, depending on the departure, the traffic and whether the service is direct or includes a change. Check the details of your chosen departure before booking, and allow a safety margin if you have an onward connection.
Bus tickets from Berlin to Regensburg start from 70 €, and typically go up to 71 €. Prices depend on the date and how early you book, so reserving ahead gives you the best chance of getting the lowest fare. The final price is shown before you pay.
For this route, the bus is the confirmed option and generally the best choice if budget matters most. It offers a reserved seat and an easy online e-ticket. If saving time is your priority, compare train options on the same date before deciding, since fares and journey times vary.
Departure and arrival points depend on the specific service. In Berlin, long-distance buses typically leave from the central bus station or another designated stop, and in Regensburg they arrive at a stop in or near the city. Always confirm the exact stop names on your e-ticket.
It depends on the departure you pick. Some services may be direct while others include a change, which can affect the total journey, within the range of about 11 to 13 hours. The booking page states clearly whether a change is involved, so check it before paying.
Why visit Regensburg?
- ✓ Walk across the Stone Bridge (Steinerne Brücke), a medieval masterpiece from the 12th century still in use today
- ✓ Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, one of Germany's best-preserved medieval centres, with its towers and patrician houses
- ✓ Admire the stained glass and twin spires of St. Peter's Cathedral, a Gothic gem, and hear the Domspatzen boys' choir
- ✓ Taste a Bavarian sausage at the Historic Sausage Kitchen (Historische Wurstkuchl) beside the Danube, open since the Middle Ages
- ✓ Visit Thurn und Taxis Palace and its cloister, or cruise the Danube to Walhalla's neoclassical temple
When to visit Regensburg?
CONTINENTAL TEMPERATE CLIMATE
May to September, plus December — mild, pleasant weather for terraces and cruises, and a charming Christmas market season
What to do in Regensburg?
Local experiences, must-see sights and activities selected for you
How long to visit Regensburg?
Two days is ideal for Regensburg: the UNESCO-listed medieval old town, the Stone Bridge, the cathedral and the Danube riverside fit easily into one full day. Use the second day for the Document Neupfarrplatz, a boat trip to Walhalla or Kelheim's Weltenburg Abbey. Visit in December for one of Germany's most atmospheric Christmas markets, and book Walhalla and boat tickets ahead in summer.
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