Oldenburg on the Hunte: 434 km mandatory break and motorway ring
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Changing motorways five times: your move to Oldenburg
All the way to the Hunte
A long-distance move from Berlin to Oldenburg is one of our long trips to the north-west: from Stromstraße 21 in Moabit it is around 434 km. After the ring and the A2 the lorry swings north onto the A7 at the Hanover-East interchange, takes the A27 towards the Weser from the Walsrode junction, briefly the A1 at the Bremen interchange and from the Stuhr junction the A28, which leads past Delmenhorst and over an elevated road into the Oldenburg motorway ring. Packing, driving, carrying and assembly are handled by one team. That way your household goods get from the Spree to the Hunte or back – as a move from Berlin to Oldenburg at a fixed price.
The fixed price is set after the survey; a jam at the Hanover-East interchange or before the Bremen interchange changes nothing after that. For the approx. 6.5 hrs lorry drive including the mandatory break we factor in loading and unloading and decide beforehand whether unloading takes place the same evening or the next morning. We are liable under the German Commercial Code (§ 451e HGB: €620 per cubic metre of loading space); more protection can be agreed for valuables. You can add furniture assembly, boxes and interim storage, in case the flat on the Hunte or on the Spree is not yet free. Advice on 01625978461.
Moving Berlin Oldenburg
Spree ↔ Hunte: survey first, then a fixed price for the long-distance move
For the around 434 km to the Hunte the guide price starts from €1,700. It becomes a fixed price after the survey – calculated from volume, floors and extras, for the way to Oldenburg just as for the way back to Berlin. Send us your enquiry; we will get back to you with a survey appointment in Berlin or Oldenburg.
Quotes are available individually depending on effort, availability of dates and the scope of services required.
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What 434 km to Oldenburg demand
One team for the long drive to the north-west
Our lorry comes from Moabit (Stromstraße 21) and drives right up to your new door in Oldenburg – whether a flat in Eversten, a house in Bloherfelde or a period building in Osternburg south of the Hunte. On the around 434 km it changes motorway five times; removal lorries over 3.5 t may drive at most 80 km/h there (§ 18 (5) StVO), and after four and a half hours at the wheel at the latest a break is mandatory. All of that is included in the binding fixed price after the survey. Whether you are going to the Hunte for a job or back to the Spree – you know the arrival time beforehand.
Packing service
Office move
Senior move
Furniture transport
What makes the long drive to the Hunte predictable
On a long-distance move from Berlin to Oldenburg three things decide the day: a departure before the ring fills up, the planned rest stop and a free parking space at both buildings – for a complete household as for a small part load, on the way there as on the way back.
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Careful handling
Clear communication
Structured move planning
Flexible support
Quality as standard
Part load Berlin ↔ Oldenburg
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planning Berlin ↔ Oldenburg
Here is what makes up the long-distance move from Berlin to Oldenburg and the move from Oldenburg to Berlin: five motorways, driving time and rest stops, loading zones at both buildings and two very different housing markets. On top of that come part load, furniture assembly and interim storage. Registration is due no later than two weeks after moving in (§ 17 Federal Registration Act, Bundesmeldegesetz): on the Hunte at the municipal registration office, on the Spree at a Berlin citizens' office (Bürgeramt). That way you are prepared for either direction.
Planning made safe and relaxed
Furniture, boxes, transport routes
Costs, timing and special cases
Oldenburg and Berlin in both directions
Who moves to Oldenburg – and who moves back
The move from Berlin to Oldenburg often has a professional reason: the energy supplier EWE has its headquarters here, and the Carl von Ossietzky University teaches and researches at its Haarentor and Wechloy sites. Families appreciate the lower rents, the greenery and the calmer atmosphere on the Hunte compared with the capital. For them we plan the long-distance move so that boxes, lorry and furniture assembly suit the new flat.
Conversely, after final exams or for a job at an international company people often head back to the capital. For the move from Oldenburg to Berlin we look at the household goods on the Hunte, quote the fixed price and apply for the loading zone in front of the new Berlin building at the district office.
Changing motorways five times: from the AVUS to the ring around Oldenburg
After loading in Berlin the route goes via the AVUS and the Berlin Ring onto the A2 to the Hanover-East interchange, north on the A7 to the Walsrode junction, via the A27 past Verden and Achim to the Bremen interchange, a short stretch of the A1 to the Stuhr junction and finally on the A28 via Delmenhorst to Oldenburg – within the city as an urban motorway with junctions such as Osternburg and Eversten. By lorry the around 434 km take approx. 6.5 hrs including the 45-minute break that is required after four and a half hours of driving time (EU Regulation 561/2006).
The city is enclosed by the A28, A29 and A293; depending on the neighbourhood we choose the right exit so that the lorry does not have to go right through the centre. Because the drive takes up a large part of the day, we decide at the survey whether unloading takes place the same evening or the next morning. Back to Berlin we take the same motorways in reverse order.
Arriving in Oldenburg – neighbourhoods & housing market
Oldenburg has many neighbourhoods with their own character: Osternburg south of the Hunte, Eversten and Bloherfelde in the west, Haarentor and Wechloy around the university, Nadorst, Bürgerfelde and Ofenerdiek in the north and Kreyenbrück in the south. Many people find the housing market in Oldenburg less tight than in Berlin, but small flats around the university are let quickly. Inside the Wallring lies the pedestrian zone, regarded as the oldest area-wide one in Germany – for addresses there we clarify in advance from where we are allowed to carry.
In the opposite direction the Berlin market is the bigger hurdle: in Prenzlauer Berg, Friedrichshain or Charlottenburg the search often takes months. We set the moving day for your flat handover so that there is no gap between moving out on the Hunte and moving in on the Spree.
Guide prices for the long-distance move to the Hunte
What the journey to Oldenburg costs is decided first of all by the amount of your household goods – the direction you travel does not matter. For orientation:
| Household size | Volume approx. | Starting price |
|---|---|---|
| one room or shared-flat room | 10–15 m³ | from €350 |
| two-room flat | 20–25 m³ | from €590 |
| three rooms | 30–40 m³ | from €890 |
| four rooms, family | 45–60 m³ | from €1,290 |
| brick or detached house | from 60 m³ | quote after a survey |
For the around 434 km from Moabit to the Hunte the guide price starts from €1,700, there and back. It becomes binding after a free survey.
Route, volume, rest stop: what determines the price to Oldenburg
At the very top is the volume, closely followed by the route: for the around 434 km we calculate from €4/km, and because of the mandatory break the lorry is on the road longer than on short routes. On top of that come floor, lift, furniture assembly and the loading zone. With only a few items, the part load saves money.
Services for the journey to the north-west
Whether just the transport or everything from a single source – to Oldenburg as well as back to Berlin:
- Private move – from a Berlin flat to a brick house on the Hunte
- Company move – office or institute with a seating plan
- Furniture transport – piano, grandfather clock or sofa individually
- Part load – a few items on a trip via the A2 and A27
- Move with assembly – dismantled on the Spree, reassembled on the Hunte
- House clearance – cellar and loft cleared before the long drive
Weser-Ems and other long routes
Oldenburg lies on our route towards Weser-Ems and East Frisia; of course we also drive from there back to the Spree. Further regions are shown in the locations overview, and all routes over 100 km are listed under long-distance moves.
Your next step towards the Hunte and back
Whether a long-distance move from Berlin to Oldenburg or a move from Oldenburg to Berlin: after the survey you have a team from Moabit, a fixed price and liability under the German Commercial Code (HGB) for the whole of the around 434 km. Arrange the free survey appointment on 01625978461.