Sacrow is one of the smallest and quietest districts of Potsdam, on a peninsula on the Havel, with Sacrow Palace, its park and the Church of the Redeemer on the shore. Between the palace park, woodland and the lakeshore, the few residents and their guests need a plannable way to reach Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER). A pre-booked private transfer picks you up at your Sacrow address and takes you straight to BER – and back to your door after you land.
Airport transfer from Sacrow to BER
For the trip from Sacrow to BER, enter your pickup address, date and time in the booking form and see the available vehicle classes with the total price before you book. Instead of travelling by bus and regional train with several changes and your luggage, you travel door to door to the terminal. The district lies in the north of Potsdam by the water; the route runs via the A115 and the Berlin ring (A10) as well as the A113 to BER. Depending on traffic, time of day and route the drive typically takes around 50 to 65 minutes. This is guidance only – the real journey time depends on traffic on the day. See the full overview on Berlin airport transfer.
From BER back to Sacrow
The transfer works in both directions. After landing you are met at BER and driven straight to your Sacrow address – whether a house by the palace park, an address on Krampnitzer Straße or one near the lakeshore. Enter your flight number when booking so the pickup can follow your actual arrival. Because of the secluded location with no dense rail link in particular, a fixed pickup with a name sign is a plannable alternative. See how the BER airport pickup works.
Looking for an Airport Taxi from Sacrow to BER?
Around the palace and the Sacrower See, many travellers search for a taxi to the airport. As an alternative to hailing a metered taxi on the street, you can pre-book a private transfer to or from BER: the price for your route and vehicle class is shown before you confirm, and the driver waits at the agreed address or at the airport. The transport is carried out by external, licensed transfer providers. Read more about booking an airport taxi to BER in advance.
Pickup areas in Sacrow
Pickups can take place at private addresses and business addresses across Sacrow; the address you enter when booking is what counts. Common areas include:
- Sacrow Palace with its park
- The Church of the Redeemer on the Havel shore
- Krampnitzer Straße as the access road
- The waterside on the Sacrower See
- The forest edge around the village
- The transition to Krampnitz in the north
What makes Sacrow distinctive
Sacrow is a very small, quiet district with fewer than 400 residents, on a peninsula on the Havel. It is known for Sacrow Palace with its park designed by Peter Joseph Lenné and the famous Church of the Redeemer right on the shore, part of the UNESCO World Heritage site. Around the village lie the Sacrower See and extensive forests. Palace, church and the waterside landscape define the district. Further background is in the sources below.
How it works
Three steps to your transfer
Book your ride
Enter your pickup address or destination in the booking form.
Driver arrives
Your driver will be on time at the agreed time.
Get going
Get in and enjoy a stress-free ride via the fastest route.
Hotels, dining and local destinations
Accommodation and business addresses are rare in Sacrow itself; transfers usually start and end at private addresses or by the palace park – well suited to trips in both directions, home to BER and back. Excursion destinations are the palace and the Church of the Redeemer; if you combine a walk by the Sacrower See with a trip to the airport, simply enter the exact pickup address when booking. The palace park and shore make the district a quiet destination.
Families, groups and business travellers
Travelling as a group, everyone stays together in one vehicle, from a business car to a minibus for larger parties. Because of the secluded location in particular, the direct ride pays off for everyone. The booking system shows which vehicle class is available for your passenger count and luggage; for larger groups see the Berlin airport minibus for groups. For business travellers, addresses on Krampnitzer Straße are typical start and end points.
Sacrow, Neu Fahrland or Krampnitz – which pickup address?
Sacrow borders Krampnitz to the north, Neu Fahrland across the water and lies near Groß Glienicke. North begins Krampnitz. The exact address in the booking form always determines the transfer.
Frequently asked questions
How do I book an airport transfer from Sacrow to BER? Enter your Sacrow pickup address, date and time; the available vehicles and total price are shown before you book.
How long is the ride from Sacrow to BER? Because of its location in the north of Potsdam, usually around 50 to 65 minutes. This is not a guarantee – the traffic on the day is what matters.
Can I be picked up at the palace? Yes, at private addresses and business addresses across Sacrow. The address you enter is what counts.
Can I travel directly from BER to Sacrow? Yes. Enter your flight number so the pickup follows your arrival, and you are driven straight to your address.
Can groups book a minibus transfer to BER? Yes, up to 19 passengers in one vehicle depending on the available class shown during booking.
Check your specific transfer to or from Sacrow in the booking form.
Sources and background: City of Potsdam (potsdam.de) · Wikipedia article on Sacrow


