Berlin's World Heritage, against the time you actually have

Ten places across three UNESCO properties. Set the block of time you can give this trip and the board answers: which ones you can reach from Alexanderplatz, look at properly, and get back from. Journey times are real VBB data, not estimates.

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Journey time from Alexanderplatz against the shortest visit that is worth making A scatter plot. Each World Heritage place sits at its measured one-way journey time from Alexanderplatz and at the shortest visit worth making once there. A sloping line shows the limit of the selected time block, counting the journey out and back. Places under the line fit, places above it do not.
fits the time you set fits, but only just does not fit above the dashes, the visit outlasts the journey

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From Alexanderplatz
Shortest visit worth making
Whole trip costs you
Where the selected place sits in Berlin, with the S-Bahn Ring for scale

On site.

Journey times are the median of twelve live queries against the VBB and BVG timetable API from S+U Alexanderplatz, with each access stop resolved from the site's real OpenStreetMap coordinates. The S-Bahn Ring outline is drawn from the real coordinates of its 27 stations. The shortest worthwhile visit is my own judgement as a Berlin guide, not a measurement. Listing years and the July 2026 extension come from the Berlin Landesdenkmalamt and the German UNESCO Commission; prices and opening times come from the SPSG. Checked on 24 August 2026.