Berlin Pocket Guide

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Berlin is served by two airports - Tegel and Schönefeld. From Tegel, buses #109, #128 and #X9 will bring you to the city centre. From Schönefeld the easiest way is via train.


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  • Cheap Eats Find out what restaurants are best value for money and what are the local specialties.
  • Don't Miss A list of the best local attractions and places worth visiting whilst in Berlin.
  • Budget Tips Insider tips on how to save money or what to do when you don't have any!
  • A day in Berlin... Only have one day to spare? We give you our ultimate day in Berlin.

Berlin City Reviews

  • 100%

    craigholland6445

    Berlin Break

    Amazing liberal & cultural city. I spent my time sucking up the atmosphere & exploring the city streets. Once you've checked off all the major attractions be sure to ask a local for their favorite bar/gallery/chill-out-spot/kebab-shop/ anything-you-can-think of, there is so much to discover in this city. Definitely hunt down some live music once the sun falls.

    Insider Tip:Berlin has many major attractions, however there are many more you would never know existed without a little inside knowledge. Don't be scared to spark up a conversation with a Berliner & ask for their favorite parts of town.

  • 100%

    gerardl

    Ich will ein Berliner sein! (I wish I could be a Berliner)

    I am a little biased because Berlin is my favourite of the European capitals. Nowhere else in Europe do you get first world culture at almost third world prices. Love the bars, the way the parties go another night, alright, the shops and general cultural vibe around the place. Cheap bar, a whole array of cheap and ethnically diverse eats, and some cool people, only downside is that every time I go I feel less with it, oh well, have to move there some day

    Insider Tip:Heaven for urbex fans, there is an abandoned theme park called Spreepark in the East, plus a Cold War era listening station called Teufelsberg in the Gruenwald forest, happy trails!

  • 100%

    HannahH33

    A city that offers everything

    I had planned to stay in Berlin for a few days but had to extend it to a week because there is just so much to see! The museums are wonderful, especially about World War Two, but there is also just a presence of history everywhere you go. The people are very friendly and generally good with English, and the nightlife upholds it's reputation. As a vegetarian, Berlin was easy to eat out in as there is a very wide range of cuisines, as well as some of the best (and cheapest) kebabs I've ever had.

    Insider Tip:Try Mustafa's kebabs near mehringdammer platz - the best thing I've wet tasted. There's always a line, even in winter, and well worth the wait. Explore Kreuzberg, the Turkish district. It's a very alternative area with lots of cool cafes and street art. The Jewish Museum is a must, it physically makes you feel like you were alongside the Jews during the war.

  • 80%

    xmyu07

    I miss cities...

    After living in the "countryside" for months I'm craving for big cities. Berlin is a very user-friendly city. Conveniet public transportation system. Not too expensive to stay or eat. Only thing is, Berlin is not so friendly at night for girl who's travelling along...

    Insider Tip:If there's no long queue in front of a museum, then get a ticket!! I spent 2.5 hours from 530 - 8pm waiting to get into Bode Museum... When i first passed the gate there was no queue, but I was so hungry after 4hrs in Pegamonmuseum and I left for some food... Then when I returned 20min later, the ticket booth was closed! And there were 100 people in the queue! Afte I joined 200 more were waiting behind me... Only had 1.5 hrs in the museum which is the greatest pity in Berlin... >

  • 100%

    anaferranti

    Berlin Trip

    Berlin is wonderful, I loved this city and I will comeback in another chance. The city is big, but conserved the characteristics of small cities. Berlin have many touristics points that you visit walking or using the metro, that isn't expensive like London (for example). The germany people is very nice and helpfull.

    Insider Tip:You can used the walking tour for visit the principal touristics point in one day. In another day tou can visite the Berlin Parlament, this visit needed booking in the Parlament site with 3-5 days before. You can use trais for visit a Camp Concentration and Potsdam (a citie near Berlim with famous palaces).

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