S6 (Berlin)

S6 is a line of the Berlin S-Bahn, a rapid transit railway system serving Berlin and its surrounding areas in Germany. It operates on a roughly east-west axis, connecting stations in the city center with destinations to the east and west of Berlin.

The S6 line runs from Berlin-Spindlersfeld in the east to Berlin-Westkreuz in the west. Key stations along its route include Berlin-Köpenick, Berlin Ostkreuz, Berlin-Friedrichstrasse (a major interchange station), Berlin Hauptbahnhof (the main railway station), Berlin-Charlottenburg, and Messe Nord/ICC.

Like other S-Bahn lines in Berlin, the S6 is identified by a distinctive yellow circle with the line number in black. Services typically operate at 10- or 20-minute intervals during peak hours, with less frequent service during off-peak hours and overnight.

The S6 provides important transportation links for commuters and tourists alike, offering access to various residential areas, business districts, and cultural attractions throughout Berlin. It integrates with other modes of public transport, including U-Bahn (subway), tram, and bus services, at key interchange stations.