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City Trip to Berlin: Great Travel Deals to the German Capital
A city break to the capital of Germany is always a good idea, as Berlin has earned its status as a popular vacation destination that never disappoints. There's culture, good food and some of the very best nightlife in the world, and it's one of those places where it feels like you can always discover something new, no matter how many times you've been there.
Popular for group trips, romantic getaways and weekend breaks, it's a versatile destination, making it a good option for any sort of vacation. In addition, Berlin has become known for its alternative vibe; the city is packed with ultra-modern bars, eateries and exhibitions. Find all the best Berlin vacation deals right here.
The Most Popular Sights in Berlin
It's impossible to fit in all the sights to see in Berlin in just a few days. Some Berliners themselves, or people who moved to the German capital years ago, have not seen all of the sights in their city. It's impossible But visiting the most popular sights first might not be a bad start, right?
Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate is Berlin's central monument. Nobody can ignore it. The Brandenburg Gate and the Pariser Platz with the world-famous Hotel Adlon were once located directly on the inner-German border and are pure history.
📍 S/U-Bhf. Brandenburger Tor
East Side Gallery
Along the Spree in the Friedrichshain district, several hundred feet of the Berlin Wall, which separated East and West Berlin during the Cold War, have been preserved. After reunification, it was painted by artists and the longest open-air gallery in the world was created.
📍 S/U-Bhf. Warschauer Straße or Ostbahnhof
Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie on Friedrichstrasse was one of the crossings from West to East Berlin and connected the Soviet and US sectors; today the border house is a popular photo subject.
📍 Kochstraße subway station
TV Tower at Alexanderplatz
You can see the whole city from the TV tower on Alexanderplatz. At 1,200 feet, it is the tallest building in Germany. At 679 feet, there is a rotating restaurant. If you sit at the table there, you can see Berlin slowly pass by. If the waiting times are too long and the entrance fee is too high, you can go to the Park Inn Hotel opposite and use the cheaper panoramic terrace there.
📍 Alexanderplatz station
Charlottenburg Palace
Charlottenburg Palace with its orangery and palace gardens was originally built as a summer palace for the Hohenzollerns and then expanded in the 18th century in the Baroque style, modelled on the Palace of Versailles. It is the largest palace in Berlin and the palace gardens are popular as a local recreation park.
📍 Bus stop Schloss Charlottenburg or 900m on foot from S-Bahn station Westend / U-Bahn station Sophie-Charlotte-Platz
Teufelsberg
During the Cold War, there was an Allied listening station on Teufelsberg in West Berlin's Grunewald. Today you can visit the lost place—on your own or as part of a historical tour.
📍 S-Bahn station Heerstraße and then 1.4 miles on foot
Diverse & Incomparable: Berlin's Cultural Life
Berlin has a diverse and incomparable cultural life. In the capital there are large and small theaters, countless museums, modern and historic cinemas. In summer you can even watch films outside in open-air cinemas (Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg, Hasenheide, Rehberge, Potsdamer Platz and many more!). Enjoy the time outside and snack on popcorn while an old classic, blockbuster, or unknown independent film flickers across the screen.
Berlin also proves that museums don't have to be boring. Did you know, for example, that the capital has a spy museum, a computer games museum, or a Ramones museum? The classics, on the other hand, are more likely to be found on Museum Island, where there are five of them. It's not just the exhibits on site that are impressive, but also the building complex itself. As you can see, the museum landscape is as diverse and colorful as Berlin.
The Best Clubs in Berlin
What would Berlin be without clubs?! The techno scene is simply part of the capital's culture! But Berlin can do more than "just" techno. Today we're introducing you to Berlin's best clubs, where you absolutely have to spend a night out!
1. Berghain
Berlin's most famous club in the world, especially because of its strict door policy and the well-known bouncer Sven Marquardt.
🎵 Electro, House, IDM, Minimal, Tech House, Techno
2. Sisyphus
Remote club in a former factory, with an outdoor area reminiscent of a festival. Extremely good sound system in the indoor areas, especially in the Hammahalle.
🎵 Electro
3. Safe
In the disused southern wing of the Berlin-Mitte power plant. One of the most famous techno clubs in the world. The basement is accessed via a long tunnel.
🎵 Electro, House, Minimal, Tech House, Techno
4. Kater Blau
On the grounds of Holzmarkt 25 on the banks of the Spree. The club also has a boat anchored seasonally in the outdoor area. Reminds you of a festival.
🎵 Electro, House, Techno
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Im Gewerbegebiet am Ostkreuz, mit zwei Haupttanzflächen und vielen Ecken und Winkeln sowie einem Garten, in welchem im Sommer auch DJs auflegen.
🎵 Electro, House, IDM, Minimal, Tech House, Techno
6. SchwuZ Queer Club
Legendary LGTBQ club in a former brewery. Parties, karaoke & drag shows.
🎵 70s-90s, disco, electro, house, independent, pop, rock, hits club, Dancing
7. Weekend Club
Located on Alexanderplatz, with a roof terrace on the 15th floor and thus one of the best views over Berlin!
🎵 Hip Hop, R'n'B, Latin
8. KitKatClub
Hedonistic, liberal nightclub where no casual clothing is allowed. One of Berlin's most famous clubs. Winding, colorful & unusual, with a pool, candy stand, neon paintings on the walls...
🎵 House, Techno, Trance
9. Ritter Butzke
Several dance floors in former factory halls. Different floors, each with a different style + large outdoor area.
🎵 Electro, House, Minimal, Tech House, Techno
10. Lido
Concert halls where parties also take place. With a large bar and an outdoor area.
🎵 Alternative, Funk, Independent, Punk, Reggae, Rock
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