Restrictions until August 11th on Sundays to Thursdays from 10 p.m.The U1 runs between Warschauer Straße and Gleisdreieck, the U3 between Krumme Lanke and Gleisdreieck... Bypass: The U2 can be used between the stations Gleisdreieck and Wittenbergplatz.Bus routes M19 and M29 are available between Wittenbergplatz and Uhlandstraße.(From November 13 to December 8, 2022, the same restrictions will apply again. All bridge days and public holidays are excluded.) ... June 27 to August 11 In the direction of Warschauer Straße, no stop at Nollendorfplatz.From 10.30 p.m. to 21 July, Sundays to Thursdays, buses run between Alexanderplatz and the city center at night.Until August 10th, close of business. Cancellation of the stop in Lehnitz.Replacement bus services from/to Lehnitz from Borgsdorf or Oranienburg.June 7th through December 10th There is a replacement bus service between Blankenfelde and Lichtenrade.... June 21st to August 11th Train service between Priesterweg and Südkreuz only every 20 minutes.... 25./26.July and 26./27.July in the night hours between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. replacement bus service between Pankow-Heinersdorf and Buch without stopping in Blankenburg.... July 29th, 4 a.m. non-stop until August 7th, end of operations between Pankow-Heinersdorf and Buch Replacement bus service without stopping at Blankenburg S-Bahn station.Refugees with a Ukrainian passport or identity card have been able to use all long-distance trains from the German border to Berlin, Dresden, Nuremberg and Munich via Poland, the Czech Republic and Austria free of charge since March 1st.To make onward travel within Germany easier, there is the “helpukraine” ticket.Ukrainian refugees receive this in all travel centers in Germany.July 9th to July 23rd and August 6th to August 10th There is rail replacement service between Peitz Ost and Cottbus Hbf. ... July 11th to July 22nd and July 25th to July 29th The train is cancelled between Guben and Cottbus Hbf in both directions.... Until December 10, 2022 The trains on this line do not stop in Frankfurt (Oder)-Rosengarten.As a replacement, please use the buses between Jacobsdorf (Mark) and Frankfurt (Oder)-Rosengarten from/to the canceled stops.Status: {{time}} - in cooperation with VMZ Berlin.Restrictions until August 11th on Sundays to Thursdays from 10 p.m.The U1 runs between Warschauer Straße and Gleisdreieck, the U3 between Krumme Lanke and Gleisdreieck... Bypass: The U2 can be used between the stations Gleisdreieck and Wittenbergplatz.Bus routes M19 and M29 are available between Wittenbergplatz and Uhlandstraße.(From November 13 to December 8, 2022, the same restrictions will apply again. All bridge days and public holidays are excluded.) ... June 27 to August 11 In the direction of Warschauer Straße, no stop at Nollendorfplatz.From 10.30 p.m. to 21 July, Sundays to Thursdays, buses run between Alexanderplatz and the city center at night.Until August 10th, close of business. Cancellation of the stop in Lehnitz.Replacement bus services from/to Lehnitz from Borgsdorf or Oranienburg.June 7th through December 10th There is a replacement bus service between Blankenfelde and Lichtenrade.... June 21st to August 11th Train service between Priesterweg and Südkreuz only every 20 minutes.... 25./26.July and 26./27.July in the night hours between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. replacement bus service between Pankow-Heinersdorf and Buch without stopping in Blankenburg.... July 29th, 4 a.m. non-stop until August 7th, end of operations between Pankow-Heinersdorf and Buch Replacement bus service without stopping at Blankenburg S-Bahn station.Refugees with a Ukrainian passport or identity card have been able to use all long-distance trains from the German border to Berlin, Dresden, Nuremberg and Munich via Poland, the Czech Republic and Austria free of charge since March 1st.To make onward travel within Germany easier, there is the “helpukraine” ticket.Ukrainian refugees receive this in all travel centers in Germany.July 9th to July 23rd and August 6th to August 10th There is rail replacement service between Peitz Ost and Cottbus Hbf. ... July 11th to July 22nd and July 25th to July 29th The train is cancelled between Guben and Cottbus Hbf in both directions.... Until December 10, 2022 The trains on this line do not stop in Frankfurt (Oder)-Rosengarten.As a replacement, please use the buses between Jacobsdorf (Mark) and Frankfurt (Oder)-Rosengarten from/to the canceled stops.Status: {{time}} - in cooperation with VMZ Berlin.Residential containers are now on the premises of the Helios Clinic in Bad Saarow.They were created as housing for students, doctors and medical staff as there were not enough apartments available.For this purpose, shipping containers were completely rebuilt, as the clinic manager, Carmen Bier, says in the rbb."If you are a clinic in a rural area and want to offer training in the medical field, then living space is definitely part of it," says Bier.The Helios Clinic is a partner of the Medical University in Brandenburg.This is one of the reasons why many students are now coming to Bad Saarow, but there is a lack of affordable housing, says Bier.Higher prices at gas stations, in supermarkets and now also on the housing market: Around 1,600 households in Strausberg (Märkisch-Oderland) are to receive a rent increase of up to 18 percent from July.But it only affects the apartments that are currently very inexpensive.By Marie StumpThree apartments have now been created from five containers – each 7 meters long and 3.5 meters wide.The containers, which are kept in dark gray, look like a modern tiny house on the outside – only without wheels."We cut open the containers, installed underfloor heating, used drywall and smoothed it out," says the managing director.The skeleton of the container acted as a framework, says Bier.The containers have been ready for occupancy for a few weeks.The project cost 250,000 euros."As a student, I often had the experience that I was looking for an apartment and it wasn't that easy," says Tim Grohmann.The 31-year-old doctor in training has already completed his studies, but he would have gladly accepted such an offer: "Such a container house is exactly what is needed."For her idea with the residential containers, Carmen Bier was inspired by a similar project in Berlin, as she explains.Environmental considerations also play an important role here.She hopes that word of sustainable living will get around among the students right on the clinic grounds.And the conversion of further shipping containers is quite conceivable.And there is definitely room for improvement, according to the clinic manager.With material from Eva Kirchner-RätschWe close the comment function when the number of comments is so large that they can no longer be moderated in a timely manner.We also close the comment function if the comments no longer relate to the topic or if a large number of the comments violate the rules of our comment guidelines.For older posts, the comment function is automatically closed.I also want such a Scontainer!Housing project in Bad Saarow Students and clinic employees can now live in shipping containersI somehow have my doubts that the expansion of such shipping containers is really cheaper than a normal wooden frame construction.Apart from parts of the outer skin, not much is left of the containers, they are largely sawn open and through.From the inside, insulation and walls still have to be put in place.The only advantage I can see is the typical look, but only on the outside.Even if I'm a fan of tiny houses in general and would like to have something like that along with the property myself: How are the temperatures regulated in habitable shipping containers?Isn't the indoor air that is warmed up much too quickly in winter, while in summer you get the feeling of being in a roasting oven?