Train Services
S-Bahn, regional and long-distance services call at the station; though a number of Intercity-Express and Intercity services were lost to the newly-opened Berlin Hauptbahnhof station further west, the Ostbahnhof still remains an important station for the eastern parts of Berlin
| Preceding station | Deutsche Bahn | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Berlin Hbf towards Aachen Hbf/Trier Hbf or Cologne/Bonn Airport | ICE 10 | Terminus | ||
| Berlin Hbf towards Munich Hbf | ICE 11 | Terminus | ||
| Berlin Hbf towards Zurich Hbf | ICE 12 | Terminus | ||
| Berlin Hbf towards Copenhagen Central | ICE 75 | Terminus | ||
| Berlin Hbf towards Århus Central | ICE 76 | Terminus | ||
| ] toward ] | ] | ] toward ] | ||
| Berlin Hbf towards Oldenburg Hbf | IC 56 | Lübben towards Cottbus or Dresden Hbf | ||
| Berlin Hbf toward Amsterdam Centraal | Intercity (DB) 140 | Terminus | ||
| Berlin Alexanderplatz toward Wismar | RE 2 | Königs Wusterhausen toward Cottbus | ||
| Berlin Alexanderplatz toward Dessau Hbf | RE | Berlin-Karlshorst toward Wünsdorf-Waldstadt | ||
| Berlin Alexanderplatz toward Brandenburg Hbf | RE | Erkner toward Frankfurt (Oder) | ||
| Berlin Alexanderplatz toward Magdeburg Hbf | RE | Erkner toward Eisenhüttenstadt | ||
| Berlin Alexanderplatz toward Nauen | RB | Berlin-Karlshorst toward Senftenberg | ||
| Preceding station | Berlin S-Bahn | Following station | ||
| Jannowitzbrücke toward Spandau | S5 | Warschauer Straße toward Strausberg Nord | ||
| Jannowitzbrücke toward Potsdam Hbf | S7 | Warschauer Straße toward Ahrensfelde | ||
| Jannowitzbrücke toward Spandau | S75 | Warschauer Straße toward Wartenberg |
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