See here for maps and further information on how to reach all the offices of the German Environment Agency (UBA). Click on the maps to open a more detailed view. Detailed maps (where available) appear by clicking on the arrows in the photo gallery.
UBA’s headquarters are about five minutes' walk from Dessau main train station. Exit the train station from the main building, bear left and cross the bus lot. Take the Antoinettenstraße underpass to reach Wörlitzer Platz. A footpath between Wörlitzer Bahnhof and a bridge ramp on Roßlauer Allee leads to the main entrance of the Agency offices. Please register as a visitor at the reception in the Forum, located in the main building. Thank you!
Berlin-Grunewald (Bismarckplatz)
Bismarckplatz 1, 14193 Berlin
The Bismarckplatz bus stop is near the main entrance. The Herbertstraße bus stop is a few minutes’ walk. The nearest rapid transit railway station is Halensee (S-Bahn), from where one can walk or take the bus to the Bismarckplatz stop.
The offices in Berlin-Grunewald (Bismarckplatz) are closed until 2027 due to renovation. See information below to reach our temporary accommodation City Campus Berlin (Buchholzweg).
Temporary accommodation City Campus Berlin (Buchholzweg)
Buchholzweg 8, 13627 Berlin (Haus 3, Eingang 3A)
The location is within walking distance of the Buchholzweg bus stop. The nearest rapid transit railway station is the Beusselstraße S-Bahn station, from where one can take a bus to the Buchholzweg stop.
The Ehrenbergstraße, Unter den Eichen/Drakestraße and Von-Laue-Straße bus stops are within walking distance. The Lichterfelde-West S-Bahn station to the south, and the U-Bahn station Freie Universität (Thielplatz) to the north, are nearby.
The Berlin-Marienfelde office is a 15-20 minutes’ walk (1.5 km) from the Schichauweg S-Bahn station. There is a small path at the end of the street that leads to the entrance. Travel time can be cut by taking the bus from the S-Bahn station to the Egestorffstraße bus stop.
The office is located near the Am Kuhberg, Schule and Friedhof bus stops. It is about a 45 minutes' walk from the Bad Elster train station. A shuttle pick-up service from the train station can be arranged. Please contact Ms Ackert: tel. 037437 / 76-215.
You can reach the old exhibition grounds by S-Bahn S2, S3 via stop "Leipzig Völkerschlachtdenkmal" and by streetcar via line 2 and 15 (stop "Altes Messegelände"). After that, you can reach the location in 3 minutes by foot.
Konrad mine building department (Salzgitter)
Albert-Schweitzer-Straße 18, 38226 Salzgitter
The Konrad mine building department is located 5 minutes from the Salzgitter-Lebenstedt central bus station (ZOB). Exit the station through the main building and head west on Konrad-Adenauer-Straße. Turn right onto Albert-Schweitzer-Straße. The office building is at the intersection of Thiestraße. The building department is on the third floor.
Go to the Munich train station. Take the train to Garmisch-Partenkirchen. Get out at Garmisch-Partenkirchen (last stop) and board the Bayerische Zugspitzenbahn train, which is located at the western edge behind the train station.
By car:
From Munich, get on the Garmisch to Partenkirchen Autobahn and head toward Zugsspitze /Grainau. Drive down Hauptstraße in Grainau and when you reach the city limits, take three kilometer long Bergstrecke to the parking lot of the Bayerische Zugspitzbahn’s Talstation Eibsee funicular station.
From the Talstation Eibsee funicular station:
The funicular station departs every half hour (service is suspended during storms). When you reach the top, take the Gletscherseilbahn funicular to the Sonnalpin stop. Sonnalpin and Schneefernerhaus can be reached solely via a footpath, and then by taking the funicular. Wear clothing that’s suitable for the mountain weather. The trip up the mountain must be taken with the funicular driver present. A safety information sheet (Merkblatt für Besucher zur Verminderung des Sicherheitsrisikos) is available at the measuring station.
Air quality measuring station Neuglobsow (Brandenburg)
Zur alten Fischerhütte 1, 16775 Stechlin - OT Neuglobsow
By train:
Take the Berlin-Fürstenberg train. Get out at the last stop. Take a bus or taxi to Neuglobsow, or arrange in advance for us to pick you up at the train station.
By car:
Directions from Berlin to Neuglobsow. From Berlin, take the B 96 toward Norden (Stralsund) and exit at Gransee. From there, head toward Neuglobsow (Stechlin). Drive through Großwoltersdorf and Menz to Neuglobsow. When you get to Neuglobsow, you’ll see the sign for the measuring station.
Directions from Berlin to Neuglobsow (alternative route): From Berlin, take the B 96 toward Norden (Stralsund) and exit at Fürstenberg. From Fürstenberg, head toward Neuglobsow and follow the signs there.
Air quality measuring station Waldhof (Lüneburg Heath)
29394 Langenbrügge
By car:
You can get to our Waldhof measuring station from the north via the city of Uelzen by heading toward Wieren and then to Langenbrügge Bodenteich. Then head toward Lüben. Then take the road to Waldhof and turn into the forest right after you pass a farm called Waldhof. You’ll see the measuring station on your right after 300 meters.
To reach the measuring station from the south, drive from Wittingen to Stöcken and then to Langenbrügge. Then head toward Lüben. Then take the road to Waldhof and turn into the forest right after you pass a farmstead called Waldhof. You’ll see the measuring station on your right after 300 meters.
Air quality measuring station Schauinsland (Black Forest)
Schauinslandweg 2, 79254 Oberried/ Hofsgrund
By train:
Take any trolley from Freiburger Hauptbahnhof train station and get out at Bertholdsbrunnen. Then transfer to Straßenbahnlinie 4 (trolley line 4) going toward Günterstal. Get out at Günterstal and get on a bus to Horben. Get out at the Schauinsland-Schwebebahn funicular station, and take the funicular to the Schauinsland measuring station. From there, walk 100 meters uphill on the road leading to a parking lot. From there, take the asphalt path toward Rappenecker Hütte, which after a 1.5 km walk will take you to the measuring station. The measuring station is a long wooden building with a large measuring field in front of it.
By car:
From downtown Freiburg follow the signs to the Schauinsland measuring station, a 17 kilometer drive. Stop at the first parking lot you come to. From there, a 1.5 kilometer service road leads to the measuring station. However, members of the public are not allowed to drive down this road, which in some cases is blocked by a barrier. It takes about 40 minutes to get from downtown Freiburg to the measuring station.
Air quality measuring station Schmücke (Thuringian Forest)
Schmücke 8, 98528 Suhl/ Gehlberg
By train:
Take the train to Oberhof. From there take a taxi or make prior arrangements with us to pick you up at the station.
By car:
Exit the A 4 at Gotha and take the B 247 toward Suhl. Turn left 1 kilometer after leaving Oberhof. Drive 10 kilometers. You’ll see the measuring station on your right.
Air quality measuring station Westerland (Island of Sylt)
Lornsenweg 9, 25980 Westerland/Sylt
By train:
At the Westerland train station, take the SVG (Sylter Verkehrsgesellschaft) line 1 bus and get out at Marinesiedlung.
Air quality measuring station Zingst (Fischland-Darß-Zingst peninsula of the Baltic Sea)
Landstr.2, 18374 Zingst
By train:
Take the train to Barth, and from there take the bus to Zingst.
By car:
Take the Autobahn to Rostock. From there, take the B 105 heading toward Stralsund, until you reach Löbnitz. From there, take the Kreisstrasse (district road) to Barth and then continue on to Zingst. From there, head toward Müggenburg. 1.5 kilometers after leaving Zingst you will see the entrance to the measuring station
The UBA’s motto, For our environment (“Für Mensch und Umwelt”), sums up our mission pretty well, we feel. In this video we give an insight into our work.
The UBA
Contact
Wörlitzer Platz 1 06844 Dessau-Roßlau GermanyPlease contact us exclusively by e-mail: buergerservice [at] uba [dot] de. Unfortunately, we are currently not available by telephone. There may currently be delays in answering enquiries. We ask for your understanding.