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Sec­re­tary

Sec­re­tary:	Phyl­lis Tanzer
Fon:	(+49) (+30) 2093-​9639
Fax:	(+49) (+30) 2093-​9729
Email:	Phyl­lis.Tanzer@hu-​berlin.de
Room:	Dorotheen­straße 24, Raum 3.306

Ste­fan Müller

Fon:	(+49) (+30) 2093 9631
Fax:	(+49) (+30) 2093 9729
Email:	St.Mueller@hu-​berlin.de
Room:	Dorotheen­straße 24, 10117 Berlin, Raum 3.345

Of­fice hours: Win­ter term 2018: Mon­day 14:30-15:30 am

Mail ad­dress: Prof. Dr. Ste­fan Müller Fac­ulty of Lan­guage Sci­ences In­sti­tut für deutsche Sprache und Lin­guis­tik Humboldt-​Universität zu Berlin Unter den Lin­den 6 10099 Berlin Ger­many

How to find us

By feed or by by­ci­cle

Berlin is a bi­cy­cle city. The Ko­moot app helps you find­ing re­ally nice routes for walk­ing and cy­cling.

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By pub­lic trans­porta­tion

The In­sti­tut for Ger­man Lan­guage and Lin­guis­tics is reach­able by bus, tram, S-​Bahn and un­der­grund. There are tram­stops of the lines M1 and M12 in­front of the door (stop Uni­ver­sitätsstraße). The next S-​Bahn/un­der­ground sta­tion is Bahn­hof Friedrich­straße. Re­gional trains also stop there. Busses stop on the street Unter den Lin­den at the stop Staat­soper. Since our in­sti­tute is so well-​connected it is dif­fi­cult to give ad­vice as far as the best con­nec­tion is con­cerend. It is eas­ier to get the best con­nec­tion via the BVG route plan­ner. If you want to use your cell phone for tip plan­ning, we sug­gest using the app of Ger­man Rail: DB-​Navigator.

By train

The near­est main-​line sta­tion is Berlin Haupt­bahn­hof (Berlin Cen­tral Sta­tion). You may use the S-​Bhan to Bahn­hof Friedrich­straße (one stop). Re­gional trains also stop in Friedrich­straße.

By boat

In case you come to Berlin by boat, please get off at Friedrich­straße (Wei­den­damm).

By plane

For a short in­ter­me­di­ate time Berlin has two air­ports: Tegel (TXL) and Schöne­feld (SXF). Both are well-​connected to pub­lic trans­port.

Schöne­feld air­port

The S-​Bahn con­nec­tion from Schöne­feld Air­port will take you to Bahn­hof Friedrich­straße (1 hour, you have to switch trains once). The Re­gion­al­bahn of Ger­man Rail is an al­ter­na­tive. You do not have to switch trains and it takes 45 min­utes only. You may use the same tick­ets you use for pub­lic trans­port also in the re­gional trains, pro­vided you are trav­el­ing in the zones in which the tick­ets are valid. When you come from Schöne­feld you need an ABC ticket. Area C is needed for the air­port only. For the rest of Berlin AB – the city area – is suf­fi­cient.

You may use the app of Ger­man Rail (DB-​Navigator) to find your op­ti­mal con­nec­tion from the air­port to the city. It of­fers you both train and pub­lic trans­port con­nec­tions. The web-​page of Ger­man Rail of­fers the same in­for­ma­tion.

Tegel air­port

The only way you can reach Tegel is by bus. The eas­i­est way to get to the in­sti­tute from Tegel is by the air­port ex­press bus TXL. It needs 33 min­utes if it is not stuck in traf­fic jam. The bus runs every 6 min­utes dur­ing the day. You need tick­ets for the AB zone. You may buy four tick­ets at once, which is a bit cheaper.

You may use the app of Ger­man Rail (DB-​Navigator) to find your op­ti­mal con­nec­tion from the air­port to the city. The web-​page of Ger­man Rail of­fers the same in­for­ma­tion.