At a glance
Pickup in Mitte
Clearly describe the address and building entrance.
Mobility needs
State any mobility aid and assistance needed.
Appointment and return
Plan the appointment time and possible return ride together.
Accessible transport in Mitte
PrimaFahrten accepts requests for accessible transport in Mitte. Pickups and destinations are planned using the complete address, requested time, mobility needs and actual access conditions. Submit the ride through our accessible transport service.
Localities in Mitte
The district includes Mitte, Moabit, Hansaviertel, Tiergarten, Wedding and Gesundbrunnen, as shown in Berlin's official overview of localities by district. Include the complete pickup and destination addresses in your request, not only the district.
Typical destinations in Mitte
For the additional official local destinations recorded for Mitte, please provide the exact building, entrance and requested arrival time. The examples are practical orientation only: they do not imply a partnership or guaranteed availability. Access details such as courtyards, lifts or stairs remain relevant for the individual journey.
What matters when planning a route in Mitte
Pickup situations vary considerably in the densely built city centre. Front buildings, side wings, courtyards and larger complexes can have different entrances, so specify the exact entrance as well as the street address.
Include the entrance, floor, stairs, lift and route to the vehicle in your ride request.
Building access and mobility needs
Describe the floor, lift, steps, courtyard, doors and route between the home or facility and the vehicle. If the passenger remains in a wheelchair during the ride, add the details needed for wheelchair transport. If stairs need to be managed, request the stair-chair service. Feasibility is checked individually.
Medical appointments and recurring destinations
You can request medical rides to medical practices, therapy, rehabilitation or other scheduled treatment appointments. For an appointment series, provide all days, times, the requested period and known return times. Regular journeys between home and a disability workshop (WfbM) can be planned as workshop rides.
Rides to neighbouring districts
Mitte borders Pankow, Reinickendorf, Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. You can request rides across district boundaries. The actual route, requested time and access conditions at both addresses determine the planning.
The complete address, actual entrance and known time window matter more than the district name alone.
Planning by locality within Mitte
A pickup in Wedding or Gesundbrunnen may require a different route than one in Moabit, Hansaviertel or Mitte. State the locality even when the street seems unambiguous. For a ride from the north of the district to a destination south of the Spree, include the requested arrival time.
In Moabit and Tiergarten, homes, public authorities and larger facilities may have entrances on different sides of a block. Courtyard access or separate entrances can also matter in Mitte. State the main or side entrance, courtyard or agreed meeting point.
For regular routes from Gesundbrunnen or Wedding to a medical practice, therapy or workplace, a consistent pickup point can simplify planning. Report a changed entrance or an unavailable lift before the next ride.
Provide the addresses, entrance, times, mobility aids and building conditions for your ride in Mitte.
Request a ride in MitteRide profile in Mitte
- Typical rides
- Wheelchair transport · Hospital · Dialysis/Rehabilitation · Work and participation
- Useful in advance
- Building or department, entrance, floor and appointment time.
Possible destinations in the district include
- Campus Charité Mitte (Hospital)
Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin - KfH-Nierenzentrum Berlin-Mitte (Dialysis centre)
Große Hamburger Straße 5–11, Haus Vinzenz-von-Paul, 10115 Berlin - Mosaik Betriebsstätte Mitte (Disability workshop (WfbM))
Ifflandstraße 12, 10179 Berlin
These examples are for orientation only; they do not imply a partnership, contractual relationship or guaranteed availability.
Accessible route planning
Accessibility conditions can change at short notice, particularly when lifts are out of service. In addition to information provided by the destination itself, Mobidat, Wheelmap and current BVG lift information can help you prepare for your journey.
Getting to hospital in Mitte
In an emergency, call 112. The following information comes from the hospitals' pages and maps. Please call the hospital before the ride, because access routes change, especially during construction.
Charité Campus Mitte (Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin)
- Entrances: Entrance A at Charitéplatz 1 is for pedestrians and cars. Driveway D is at Hannoversche Straße 11. Entrance B at Luisenstraße 65 belongs to the delivery room. The page gives no opening hours for A, B and D.
- Emergency department: The emergency department is in the Rudolf-Nissen-Haus, entrance Philippstraße 10, near the bed tower. In an emergency, call 112.
- Driving onto the grounds: The Charité recommends driving onto the grounds only to bring or collect a patient directly at a facility. The number of parking spaces is very limited. Parking costs money and only card payment is accepted. On the main campus the first hour is free (Monday to Saturday, 7:00 to 21:00), then 1.00 to 2.50 euros per hour, at most 15 euros a day. In front of the bed tower 30 minutes are free, then 2.50 euros per 15 minutes, at most 30 euros a day.
- Parking for severely disabled people: Access to these spaces on the main campus is via Hannoversche Straße. The bed tower (the high-rise with the wards) can be reached only via Luisenstraße. Eligible drivers exchange the entry ticket at the information desk for a free exit ticket. The spaces are signposted on the campus and in Luisenstraße. The exact location is not given.
- Who may park there: People with the blue EU parking card or the orange card (parking relief). The original must be clearly visible in the car. The severe disability card alone is not enough. The cards may be used only when the entitled person is present. Parking is limited to 24 hours.
- Taxi: Taxi rank on Luisenstraße near Robert-Koch-Platz. Taxi phone: (030) 450 578 777.
- Phone: Charité switchboard (030) 450 50. Emergency centre Mitte (030) 450 531 000.
- Source dates: Web page of 22 October 2026 (parking rules as of 10 April 2026), parking flyer from 2020.
Charité Campus Virchow-Klinikum und Deutsches Herzzentrum (DHZC) (Augustenburger Platz 1, 13353 Berlin)
- Entrances: Entrance A (Augustenburger Platz 1 / Amrumer Straße) is for pedestrians only. Driveway B at Seestraße 5 is for pedestrians, cars and deliveries and has a car park building.
- Parking: The car park building at Seestraße 5 is open around the clock. The first 30 minutes are free. The second 30 minutes cost 2.00 euros, each further started hour 2.00 euros, at most 14 euros a day.
- Parking for disabled people: They are signposted on the campus street Mittelallee. Free parking is available only on showing the required documents. Parking is limited to 24 hours. The same permit rules apply as at Campus Mitte.
- Emergency departments: Central emergency department (among others surgery, trauma, neurology, eyes, ENT): Mittelallee 3, access for patients lying down at Südpassage 2. Central emergency department for internal medicine (also gynaecology, chest pain unit): Nordstraße 2. Children's emergency department: Mittelallee 8, access for patients lying down at Nordstraße 6. Delivery rooms: Mittelallee 9.
- Heart centre (DHZC): The heart centre is on the grounds of Virchow-Klinikum. Registration is in the second archway on the left when coming from the main entrance Augustenburger Platz 1. For emergency doctors and patient transport there is a separate access plan: driveway Seestraße 5, then Weststraße, then left into Mittelallee, on to the access for patients lying down at Oststraße 1 or 2 (intensive care) or Mittelallee 2. Whether this plan also applies to scheduled rides is not stated.
- Taxi: Taxi ranks at the main entrance Augustenburger Platz and in front of the driveway Seestraße 5. Taxi phone: (030) 450 573 348.
- Phone: Switchboard (030) 450 50. Central emergency department (030) 450 552 000.
- Source dates: Web pages of 22 October 2026 (parking rules as of 28 April 2025), heart centre access plan from 06/2024.
All Berlin districts and the sources are in the guide Rides to hospitals in Berlin. No hospital names a stopping place for transport services like ours; we discuss the pick-up point and the building with you beforehand. PrimaFahrten does not guarantee reimbursement.
Frequently asked questions about rides in this district
Which entrance should I give for an appointment at Campus Charité Mitte?
The campus has many buildings and visitor addresses. Please give the clinic or department, building and entrance named in your appointment letter; “Charité Mitte” alone is often not precise enough.
Can a wheelchair ride to Berlin Central Station be planned with a meeting point inside the station?
Yes. For a station transfer, we can agree a specific meeting point in advance. The train number, planned arrival and luggage details help us plan the pickup.