Berlin has a reputation for being a hugely historic city but it is also known for its beautiful architecture, cultural diversity and acceptance. The city is a cultural hive of activity, with various events taking place throughout the year. Choosing a holiday apartment in Berlin is a great choice for all kinds of travellers, families included.
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Berlin is a perfect holiday destination if you have a pet, since a lot of rentals here permit you to bring along your four-legged friend. Hotel room are the most pet-friendly accommodation type in Berlin. A night in a pet-friendly property there is, on average, £205. A few of the pet-friendly holiday rentals are located less than 2 kilometres away from the city centre.
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Holiday Letting Price Information in Berlin
We analysed price data and summarised our findings in this graph, which shows holiday letting prices for the next twelve months in Berlin. The most expensive dates to travel to Berlin are in September (14/09 – 21/09). Prices decrease in January to an average of £80 per night (25/01 – 01/02).
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Find out the percentage of available rentals & cottages in Berlin with the graph above. In January (25/01 – 01/02), only 38 are available. Conversely, 80% of the lettings are still available during a week in November (09/11 – 16/11).
Where are the unique attractions in Berlin?
Berlin is a city that everyone should visit. Many of the sights you need to see in the German capital are located in the Prezenlauer Berg district, where you can find fantastic accommodations and cheap rooms. Here we can visit Mauerpark, which hosts outdoor karaoke on Sunday afternoons. This is a neighborhood where the nightlife is also vibrant! This attracts tourists from all over the world who like to go out. Bar Sky or Bar 23 are just some of the recommended club options. In turn, Alexanderplatz, the Brandenburg Gate or the famous Checkpoint Charlie are just a few of the attractions that the Mitte district hides. Tourists are also advised to visit the Neukölln district, located in southeastern Berlin. Here you'll find the Museum of Theater Puppets, the beautiful Britz Castle and Garden or the famous Turkish market on Maybachufer Street. Lovers of sightseeing will certainly be attracted by Schloss Britz, a wooden house dating back to 1547, which was later rebuilt in the Renaissance style. The district's most distinctive landmark, however, is the Hufeisensiedlung, a building that resembles a horseshoe in shape. It was listed as a UNESCO Heritage Site in 2008.
.Apartments and rooms in Berlin
If you are going on vacation or on a weekend to Berlin, we can recommend a cozy apartment in the Kreuzberg district, a typically entertaining area of the German capital. If you prefer a quieter area of Berlin we can recommend an apartment in the Charlottenburg district. If you want to save some money, we can recommend cheap accommodation in districts farther from the center, such as Wedding or Neukölln. It's worth remembering that you can get to the center from any district thanks to a well-planned transportation system (U-Bahn, S-Bahn, streetcars and buses).Interesting facts
.- The most popular snack in Berlin is 'currywurst', which is a typical German sausage in tomato sauce and curry. It is often served in a bun or with fries. .
- In a single day, there are about 1,500 events in Berlin.
- Between the S-Bahn and U-Bahn Wedding stations there is a great club called Stattbad. The venue is different from others because it is located on the site of a former swimming pool.
- Berlin was practically razed to the ground after World War II. .
- The east and west sides of Berlin differ in a few respects. On the eastern side, traffic signals show an orange light, while on the western side it is a white light.
- The traffic lights on the eastern side are white.
What do we need to see in Berlin?
You would need weeks to explore Berlin lengthwise and crosswise. However, there are places you need to see no matter how long you stay in the German capital. The most famous building is certainly the Brandenburg Gate. After visiting the Brandenburger Tor, it's worth strolling to Potsdamer Platz, where we'll find the cinema complex - Cinestar. At the same place, we can take the 100 or 200 line and explore Berlin while sitting comfortably on a tourist bus. Another symbol of Berlin is the TV tower at Alexanderplatz. From there, it's worth moving to the famous Berlin Wall, with its famous graffiti depicting Leonid Brezhnev and Erich Honecker. Also not to be missed is Checkpoint Charlie, the border between East and West Berlin.City of Entertainment
Berlin is a city where it is impossible to get bored. The most famous musical event is the famous Love Parade, or Love Parade. On every corner you will find a cozy restaurant or bar. Every day there are sports events, and on weekends we can visit various flea markets, where we can find a lot of trinkets and antiques. The musical theater "Friedrichstadtpalast" offers various performances, understandable to an international audience. Literally in every district of the city you will find unique places where you can relax and enjoy a good German beer.Green City
Berlin is often called a green city, for in every district you will find wonderful green parks. One of the most popular parks is Tempelhof, located in the southern part of the city. The site was once Berlin's main airport and was particularly important during the Cold War. Another unique green place is Görlitzer Park, where a lot happens during the May Day celebrations. Mauerpark is another unique place. It hosts an outdoor karaoke every weekend. So no matter in which district of Berlin you find yourself, in each you will discover a beautiful park, which can be a fantastic stop for a rest during sightseeing.How to get to Berlin?
We don't have to worry about getting to Berlin. The easiest and fastest way to get there will be by your own car. Berlin is located right on the border with Poland. However, if you decide that such a trip may be too tiring for you, get on a cheap coach and set off. The cost of such a trip ranges from 14-18 pounds one way and takes about 8 hours. If time is of the essence, you can take a train and within 5 hours starting in Warsaw, you will find yourself in the heart of Berlin at the Hauptbanhof main station. Tickets can be purchased from about 22 pounds one way.What are the must-see attractions in Berlin?
Berlin's Best
The Holocaust Memorial
The memorial to the murdered Jews of Europe is an impressive sight, consisting of 2711 concrete slabs. It also features the names of around 3 million Jewish Holocaust victims.
Memorial of the Berlin Wall
Commemorating the barrier which divided Berlin for 28 years, this memorial is located at the site of a remaining piece of the Berlin Wall and one of its watch towers. There is also an exhibit in the Documentation Centre which displays a concise history of the Wall.
Pergamon Museum
Situated on Berlin's Museum Island, this is one of the City's most popular attractions. It is made up of three separate museums: the Collection of Classical Antiquities; the Museum of the Ancient Near East and the Museum of Islamic Art.
Brandenburg Gate
This 18th Century neoclassical monument is one of Berlin's best-known landmarks. It has often featured as a site for major historical events and today represents Europe's tumultuous history as well as standing as a symbol of peace and unity.
Reichstag Building
The 19th Century Reichstag Building has played witness to and been victim of Berlin's most difficult periods of history. After being damaged by fire and falling into disrepair for a number of years, the building is once again the meeting place of the German parliament.
Information about holiday rentals in Berlin
| 🏡 Holiday homes available | 12,609 rentals |
|---|---|
| 💳 Discounts available | up to 23% |
| 🌙 Nightly prices from | £19 |
| ⭐ Popular amenities | Internet, Kitchen and Balcony/Patio |
| 🐾 Pet friendly rentals | 4,757 properties |
| 🏊 Holiday rentals with pools | 813 properties |
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Berlin holiday rentals have an average rating of 4/5 across 64 reviews left by travellers.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nightly rate for a holiday rental in Berlin?
The average price per night in Berlin is around £19. The nightly rate for house rentals is £170 on average. Apartment rental costs around £163 per night.
How many accommodation are available to book in Berlin?
Low season in Berlin is in November, so you'll be able to choose a great deal for Apartment rental or House rentals for your holiday.
What is the most searched holiday apartment amenity in Berlin?
When booking a holiday apartment in Berlin, consider looking for a place with Internet, Kitchen, or Balcony/Patio, which are the most popular amenities for this destination.
How many holiday lettings with a pool there are on offer in Berlin?
Holiday homes with pools are 6 of all in Berlin on HomeToGo. In addition, there are 78 of homes with pools near water.
What is the best time of year to travel to Berlin?
Sun lovers should visit Berlin in August and July to enjoy the warmest weather.
How do I find deals on holiday rentals in Berlin?
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