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IntercityHotel Berlin Hauptbahnhof

4.4 of 5 • 1,994 reviews
Mitte
Great location, very good breakfast.
Great location, very nice hotel & great restaurant.
£60

Radisson Blu Hotel, Berlin

4.6 of 5 • 6,166 reviews
Berlin City Centre
Very nice hotel, great location.
Nice hotel within walking distance to museums.
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Park Inn by Radisson Berlin Alexanderplatz

4 of 5 • 6,532 reviews
Prenzlauer Berg
Very nice clean hotel great location.
The hotel was great, breakfast was amazing.
£71

Select Hotel Berlin The Wall

4.5 of 5 • 862 reviews
Berlin City Centre
Well maintained, modern hotel in a great location.
Nice hotel, great staff.
£53

Hotel Adlon Kempinski

4.8 of 5 • 1,327 reviews
Berlin City Centre
Overall very good hotel, service and location.
The staff is very friendly and welcoming.
£200

Orania.Berlin

Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg
£123

Steigenberger Hotel Berlin

4.4 of 5 • 2,699 reviews
West Berlin Centre
Centrally located yet very quiet.
Really great staff and awesome food and services!
£88

Novum Hotel City B Berlin Centrum

3.9 of 5 • 2,233 reviews
Schoeneberg
Great price, great location.
Helpful staff, nice morning buffet.
£37

The Mandala Hotel

4.7 of 5 • 774 reviews
Berlin City Centre
Great location and nice rooms.
Highly recommend this hotel - 5 stars!
£116

Steigenberger Hotel Am Kanzleramt

4.7 of 5 • 2,458 reviews
Mitte
Brand Modern hotel in a great location.
Location was great for walking and site seeing.
£132

 

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Good hotel convenient for sightseeing

5 out of 5

Very good hotel modern and clean we found the staff to be very professional and helpful it is close to the station so very convenient for travelling around Berlin

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Very nice hotel near Brandenberg Gate

5 out of 5

Fantastic Hotel with excellent staff bring plenty of euros

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Pocket Guide: Berlin

The capital of Germany is no conventional beauty, and although the city has been cleaned and restored since the fall of the Berlin Wall, several of its charms are still to be found around its many rough edges.

Sightseeing: from the Brandenburg Gate to Checkpoint Charlie

The city’s sights are mainly a reflection of German history, from the Third Reich to the Communist regime. Sightseeing here is often a sombre and thought-provoking experience, but modern Berlin isn’t trapped in its past. The Jewish Museum for example focuses on all aspects of Jewish life and culture in Berlin and the brand new Daniel Libeskind building is worth a visit for the architecture alone.

Due to Berlin’s scale and the size of the city centre it is difficult to cover the main sights on foot. The Berlin Welcome Card offers a great way to get around the city and see many of the highlights; it includes unlimited travel on the underground, metro, and tram systems and 50% discounts on most museums. Another good way to experience central attractions like the Reichstag (the restored parliament) and its Norman Foster glass dome is to board a sightseeing boat on the river Spree.

Arts and Culture

Those seeking a cultural experience should head for the Berlin Museumsinsel in Mitte. The six museums on a small island focus on classical antiquities, prehistory and early history, Islamic art, and sculpture, and house Egyptian and Numismatic collections. The museum complex itself was made a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1999.

For a more modern take visit the Temporäre Kunsthalle Berlin at the Schlossplatz nearby which will showcase modern art created in Berlin until the end of 2010.

Nightlife

A new generation of young Germans eager to experience life in this city of constant change has migrated to the capital in recent years from all over the country, filling the bars and cafes in Prenzlauer Berg, Kreuzberg, and Mitte. Bars and clubs in the central district are mostly open into the early hours of the morning. Expect the unexpected - wine bars that only charge what you want to pay (Weinerei at Zionskirche Square) or a drinking joint in a circus tent (Bar Jeder Vernunft, Schaper Street).

Berlin has no equivalent to the West End or Broadway, but a number of British shows have established themselves here over the years – including Blue Man Group.

Potsdam and Park Sanssouci

If you have more than a couple of days in the city, it’s worth venturing to nearby Potsdam and Park Sanssouci (which freely translates as ‘carefree’). The vast royal gardens are often compared to Versailles and resemble a showroom for medium-sized palaces. Schedule at least two hours to explore and choose your favorite from residences such as Friedrich the Great’s Palace Sansousi, which gave the park its name, and later additions such as the Neues Palais.

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