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A city once divided; today Germany’s vibrant capital boasts a thriving community and cutting-edge culture. A cultural mishmash, the falling of the Berlin wall saw a merging not only of the East and West, but of the city’s tastes, styles and collective memories. Hundreds of world-renowned galleries, museums, clubs and orchestras call Berlin home, lending the city its uniquely eclectic atmosphere. Whether it’s old-world archi-tecture or provocative street art, there’s truly something for everyone in this city of opposites. History buffs revel in iconic Berlin attractions like Checkpoint Charlie, the monumental Brandenburg gate and the Berlin Wall, while party girls and boys meet their match at Berlin’s infamous club scenes. For a breather, take a stroll in one of the city’s many parks and gardens. Whatever strikes your fancy, you’ll find it all and more in Berlin.
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Our tips for Berlin

  • Your Sunday best. Berlin’s epic markets reach peak popularity on Sunday, and for good reason. Call time-out on your Berlin sightseeing and hit up one of the many flea markets to enjoy local food, art and fashion.
  • On your bike. Make the most of the designated cycle lanes and numerous cycling Berlin tours that this city offers during your stay.
  • Give yourself some credit. Credit cards are less common in Berlin, so keep cash and your debit cards handy on your Berlin day trips just in case.

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Best time to visit
When considering what to do in Berlin, visit the city between May and September to make the most of your time in Germany’s capital. The weather is warm and ideal for strolling around the city. If you’re travelling on a budget though, winter also offers incredibly cheap flights and discounted hotel rates, just remember to wrap up!
Getting around
Navigating this city requires some planning. Here’s our travel breakdown of the best ways to get around in Berlin.
  • Berlin’s efficient (and cheap) public transport system ensures happy days for travellers. Berlin day tours couldn’t be easier, with the S-Bahn (trains) and the U-Bahn (underground) getting you from A to B quickly.
  • Short of things to do in Berlin? Hop on a tram, bus or ferry for more scenic travel routes. Two-hour tickets grant access to all three of these transport options at beyond-reasonable rates.
  • Numerous bike stations and taxi ranks ensure travel by car or bicycle are other easy alternatives.
Stay Safe
Berlin is a relatively safe city, but we advise taking standard travel precautions when travelling to an unfa-miliar city.
  • In an emergency, dial 110.
  • Keep your wits about you if you’re walking around solo at night.
  • Keep your valuables close to you, especially when you’re travelling through busy, tourist-prone areas.

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