Berlin in 6 pieces
History, street art and a legendary night scene.
Germany's edgy, ever-changing capital wears its 20th-century history openly while pushing the most creative art, food and club culture in Europe.
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The six pieces
Fly into Berlin
Berlin's main gateway is Berlin Brandenburg (BER). Compare fares from your home airport and pick the piece that fits.
Find flightsBrandenburg Gate & Reichstag
Book the free glass-dome visit for skyline views over the Tiergarten.
Find ticketsEast Side Gallery
The longest surviving stretch of the Wall, painted by artists worldwide.
Find ticketsMuseum Island
Five world-class museums, including the Pergamon's ancient gates.
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Where to stay in Berlin
Mitte for sights, Kreuzberg or Friedrichshain for food and nightlife.
Central, near the big sights and museums.
Edgy, multicultural and great for food and bars.
Leafy, relaxed and good for families.
Getting from the airport
Brandenburg Airport (BER) is 18 km south; the FEX express and S-Bahn (S9/S45) reach the centre in 30–45 minutes for the price of a transit ticket.
What to eat in Berlin
Eat currywurst and a döner kebab (a Berlin invention), plus schnitzel and excellent craft beer.
Berlin travel FAQ
When is the best time to visit Berlin?
May–September for warm beer-garden days; December for the markets.
How many days do you need in Berlin?
A long weekend (3–4 days) covers the highlights in this guide; add a day or two if you want the day trips and a slower pace.
How do I get from the airport to Berlin?
Brandenburg Airport (BER) is 18 km south; the FEX express and S-Bahn (S9/S45) reach the centre in 30–45 minutes for the price of a transit ticket.
Where should I stay in Berlin?
Mitte — Central, near the big sights and museums. Kreuzberg — Edgy, multicultural and great for food and bars. Prenzlauer Berg — Leafy, relaxed and good for families.
What should I eat in Berlin?
Eat currywurst and a döner kebab (a Berlin invention), plus schnitzel and excellent craft beer.
Do you need a car in Berlin?
Superb U-Bahn and S-Bahn; a car isn't needed in town.
How do I book a trip to Berlin?
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