Moving Berlin – Oberhausen: 541 km to the interchange where the A2 ends
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Your move Berlin – Oberhausen along the whole A2
Where the A2 ends
A move from Berlin to Oberhausen is surprisingly simple on the map: just past the Berlin Ring the A2 begins at the Werder junction, and it ends in the Sterkrade forest at the Oberhausen interchange. In between lie Magdeburg, Hanover, Bielefeld and the eastern Ruhr area – around 541 kilometres in total from our base at Stromstraße 21 in Moabit. We quote the fixed price after a free survey, and we are liable for damage under the German Commercial Code (HGB). Call 01625978461 to arrange the appointment, whether you are moving from the Spree to the Ruhr or back.
Whether furniture transport, packing or assembly – we take on the complete move from Berlin to Oberhausen or the return move to Berlin from a single source. We use the right vehicle, including for bulky furniture or a piano. As we come from Berlin, we clarify access, floor and parking space at your Oberhausen address in advance at the survey and apply for the parking restriction zones (Halteverbotszonen) in both cities. That way your move runs to plan at the agreed fixed price.
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Fixed price after a survey between Berlin and Oberhausen
For the move from Berlin to Oberhausen we quote a guide price from €2,220; the fixed price becomes binding after the free survey. Whether the move there or the return move from Oberhausen to Berlin – you know beforehand what it costs. Call us on 01625978461 and arrange an appointment in person or by video.
Quotes are available individually depending on effort, availability of dates and the scope of services required.
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From Moabit to the western end of the A2
The whole A2 once – there and back
Beste Umzug Unternehmen is a Berlin removal business from Moabit and drives your move itself all the way to Oberhausen – around 541 kilometres, almost entirely on the A2. We set the fixed price in writing after the survey, with no hidden extra costs; we are liable for your household goods under the German Commercial Code (HGB), and more protection is available on request. We take care of packing, dismantling and assembly so that you do not have to worry about anything. We also clarify the parking space at your Oberhausen address in advance. We plan the journey to Oberhausen just as carefully as the later way back to Berlin.
Packing service
Office move
Senior move
Furniture transport
How we plan Berlin – Oberhausen
Driving time, parking restrictions and price are fixed before anything is packed – that is the basis for every move between Berlin and Oberhausen, whether outward or return. We treat your household goods with the same care in both cities.
Reliable moving service
Careful handling
Clear communication
Structured move planning
Flexible support
Quality as standard
Part load Berlin – Oberhausen
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planning Berlin ↔ Oberhausen
A move between Berlin and Oberhausen involves more than transport: parking restriction zones at both addresses, packing material, the right vehicle size and a schedule with an honest driving time. We also advise on part load, storage and special transport for a piano or art. After moving in, registration with the City of Oberhausen is due within two weeks. And anyone moving to the Neue Mitte lives within sight of the Gasometer on the Rhine–Herne Canal.
Planning made safe and relaxed
Furniture, boxes, transport routes
Costs, timing and special cases
End of the A2, Neue Mitte, way back
Why Berlin – Oberhausen: work, family, industrial history
The move from Berlin to Oberhausen often has professional reasons – a new job in the western Ruhr area between Duisburg and Essen – or family ones. Oberhausen calls itself the “cradle of Ruhr industry”: in 1758 the St. Antony ironworks, the first ironworks in the Ruhr area, started operating on what is now the city's territory. We take on the logistics from packing in Berlin over the around 541 km to setting up in Oberhausen, on request with packing service and final cleaning of the old flat.
We plan the return move from Oberhausen to Berlin in the same way, for example after studies, for a new job in the capital or to be back with family. For this direction we survey your Oberhausen flat in person or by video and prepare a separate fixed price; the liability under the German Commercial Code (HGB) is the same.
The route: from the Werder junction to the Oberhausen interchange
The route between Berlin and Oberhausen is around 541 kilometres long. After the A100, the AVUS and the Berlin Ring the lorry joins the A2 at the Werder junction and stays on it to the very end: via Magdeburg, Hanover and Bielefeld, past the Kamen interchange and through the northern Ruhr area to the Oberhausen interchange in the Sterkrade forest. Since the renumbering in 1992 the A2 begins exactly here. We drive the last 7 kilometres or so on the A3.
Lorries over 3.5 t drive at a maximum of 80 km/h (§ 18 (5) StVO), and after four and a half hours of driving time a 45-minute break is mandatory (EU Regulation 561/2006): approx. 8 hrs lorry driving time. Whether loading, driving and unloading take place on one day with two drivers or are spread over two days, we decide at the survey. For the return move from Oberhausen to Berlin we drive the same route in reverse.
Arriving in Oberhausen: three city districts – and back to Berlin
Since 1975 Oberhausen has been divided into three city districts: Alt-Oberhausen, Osterfeld and Sterkrade. On top of that comes the Neue Mitte, planned at the beginning of the 1990s and today something like a fourth centre. Right on the Rhine–Herne Canal stands the 117-metre-high Gasometer, built from 1927 to 1929 and an exhibition hall since 1994. We come from Berlin and drive right up to the door in every neighbourhood; we clarify access and parking space beforehand and apply for a parking restriction if needed.
Anyone deciding on a move back to Berlin should start the flat search early; the Berlin rent index (Mietspiegel) provides current figures. We set the moving date as soon as the tenancy agreement is signed and provide interim storage if needed. That way the change between the Ruhr area and the capital works in both directions.
Costs for your move to the end of the A2
Oberhausen lies where the A2 stops – but the price depends above all on your household. Rough guide prices for Berlin → Oberhausen and for the way back to Berlin, with no hidden items:
| Your flat | Loading volume approx. | Guide price |
|---|---|---|
| small, 1 room | 10–15 m³ | from €350 |
| medium, 2 rooms | 20–25 m³ | from €590 |
| family, 3 rooms | 30–40 m³ | from €890 |
| large, 4 rooms | 45–60 m³ | from €1,290 |
| house | from 60 m³ | on request |
For the route itself, around 541 km, we set a guide price from €2,220. It becomes binding with the written quote after the free survey – floor, lift and extras are listed there individually.
Sterkrade, Osterfeld or Alt-Oberhausen: price factors
The decisive factor is the volume; the around 541 km are a fixed calculation. After that come the floor and lift at your new address – whether in one of the three city districts or around the Neue Mitte with CentrO and the Gasometer –, extras such as furniture assembly and a parking restriction zone. With only a few pieces of furniture, a part load lowers the price.
Services for Oberhausen: private, company, assembly
For the journey to the Emscher we put together what you need:
- Private move – complete household, door to door
- Company move – practice, office or shop space
- Furniture transport – individual heavy pieces, well padded
- Part load – remaining space on a trip via the A2
- Move with assembly – furniture dismantled and reassembled
- House clearance – declutter beforehand and save loading space
Neighbouring cities in the western Ruhr
Right next door are Duisburg and Essen, a little further Gelsenkirchen – we drive there from Berlin too. You can find every route in the long-distance moves overview, and the Berlin collection areas under Locations.
How to get your fixed price for Oberhausen
Whether a move from Berlin to Oberhausen or a return move to Berlin: after the free survey you receive a binding fixed price from Beste Umzug Unternehmen, liability under the German Commercial Code (HGB) and optional additional insurance on request. Call us on 01625978461.