Berlin Accommodation

Boasting one of the largest and most efficient transport networks in the world, Berlin is easily navigated with U Bahn, tram and bus links all close to your accommodation in Berlin. Whether you explore the cultural delights of the Museumsinsel, bask in Tiergarten Park or relax with a cocktail or two in one of the city’s many hip and happening bars – Berlin has it all. And, it’s all on the doorstep of your Berlin accommodation.

Business is booming in Berlin with a great influence in various sectors including science, technology, commerce, architecture and the arts. Corporate travellers from all over the world are made to feel more than welcome in Berlin accommodation set in the heart of this buzzing city. A multitude of both national and international companies have their offices in the German capital with your accommodation in Berlin close by.

With Berlin serviced accommodation you are in the heart of the action. With an infectious laid back attitude and lively and creative vibe this vibrant city is home to some of the best nightlife and cultural hotspots in Europe making a stay in Berlin accommodation truly memorable.

Did You Know?

Berlin’s Zoologischer Garten (Zoological Garden), or Zoo Berlin as it is also known, with 1,500 species and an animal population of 14,000 is the world’s largest zoo and the most visited in Europe. Several endangered species are safeguarded here and animals are housed in enclosures that have been specially designed to recreate their natural habitat.

Climate/Weather

The climate in Berlin is quite variable with hot summers and freezing cold winters.

Sightseeing

Berlin is home to an eclectic mix of sights and attractions with something to suit every taste, interest and timetable:

•    Museumsinsel (Museum Island) – a World Heritage Site which hosts a wide range of internationally renowned museums notably the Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum and Neues Museum.

•    Reichstag – the seat of the German Parliament this grand 19th century building had a complete renovation in 1999 and offers some of the best views of Berlin from its huge glass dome.

•    Brandenburg Gate – the 18th century structure is the only surviving of the 18 original city gates.

•    Tiergarten – the massive park in the heart of the city and the home of Zoo Berlin.

•    Potsdamer Platz – a major public square in the centre of Berlin home to a number of attractions.

Getting Around

Berlin is a huge city and benefits from an extensive, efficient and reliable transport network:

•    U Bahn (underground/metro) – identified by big blue “U” signs, covers the city centre.

•    S Bahn – runs mostly over ground, identified by big green “S” signs.

•    Trams – run mostly in eastern parts of the city.

•    Bus – slower than other modes of transport but will take you almost anywhere.

•    Bicycle – readily available and a great way of seeing the city.

•    Segway – see the city from a different angle on one of the most modern and innovative modes of transport.

Eat/Drink

As a large cosmopolitan city you can find almost anything your heart desires in Berlin including a large variety of local delights that are well worth a try:

•    Currywurst (curried sausage) – a local speciality and a must try on any visit to Berlin.

•    Wurst (sausage) – with over 1,500 different types in Germany – how many can you sample?

•    Beer – Germany is said to have the highest beer consumption per person in the world. Sample an icy cold Pils, Kolsch or Lager.

•    Berliner Weisse – a cloudy and sour wheat beer often flavoured with raspberry or woodruff syrup and served in a bowl shaped glass.