Daily PCR, express PCR and free antigen rapid tests possible with optional appointment
All information about the Corona test center – Berlin Friedrichstr. 133
>> No appointment necessary
Adress
Berlin, Friedrichstraße
Friedrichstraße 133
10117 Berlin
Mail: [email protected]
Our test station is located at Friedrichstrasse 133.
Opening times of the test station in Friedrichstrasse
- Monday – Friday: 07:00 – 20:00
- Saturday: 08:00 – 21:00
- Sunday: 08:00 – 21:00 H.
Current waiting times at the Corona test station
Directions to the test station, Friedrichstrasse Berlin
The station is located on the ground floor and can be entered directly from the street.
Arrival by public transport
S-Bahn S1, S2, S25, S26, S3, S5, S7, S9
U-Bahn U6
Tram 12, M1
Bus 147, N6, RE1, S7
Regionalverkehr HBX, FEX, RB14, RB21, RB22, RE1, RE2, RE7
Our test station at Berlin, Friedrichstrasse
Book a test
Result in ca. 24 – 36 hours after sample receipt
Result available in 30 minutes
Giving sample until 1pm. The result will come till midnight
Giving sample until 1pm. The result will come till midnight
Result in ca. 24 – 36 hours after sample receipt
Not suited for Travel – will not be accepted by any Airline or Government
Result available in 20 minutes
Result available in 20 minutes
Result in ca. 24 – 36 hours after sample receipt
Which test do i need?
There are various reasons for wanting to have a test for the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus carried out. Perhaps you have had contact with an infected person, perhaps you are planning a family visit or a trip abroad. We offer various test options to meet your individual needs.
Antigen test
A rapid antigen test is the quick, safe method to determine if you have a corona infection. The tests we use have a very high specificity and sensitivity and are therefore highly reliable. An acute infection with SARS-CoV-2, the corona virus, can be reliably detected within twenty minutes by taking a swab in the nasopharynx.
RT-PCR Test
RT-PCR tests have a very high level of reliability and are recognized in almost all cases as evidence of a negative infection status. In addition to the nasopharyngeal swab, we also offer the relatively new gargle method, which the World Health Organization (WHO) equates in accuracy with the nasopharyngeal swab.