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Berlin

Germany

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Route info

Timezone

GMT+2

Currency€ EUR

LanguageGerman

Airport transfer~30 minS-Bahn / Express Train (FEX) / Bus / Taxi

Flight from your airports~2h 16mavg. direct/1 stop

About Berlin

Berlin refuses to sit still — it's a city still actively remaking itself, where Cold War ghost infrastructure coexists with some of Europe's most ambitious contemporary architecture, and where a culture of radical openness has drawn artists, technologists, and outsiders from across the world for three decades. It's simultaneously cheap, intense, historically staggering, and home to the most creative nightlife on the continent. Nowhere else in Europe rewards curiosity so generously.

Visa requirements

Visa Free

Visa requirements depend on your passport — check your government's travel advice before booking.

Good to know

✓Buy a Museumspass Berlin if you plan to visit more than two museums — Museum Island alone justifies it
✓The U-Bahn and S-Bahn run all night on weekends; cabs are rarely necessary
✓Berghain doesn't list capacity online for a reason — go early Sunday morning if you're serious, and don't show up in a group of guys

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✈️ Getting there

BERBerlin Brandenburg Airport (Willy Brandt)

📍 18 km⏱ 30 min🚌 S-Bahn🚌 Express Train (FEX)🚌 Bus🚕 Taxi

The Airport Express FEX train runs every 30 minutes to Berlin Hauptbahnhof and Ostbahnhof in about 30 minutes for €4 on a standard AB/C zone ticket — faster and cheaper than a taxi (€35–45).

Berlin's relatively new single-terminal airport (opened 2020) is spacious and modern, handling Ryanair, easyJet, Lufthansa, and most major European airlines — long walks between gates but efficient baggage reclaim.

Don't Miss

Hidden gems and local experiences in Berlin — beyond the tourist trail.

🕳️Walk the full length of the East Side Gallery early on a weekday morning — 1.3km of original Wall sections painted by international artists in 1990. At 7am you'll have whole sections to yourself; by 10am it's packed with tour groups.

🍛Eat a currywurst at Curry 36 in Mehringdamm (not the tourist versions near the Brandenburg Gate) — order the one with Darm (casing) and extra sauce, eat standing at the counter. This is the real version.

🏛️Book the Pergamon Museum altar restoration tour — the main Pergamon altar is behind scaffolding until 2037, but the guided access to the restoration work is genuinely fascinating and tickets are available on the museum island website.

🌿Rent a bike and cycle the Mauerweg (Berlin Wall Trail) — the 160km route is marked the whole way, but just doing the Prenzlauer Berg to Tempelhof section (about 15km) passes through the most interesting neighbourhoods and history.

🎭Get a last-minute standing ticket for the Berliner Ensemble or Schaubühne — Berlin's state theatres sell standing room (Stehplatz) for €10–15 on the night, even for sold-out productions. Check online at 6pm on the day.