Checked offer from Berlin to Würzburg: Bus, about 6h, from €21. 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 | €21 | 1 |
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Practical tips
Train fares swing widely with the date and how early you book, so the bus can be far cheaper one day and almost equal the next. Check both for your exact travel day before deciding.
Berlin has more than one place where long-distance buses leave from. Read the departure stop on your e-ticket before leaving your accommodation, so you don't end up at the wrong station or stop.
The arrival stop may not be the same place as the main station. Look at its location on your ticket and on a map beforehand, especially if you arrive late and need to reach your accommodation.
The cheapest bus fares usually go first, and last-minute prices rise. Booking ahead also lets you pick a daytime departure, which is safer than relying on the last service of the evening.
If you continue to Prague, Vienna or Paris after Würzburg, don't book a tight connection. A delay on a long road trip is common, so keep a generous gap or stay overnight.
The journey experience
Travelling from Berlin to Würzburg without a car, you want to know quickly which option is worth it. If budget comes first, the long-distance bus is the one to look at first. The train is the usual pick when saving time matters more. The comparison table on this page puts durations and price ranges side by side, so you can decide in a few seconds.
The bus is a simple, comfortable choice for independent travellers. You board in Berlin, your luggage goes in the hold, and you ride to Franconia without the changes a multi-leg rail trip can involve. Many coaches offer reclining seats and power sockets, and your e-ticket arrives instantly on your phone. Trains tend to be quicker on the main lines, but fares move a lot with the travel date and how early you book, so the gap with the bus can be large.
Before you pay, check the exact departure and arrival stop on your e-ticket, because Berlin has several places where long-distance services can leave from. Also check whether your itinerary is direct or involves a change. Book early for the best fare. If you plan to continue to Prague, Vienna or Paris afterwards, leave a comfortable buffer between connections so one delay doesn't cost you your onward ticket.
Frequently asked questions — Berlin → Würzburg
Bus tickets from Berlin to Würzburg start from €21, and typical fares go up to around €22. Prices can change with the date and how far ahead you book, so reserving early is the best way to secure the lowest fare. The final price is shown at booking, before you pay.
By bus, the journey takes about 6 to 7 hours. The exact time depends on the departure you choose, traffic on the road and any stops or changes on your itinerary. Check the timetable shown at booking, and keep some margin if you have an onward connection.
If price matters most, the bus is the option to start with, with fares from €21 and a journey of about 6 to 7 hours. Trains are often quicker on the main lines but fares vary a lot with the date. Compare both for your exact day before booking.
Long-distance buses in Berlin usually leave from the central bus station (ZOB) in the west of the city, but some services use other stops. The exact departure and arrival points are printed on your e-ticket, so check them before you travel.
It depends on the departure you select. Some itineraries may be direct while others include a change, and this is shown in the trip details at booking. Check the number of changes before paying, and allow a comfortable margin if a connection is involved.
Why visit Würzburg?
- ✓ Tour the Würzburg Residence, a UNESCO-listed Baroque palace with Tiepolo's giant ceiling fresco above the grand staircase
- ✓ Walk across the Old Main Bridge at sunset with a glass of Frankenwein, surrounded by statues of saints and vineyard views
- ✓ Climb up to Marienberg Fortress for a panoramic view over the city, the Main river and the vineyard slopes
- ✓ Taste Franconian Silvaner in the historic Bürgerspital or Juliusspital wine cellars, among the oldest wine estates in Germany
- ✓ Explore the Romanesque Kiliansdom and the lively old town squares, with the Marienkapelle and the Market Square stalls
When to visit Würzburg?
TEMPERATE CONTINENTAL CLIMATE
May to September — mild, sunny weather ideal for vineyard walks, terraces and the wine festivals along the Main
What to do in Würzburg?
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How long to visit Würzburg?
Two days is ideal for Würzburg: one day for the Residenz (UNESCO), the Hofgarten and the old town, and one for the Marienberg Fortress, the Alte Mainbrücke and a Franconian wine tasting. With only one day, focus on the Residenz, the bridge and a sunset glass of Silvaner at the Bürgerspital. With three days, add a day trip to Rothenburg ob der Tauber or the Romantic Road villages.
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