May- September (Best time to Visit)

Average temperature highs during these months peak in the mid-70s Fahrenheit. It’s the best time to go outdoors.

October-December

With the onset of winter, temperatures begin to significantly drop. During this time, you might get deals on flight tickets and accommodation. Oktoberfest takes place in Berlin this time of the year.

January-April

Berlin is the coldest this time of the year, so if you’re looking to visit remember to pack lots of warm clothes. The Berlin Film Festival is a highlight event this time of the year. 

U-Bahn and S-Bahn: The rail system in Berlin is convenient and very well-connected. The U-Bahn underground rail system runs on 10 colored routes throughout the city and makes more than 173 stops.  The S-Bahn has both east-to-west and north-to-south lines, as well as a circular line, throughout the city.

Bus and Tram: The efficient bus and tram systems will take you across the city. Bus lines marked with an "N" indicate 24 hour routes. Trams only operate in the eastern part of the city.

Taxi: Metered taxis are present throughout the city. If you are travelling a very short distance, hail a cab on the street and ask for the Kurzstrecke (short distance tariff).

Bike: Bike share programs have gained popularity in Berlin and are very convenient.Popular companies include Byke, Deezer Nextbike, Donkey Republic, Lime Bike and more. 

• Explore historic landmarks like the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag.
• Spend a day at the Wall Museum to understand Berlin’s difficult history.
• Get on a hop on hop bus tour in Berlin to experience the entirety of the city at your own pace.
• Visit the Berlin Wall Memorial.
• Visit Berlin's Television Tower which is Europe's third-tallest freestanding structure.
• Stroll through Berlin's oldest and largest Prussian estate, the late 17th-century Charlottenburg Palace.

• Book your tickets to the top attractions online, well in advance to ensure you don’t wait in long queues.
• Always carry an umbrella because Berlin is known for its unpredictable weather.
• Don’t forget to experience Berlin’s rich and lively nightlife.
• Carry enough cash on hand because not all restaurants accept cards.

Currywurst: A grilled sausage made with a combination of ketchup, Worcestershire sauce and curry powder. 

Spätzle: This is the German take on pasta and is served with a generous amount of cheese.

Königsberger Klopse: These delicious meatballs are made with ground veal, beef, pork, onions, eggs, anchovies and flour, before being cooked in a broth.

Schnitzel: a thinly sliced piece of veal-meat, covered with flour, egg and bread crumbs and then deep fried in oil or a lot of butter until it turns golden on the outside.

Ayran: This is a salty Turkish yoghurt drink that is also available sweet, flavoured with mango or cherry.

Cidre: Made with apples, this is an alcoholic fruit juice drink.

Diesel: This unique drink is a combination of half beer and half coke.

Fassbrause: This is a soda made from fruit, spices and malt extract.