Are dogs allowed on trains in Berlin?

Dogs must be kept leashed in S-Bahn and underground trains, buses and trams as well as at railway stations. In addition, they must always wear a suitable muzzle. If you are travelling with a single ticket, you will need a separate discount ticket for the dog.



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If you want to go on a short city break, Berlin is a great option! It is full of iconic history and tourist landmarks, and it was voted Germany's most dog-friendly city. In Berlin, dogs are welcome on the streets, on public transport, in parks, restaurants, and bars, so your dog can make the most of the trip.

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For cross-border journeys, you are required to buy a child's second-class ticket for your dog. Seats cannot be reserved for dogs on Deutsche Bahn trains and they do not issue mobile e-tickets for pets. Deutsche Bahn will send the ticket to you by post, or you can buy it directly at the train station.

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Dogs and cats up to 20 pounds (combined weight of pet and carrier) are welcome on trips up to seven hours on most routes (some restrictions apply*). Our check-in process is simple, making traveling with your four-legged friend easy and enjoyable.

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Pet Friendly Trains in Europe. Your pet can travel with you on most trains in Europe including Rail Europe (except trains in Spain, Ireland, Great Britain, Finland and Norway) and RailJet. Only service dogs traveling with visually impared passengers are permitted on Eurostar trains.

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If your pet is traveling to Germany from another country, then the forms must be endorsed by the government agency responsible for the import and export of animals. This form is good for transports of 5 or less dogs, cats or ferrets. (see item 5 if you are traveling with more than 5 pets).

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