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Population
3.415.742
Coordinates
  • Latitude: 52.52348
  • Longitude: 13.411494

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Introduction

Reichstag Dome

Reichstag Dome

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Berlin, the capital city of the Federal Republic of Germany, was first mentioned in the 13th century. It has been the capital of the Kingdom of Prussia, the German Empire, the Weimar Republic and the Third Reich, but was divided after World War II. East Berlin became the capital of the German Democratic Republic while West Berlin remained a part West Germany surrounded by the Berlin Wall. This lasted from 1961 until 9 november 1989, when the Berlin wall came down, and the communist regime was ousted. A year later Germany was reunited and Berlin became once again the nation’s capital.

Apart from being the capital city, Berlin is one of the sixteen states of Germany. It is the largest city (population 3.4 million within city limits) in the country. Metropolitan Berlin, with a population of 4.9 million inhabitants, is the fifth largest in the European Union.

Architecture (both modern and historical), world-renowned museums (the city is home to 153 museums), nightlife and festivals have made Berlin a major attraction for about 5.1 million people every year. Since 2005, Berlin is on the UNESCO’s list of Cities of Design.

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Neighbourhoods

Reichstag

Reichstag

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  • Charlottenburg - Wilmersdorf
  • Friedrichshain - Kreuzberg
  • Lichtenberg
  • Marzahn-Hellersdorf
  • Mitte
  • Neukölln
  • Pankow
  • Reinickendorf
  • Spandau
  • Steglitz_Zehlendorf
  • Tempelhof-Schöneberg
  • Treptow-Köpenick

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Sights and Activities

The Wall

The Berlin Wall was for nearly 40 years the symbol of Berlin and the cold war. Built in 1961 to stop the outflow of East-Germans and torn down 1989 it seperated families and friends and left a big scar in Berlin's history. There is not a lot left of the original wall, although you can find some small remains. The best chance to see something of the wall is to dive into one of the many souvenir shops, although critics will tell you that the entire wall must have been sold several times by now. The line where the wall once stood is marked by a double row of cobblestones. Some original pieces can be seen at the Potzdammerplatz, and near trainstation Friedrichshain.

Reichtag

Reichstag: Looking down on the main hall of the parliament

Reichstag: Looking down on the main hall of the parliament

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The Reichtag is the German parliament. It was build in the last part of the 19th century, and opened in 1894. Before and during the second World War the building was badly damaged. First in 1933 by Marinus van der Lubbe, who set the building on fire, and after that by several air raids during the battle of Berlin in 1945. After that it took years before the building got renovated, and was opened again for the public. After the reunification of Germany the building again underwent a major renovation. This time a huge glass dome was added to the building and reopened in 1999. The Reichstag and the dome can be visited but waiting times can be long.

Fernsehturm & Alexanderplatz

The most visible of the sights is the 368 meters high Fernsehturm (television tower) on the Alexanderplatz. It was constructed between 1965 and 1969 and is visible from most places in Berlin-City, making it a good referencepoint when wandering around in Berlin. In the sphere there is a visitor's platform at 204 meters above the ground, and above the platform there is a rotating restaurant, that makes the 360 degrees in 30 minutes. Lifts will take you to the visitor's platform in 40 seconds.

The Alexanderplatz is maybe the most well known square in Berlin, and as a name made more famous in the Fassbinder film Berlin, Alexanderplatz. Around the Alexanderplatz, you can find the Rotes Rathaus (Red City Hall), the little Marienkirche and close to it the Weltzeituhr (World time clock). Besides being one of the most famous squares it is also an important hub for people taking the U-bahn.

Brandenburger Tor

Not for from the Reichstag lies one the landmarks of Berlin. The Brandenburger Tor is a former gateway into Berlin situated at the beginning of the major shopping street Unter den Linden. On top of the gate is a statue of a chariot drawn by 4 horses called the Quidriga. For many years it was the symbol of the division of Germany as it stood right behing the Wall, and on the eastside a smaller wall also prevented East-Germans to reach the gate. During this time the Quidriga had been facing towards the East. After the reunification it was turned back into it's original position.

When you visit Germany you are likely to have some Brandenburger Gates in your pockets, as it is features on the 10, 20 and 50 eurocent coins that are pressed in Germany.

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

The Jewish Memorial

The Jewish Memorial

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About 2700 black stones all with the same outline, but varying in height from 0,2 to 4,8 meters make up the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, which is situated near to the Brandenburger Tor. It was not the first memorial to be erected as a memorial for the holocaust. An earlier project which was to be a huge sloping surface, with all the known names of holocaust victims, was vetoed by then Chancellor Helmut Kohl. Instead the memorial that we know now was erected and opened in 2005. Under the ground there is a museum located at the sight of the memorial.

Berliner Dom

The Berliner Dom is not as old as it looks. It only dates back to 1905. Nevertheless it's an impressive building, which had earned the nickname "the Protestant St. Peter", as it was considered the protestant asnwer to St. Peters Basilique in Rome. During the war it was severly damaged, and renovations did not start until 1975 and lasted until 1993.

Gedächtniskirche

Berlin - Gedächtniskirche

Berlin - Gedächtniskirche

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Officially called the Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtniskirche was build by Emperor Wilhelm II in the 1890's, in honour of his grandfather Kaiser Wilhelm I. In 1943 the Church was damaged, and a big part of the tower came down. At present only the damaged spire remains. Next to the church a new church was built.

Museums

  • The Pergamon Museum has an antiquity collection consisting of pieces coming from Greece and the Middle East. It has three main pieces on display: The Pergamon Altar, The Gateway of Miletus, and the Gate of Ishtus. It also houses the museum of Islamic Arts.
  • The Neues Museum is being renovated at the moment, when this will be finish (late 2009), the Collection of Egyptian Antiquities will return to the museum
  • The Altes Museum holds the Collection of Classical Antiquities, and until renovations of the Neues Museum is completed also the collection of Egyptian Antiquities
  • The Bode Museum houses the sculptures from their own collection, and from the former museum of Byzantine Art, the Numismatic Collection (coins) and works of the Gemäldegalerie (paintings).
  • The Jewish Museum shows 2000 years of relationships between Germany and the Jews, with of course a lot of emphasis on the darkest pages of German history, the holocaust.

Venues

  • The Kulturbrauerei (Schönhauser Allee 36, Prenzlauer Berg) is not only a venue for all kinds of music, but it also is home to a lot of bars, restaurants and a cinema. It´s build inside an old courtyard of a brewery.

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Lesbian & Gay Berlin

Berlin is one of Europe's queerest cities. Whether you're visiting for business or cruising, Berlin is full of colourful venues for queer culture or just some delicious Kaffee & Kuchen for you to enjoy!

Museums

  • Schwules Museum is a must for any queer visitors to Berlin. Rotating and permanent exhibits, an archive and library, as well as frequent events and lectures make the museum an interesting destination any day. Its location at Mehringdamm 61, near the Mehringdamm U-Bahn station is convenient also for visiting a number of fabulous vintage shops and queer-friendly cafés.
  • Das Verborgene Museum features female artists, with rotating exhibits and a permanent collection. The museum aims to provide a forum where the work and life stories of women artists can be shared and appreciated. Schlüterstr. 70, near the U-2 stop Ernst-Reuter-Platz.

Archives

  • Das Feministische Institute, part of the Heinrich Böll Stiftung houses an archive as well as various conferences and events throughout the year. Rosenthalerstr. 40/41, Hackescher Markt.
  • Spinnboden Lesbian Archive offers print references, personal advice, exhibits, and more! Make sure to check the archive's hours before you head out, because they're only open a few hours a week. Anklamerstr. 38, near the U-* stop Bernauerstraße.

Films

  • MonGay Films are screened weekly at Karl-Marx-Allee 33.
  • Xenon Kino screens a variety of queer and queer-related films at Kolonenstr. 5-6.

Venues

  • Salon Schmuck is a primarily lesbian café & venue, with yummy food and a cozy atmosphere. Check out their funky seating & interesting clientele, and bring along your laptop, because this is one German café with "W-LAN" (wi-fi, wireless internet access). Skalitzerstr. 80, practically under the Schlisisches Tor U-Bahn stop.
  • WirrWarr (or wiRwaR), hidden behind a "Privé" sign on the inconspicuous entrance in a back courtyard, is well worth seeking out. This gallery and event space is a café by day and club by night, with events ranging from life-drawing classes to film festivals in the evening. Join the hip, mainly lesbian crowd, for a reasonably-priced drink in this funky venue.

Cafés
Two cheap student-run, low-service cafés with a queer-friendly, artsy atmosphere are:

  • Dürers Mudda/Bei Monis at Kosestr. 20, first floor, near the Podbielskiallee U-Bahn stop.
  • Geromat at Habelschwerdter Allee 45, between the Thielplatz and Dahlemdorf U-Bahn stations. Geromat also boasts a special family event on Wednesdays after 2pm.
  • Bookstore & Gelateria combo Ana Koluth & Zeezicht at Schönhauserallee 124, near the U-2 station of that street's name, is a perfect destination for lesbians (and others) on a lazy afternoon.
  • Begine Café is perhaps more accurately labelled as a cultural centre. This women's café at Potsdamerstr. 139 near the Bülowstr. stop of the U-2 is only open in the evenings, and hosts frequent events.
  • Café Berio is an elegant café by day, lounge by night, and hopping brunch locale on the weekends. With a colourful crowd of mostly gay men, and rotating exhibits on the walls, Café Berio is a staple of the Nollendorfplatz neighbourhood – where you can also find a selection of interesting clothing stores, restaurants and various cultural venues. Maaßenstr. 7, near the Nollendorfplatz station of the U-1, 2, 3, & 4.
  • Café Himmelreich at Simon-Dachstr. 36 near the Warschauerstr. S-Bahn station is a lovely little neighborhood café.
  • Café Morgenrot is a Berlin landmark, famous for their alternative crowd, delicious vegetarian brunch buffets on the weekend after 11am, and pay-what-you-want policy. In the evenings this café is a hot place for cocktails (virgin and not). Café Morgenrot is worth the trip to Kastanienallee 85 near the U-2 Eberswalderstr. stop.
  • Hotel Sarotti-Höffe's café is more visibly queer-friendly by its rainbow flag in the window than by the clientèle. But this café at Mehringdamm 59 boasts decadent cakes, strong wi-fi (ask for the code when you order), and an incredible Orientalist fresco of the Sarotti slave.
  • Marietta at Storgarderstr. 13 near the Schönhauserallee U-bahn station of the U-2 is a charming neighborhood café and lounge locale.
  • Melitta Sundström, right next to the Schwules Museum at Mehringdamm 61, is a café/bookstore with heart.
  • Windows Café's namesake architectural feature lends itself to a perfect past-time for this neighborhood: watching passersby. Take the U-4 to Viktor-Luise-Platz, and the café is at Martin-Lutherstr. 22.

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Events and Festivals

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Weather

Berlin has a moderate continental climate with generally warm summers from June to September, around 24 degrees during the day, and sometimes rising to over 35 degrees. Nights are pleasant, around 15 degrees. In winter, from December to February, daily maximum temperatures are a few degrees above zero and nights a few degrees below. Precipitation is evenly distributed throughout the year, but summers tend to be a bit wetter with occasionally very heavy showers and thunderstorms. There is about 50 mm of rain (some snow in winter) on about 10 to 15 days each month.

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Getting There

By Plane

Berlin Schönefeld and Berlin Tegel Airport are the two main airport that serve Berlin.
There are numerous airlines flying to destinations in Europe and beyond, as well as serving many domestic destinations. Airlines include Lufthansa, German Wings, Air Berlin and Condor as well as major international airlines like Air France-KLM and budget airlines like Ryanair and http://www.easyjet.com/Easyjet.

By Train

State-owned Deutsche Bahn (DB) has numerous train connections throughout the country and to other European countries. Berlin is a major city on the west-east line from London to Moscow.

By Car

By Bus

Eurolines connects to several German cities, including Berlin. The stop is a the central omnibus station (ZOB) near the Television Tower. Reservations can be made in Berlin at the Mannheimerstrasse 33/34 - tel: 030.86.09.60 / 0180.15.46.436 or by internet

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Getting Around

By Car

As in most of the big cities of the world the parking areas are rare and not cheap. But it's possible to drive through Berlin by car.

By Public Transport

metro berlin

metro berlin

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The underground, or as it's know in Berlin the U-Bahn is a good way to get around, especially as it is combined with the S-bahn. The only shame is that the airport of Tegel is not connected to the U-bahn, but you need to take a bus from the airport. Luckily there are enough and there are enough place where you can get off the bus, and change to the U-Bahn. (If you need to be in the eastern part of town, the stop at Osloerstrasse is a good point to make the change from the bus (no. 128) to the underground.)

If you don't have many time but want to see a lot of sights the best way is to take the Bus 100 and/or the Bus 200.
Bus 100 starts/ends at the Alexanderplatz and ends/starts at Zoologischer Garten (Zoo). The route passes a lot of sights (Berliner Dom, Lustgarten, Brandenburger Tor, Regierungsviertel with Reichstag, Siegessäule etc.). If any sights seems to be interesting to you, you can push one of the red 'STOP'-buttons and exit the bus to take a closer look at the sight. 10 minutes later the next Bus 100 will come to pick you up.

By Foot

It is possible to get around by foot, but know that sights can be far apart, of course depending what sights you want to visit.

If you like to feel the spirit of Berlin you have to walk a bit. favourites routes include:
1. S-Bahn station 'Hackischer Markt' to U-Bahn station 'Weinmeisterstraße' (takes about 20 minutes (no stops included)).
2. exit S-Bahn station 'Hackischer Markt' and walk along the Oranienburgerstraße.
3. start at 'Alexanderplatz' and walk the whole way to 'Brandenburger Tor' (--> 'Unter den Linden') (takes min. 1 hour).

By Bike

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PropertyAddressTypePopularity
1A Apartment BerlinMilastr. 6Guesthouse86
3 Little Pigs HostelStresemannstraße 66Hostel80
36roomsSpreewaldplatz 8 BerlinHostel80
A&O Berlin am ZooJoachimstaler Str. 1-3Hostel69
A&O Berlin FriedrichshainNiederlassung - Berlin Friedrichshain Box hagener Str.73 - 10245 BerlinHostel72
A&O Berlin MitteK'penicker Str. 127 - 129 D-10179Hostel68
Aenz City Hotelaenz City Hotel GmbH, Xantener Strasse 8, 10707 BeHotel72
AI KönigshofStuttgarter Platz 7Hotel70
Akzent Hotel KolumbusGenslerstr. 18 13055Hotel72
Al Vita City PensionNiebuhrstrasse 4 Berlin / CharlottenburgHotel-
Albergo Hotel BerlinWaßmannsdorfer Chaussee 2Hotel67
Alcatraz Backpacker HostelSchoenhauser Allee 133a 10437Hostel83
Aletto JugendhotelGrunewaldstr. 33 10823 BerlinHotel80
Aletto Youth Hotel 2Tempelhofer Ufer 8-9Hotel78
All In Hostel/HotelGruenberger Strasse 54Hostel69
Alt-Jugendstilhaus Hotel CastellWielandstraße 24 BerlinHotel-
Alte CityRankestrasse 23Hotel83
Am Savignyplatz HotelKantstrasse 22 Kantstrasse 22Hotel92
Am Stuttgarter EckKaiser-Friedrich-Strasse 54aHotel87
Amadeus Hostel BerlinBrunnenstr. 70/71Hostel61
Amaryl City-HotelLietzenburger Str. 76 Berlin, Center, Charlottenburg, Ku'DammHotel40
AMC BerlinWexstr. 23 10715 BerlinApartment-
Amstel HouseWaldenserstr. 31Hostel79
Aparotel BerlinOsnabrücker Str. 7 10589 BerlinHotel60
Apartment 27Grossbeerenstrasse 61 BerlinApartment80
Apartment Guesthouse BerlinGleimstrasse 24Guesthouse-
Apartment Hotel DahlemClayallee 150Hotel77
Apartment im Prenzlauer BergErich-Weinert-Str. 137Apartment-
Apartment in FriedrichshainNiederbarnimstr. 6Apartment77
Apartment in NeuköllnJonasstr. 68Apartment-
Apartment in Prenzlauer BergSenefelderstrasse 19Apartment66
Apartments BerlinSchoenhauser Allee 63Apartment-
ApolloCheruskerstr. 4Apartment87
Art-Hotel Charlottenburger Hof BerlinStuttgarter Platz 14 Berlin-CharlottenburgHotel-
Artemisia, The Women's HotelBrandenburgische Str. 18 10707Hotel-
Artflat 16 KreuzbergOberbaumstrasse 5 BerlinApartment80
Artflat 64 CharlottenburgFredericia strasse 3 BerlinApartment83
AS HostelPaul-Robeson-Strasse Ecke Schoenfliesser Strasse 4Hostel75
Atlantic Hotel BerlinZadekstrasse 1a 12351Hotel88
Aurora HostelPappelallee 21Hostel85
Aurora HotelRheinstr.61 12159 BerlinHotel67
BackpackerBerlinKnorrpromenade 10 10245 BerlinHostel83
Baxpax Downtown Hostel/HotelZiegelstr. 28Hostel87
BaxPax Kreuzberg HostelSkalitzer Str. 104 10997 BerlinHostel77
Bearinn HostelBürgerstr. 29Hostel73
Berlin apartmentAronstr 102Apartment68
Berlin apartment 1Lichtenrader str15-18 12049 BerlinApartment71
Berlin Boutique HostelGneisenaustrasse 109-110Hostel73
Berlin City LoungeFreisingerstrasse 17aApartment100
Berlin City Lounge 2Gleditschstrasse 36Apartment96
Berlin Stay 1Paulerstr 35 10557 BerlinApartment78
Berlin Stay 2Jonnasstr 30 12053 BerlinApartment66
Berlin Stay 3Wittekind str 26 12103 BerlinApartment-
Berlin Stay 4Emdener str 47 B 10551 BerlinApartment60
Berlin Stay 6Donnaustr 99 12043 berlinApartment-
Berlin stay 717a Lichtenrader str 12049 berlinApartment57
Berlin stay 8kienitzer str 130 12049 BerlinApartment75
Berlin Youth Hostel InternationalKluckstrasse 3Hostel81
Berlin-CityroomKaiserdamm 82 14057 BerlinHotel88
Berliner Bed and BreakfastLangenscheidtstr. 5a BerlinGuesthouse93
Berolina BackpackerStuttgarter Platz 17 D - 10627Hostel76
Berolina CharlottenburgStuttgarter Platz 17 D - 10627Hotel79
Central InnAlt-Moabit 126Hotel74
Chimaysaberlin B&BLohmeyerstrasse 25 10587Guesthouse73
City 54 HotelChausseestr.54, 10115 BerlinHotel80
City Hostel BerlinGlinkastr. 5-7 EGI G mbHHostel78
City Pension BerlinStuttgarter Platz 9 10627Hotel85
City-room BerlinSchoenahuser Allee 63Guesthouse-
Citystay MitteRosenstrasse 16Hostel83
Claudi's CottageHerbststr.10Apartment91
ComebackpackersAdalbertstrasse 97Hostel79
Corner HostelDriesener Strasse 17 10439Hostel77
Dark HostelPettenkoferstr. 16Hostel75
David's Cosy Little Backpacker Hostel BerlinBredowstr. 35 10551Hostel74
Eastener HostelNovalisstr. 14, 10115Hostel75
Eastern Comfort Hostelboat BerlinMühlen Str 73-77Hostel79
EastSeven Berlin HostelSchwedter Str. 7Hostel94
Eden am ZooUhlandstrasse 184Guesthouse81
Ellens Bed & BreakfastWilhelmshöherstr. 20Hostel74
Fabians Cozy Crazy Jungle HostelBerlin Mitte (Center) Tiergarten Moabit DistrictHostel76
Frei-Raum guesthouseWiener Str.14Guesthouse83
Friedi´s Apartment - Beate RichterHauptstraße 2A BerlinApartment89
Friedi´s Bed & Breakfast - Beate RichterFriedenstrasse 94Guesthouse84
Frosch HostelSchivelbeiner Str. 26Hostel80
Gasteiner Hof HotelGasteiner Str. 8 10717Hotel77
Generator Hostel BerlinStorkowerstrasse 160 (Off Landsberger Allee) D - 10407Hostel80
Graf B&BSteengravenweg 11Guesthouse78
Grand Hostel BerlinTempelhofer Ufer 14Hostel91
Green Eggs and HamNovalis Straße 2Hostel81
Guesthouse Berlin Potsdamer PlatzSchoeneberger Ufer 75-77 D-10785 BerlinGuesthouse62
HappyBed Hostel - SteglitzKörnerstrasse 53 Ecke BergstrasseHostel79
Heart of Gold HostelJohannisstr. 11Hostel84
Helter Skelter HostelKalkscheunenstr. 4-5Hostel80
Hoffmanns HostelCharlottenburgerstrassen 135Hostel75
Hostel AdlerFriedrichstraße 124 D-10117Hostel45
Hostel am FriedrichshainHufelandstrasse 38Hostel76
Hostel Die EtageKatharinenstraße 14Hostel79
Hostel ReiterKurstrasse 20 13585 Berlin SpandauHostel40
HostelxbergerSchlesischestr. 22 10Hostel73
Hotel & Hostel FriedrichshainWarschauer Strasse 57 10243Hostel82
Hotel 7. HimmelPotsdamer Str. 68Hotel65
Hotel Abendstern GmbHStuttgarter Platz 8 Stuttgarter Platz 8Hotel75
Hotel Amelie BerlinReinhardtstr. 21Hotel72
Hotel Amelie Messe ICCKaiserdamm 29Hotel78
Hotel ArrivalLietzenburger Str. 30Hotel83
Hotel Bellevue BerlinEmser Strasse 19-20Hotel85
Hotel BerlinLuetzowplatz 17Hotel80
Hotel BernsteinNürnbergerstr 46Hotel100
Hotel CitylightBöttgerstr. 23 13357 BerlinHotel83
Hotel ColumbiaDudenstrasse 4Hotel73
Hotel CortinaKantstrasse 140Hotel71
Hotel GotlandFranzstr.23 Berlin-LankwitzHotel-
Hotel HansablickFlotowstr. 6Hotel80
Hotel Ibis Berlin NeuköllnJahnstrasse 13 12347 BerlinHotel68
Hotel IngeborgWielandstrasse 33Hotel73
Hotel KallmeyerSeegefelder Str. 75Hotel-
Hotel Kubrat an der SpreeFreiheit 10-11Hotel-
Hotel MesseNeue Kantstraße 5 14057 Berlin CharlottenburgHotel73
Hotel Messe am FunkturmWundtstr. 72Hotel59
Hotel NovalisNovalisstr. 5 10115 BerlinHotel73
Hotel PankowPasewalker Str. 14 13127/Pankow-Przl.BergHotel82
Hotel Pension CharlottenburgGrolmanstr 32/33 10623 BerlinHotel89
Hotel Pension InsorSamariter Strase 15Hotel61
Hotel Pension UhlandUhlandstrasse 142 BerlinHotel71
Hotel TransitHagelberger Str.53-54 KreuzbergHotel87
Hotel Transit LoftGreifswalder Str.219Hotel-
Hotel Villa KonstanzKonstanzer Str. 30Hotel73
HOTEL-APART BismarckstrasseD-10625 Berlin Bismarckstrasse 28Apartment57
Hotel-Pension AdamshofEmanuelstr. 3Hotel72
Hotel-Pension ArcheKantstraße 104aHotel77
Hotel-Pension FunkFasanenstr. 69 10719Hotel-
Hotel-Pension Rheingold BerlinXantenerstr. 9 10707Hotel80
Hotel-Pension WaizeneggerMommsenstr. 6 10623 BerlinHotel72
Hotel-Pension-ElegiaNiebuhrstrasse74Hotel92
Hotel4YouthSchönhauser Allee 103Hostel88
House Inn the MiddleWilhelmstr 45 MohrenstrHostel90
Inn-BerlinPrinzenallee 48/49Hostel91
Itowe GallerySamariterstrasse 32Guesthouse95
Jetpak City HostelPariserstrasse 58Hostel90
Jetpak Eco LodgePuecklerstr.54 Berlin - DahlemHostel90
John's Cozy Little Backpacker Hostel BerlinWaldenser Str. 30 Mitte - Tiergarten - MoabitHostel66
Jugendgästehaus der SchreberjugendFranz-Künstler-Straße 10Hostel74
Jugendgästehaus LichterfeldeOsdorfer Str. 121Hostel79
Jugendherberge Berlin - Am WannseeBadeweg 1Hostel83
Jugendherberge Berlin - Ernst ReuterHermsdorfer Damm 48Hostel63
Juncker's Hotel GarniGrünberger Str. 21 10243Hotel100
Kadiner Loft Guest ApartmentKadiner Str. 20aGuesthouse92
KalckreuthKalckreuthstrasse 9Apartment-
Kima HotelWielandstr. 27 BerlinHotel85
Lakeside Bed and Breakfast-Pension Am SeeSeepromenade 26 14612 FalkenseeGuesthouse84
Lettem Sleep 7Lettestrasse 7 10437Hostel81
MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel Hallesches UferHallesche Ufer 30 10963Hostel79
MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel Meininger StrasseMeininger Str. 10Hostel73
MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel Prenzlauer BergSchönhauser Allee 19Hostel86
MEININGER City Hostel & Hotel Tempelhofer UferTempelhofer Ufer 10Hostel83
MEININGER Hotel Berlin Central StationElla-Trebe-Strasse 9 Schoeneberger Strasse 15Hostel94
Mittes Backpacker HostelChausseestrasse 102 10115 Berlin-MitteHostel77
Motel One Berlin CentrePrinzenstraße 40 / Moritzplatz 10969Hotel87
Nikol-BerlinNurnberger str. 38Apartment80
Nikol-Berlin-ThorwaldsenSchöneberg, Thorwaldsen str. 5A, floApartment92
Nolly B&BNollendorfstrasse - BerlinApartment-
North PoolRuppiner Chaussee 151Guesthouse86
NU Hotel BerlinGubener Straße 46Hotel92
Odyssee Globetrotter HostelGrunberger Strasse 23 10243Hostel81
Old Town ApartmentsSchoenhauser Allee 5Apartment100
Pariser EckPariser Strasse 19Hotel77
Pegasus HostelStrasse der Pariser Kommune 35 10243Hostel79
Pension Alte GalerieLeibnizstrasse 48 10629Hotel-
Pension GrandSilbersteinstr 82Guesthouse60
Pension IntervarkoGreifswalder Str. 225Guesthouse68
Pension MajestyMommsenstr. 55 CharlottenburgGuesthouse83
Pension RegenbogenBänschstr. 70Guesthouse60
Pfefferbett HostelSchönhauser Allee 176Hostel91
PutinnMauerstr 65Hotel77
Riverside Lodge BerlinHobrechtstr 43/corner MaybachuferHostel88
RS ApartmentsKurfuerstendamm 94/95Apartment-
Schlafmeile HostelWeichsel Strasse 25Hostel81
Schulz ApartmentCantianstrasse 17Apartment75
Singer109 - Backpacker Apartment HostelSinger Str. 109Hostel90
SleepCheapHostelSpandauer Damm 101Hostel74
St. Christopher's ApartmentRosa Luxemburg Str, 39-41Apartment87
St. Christopher's BerlinRosa-Luxemburg-Strasse 39-41Hostel86
Sunflower HostelHelsingforser Str. 17 10243 BerlinHostel82
The Circus HostelWeinbergsweg 1a 10119Hostel92
The Pirate HostelProskauerstrasse 20Hostel75
Touristenhaus GrünauDahmestr. 6 12527 BerlinGuesthouse78
Tu-CasaZähringer Str.20-21 10707 BerlinApartment-
U inn Berlin HostelFinowstrasse 36 FriedrichshainHostel84
UfernachtUferstraße.6Guesthouse75
Winter`s Hotel Berlin City MesseRudolstädter Str. 42 10713 BerlinHotel74
Wombats City Hostel BerlinAlte Schönhauser Strasse 2Hostel91

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