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Cheap Flights to berlin
Overview
Berlin buzzes with an energy unmatched anywhere else in the world. The first time visit to Berlin by booking a cheap flight from Cheapflighticket is bound to be an unmatchable experience, fused with an eclectic mix of striking sights, rich history and vibrant culture. In this elegant metropolis, you can find an innovative dining scene, chic art galleries and amazing cultural institutions such as the Berlin State Opera.
Berlin is also an edgy centre for avant-garde work in music, the visual and performing arts, where nightclubs like the legendary techno dance hall Berghain are packed with party-goers until dawn.
The state-of-the-art historic monuments dotted around the city like Berlin Wall Memorial and the Holocaust Memorial never let the past fade away. This ancient city has rebuilt itself shimmery modern architecture like the modernist Berliner Philharmonie concert hall. Formed by a turbulent past and history, Berlin is a very down to earth city where travellers from all corners of the globe find a fun-loving, relaxed spirit.
Climate
Berlin's climate is classified as warm and temperate. Berlin is a city with a significant rainfall. You can experience a lot of rain even in the driest month of the year. The temperature here averages 9.1 °C. The rainfall here averages 570 mm.
Travel Information
Language: German & English
Currency: Euro (€)
Local time: GMT +1
Avg. Flight Time: 1h 50m
Best Time To Visit
With its temperate climate, Berlin is packed with tourists in summer, and the high season runs between May and September. Many visitors land in Berlin to take part in the most famous cultural events, such as the Berlin International Film Festival in February or Berlin Fashion Week which excites the city two times in a year i.e. In January and July.
Berlin Attractions and Activities
1. History Lives
Berlin's origins date back to the 13th century. During the World War II, it became a central focal point and since then, it has taken on a new meaning in the modern era as a symbol of the reunification of Germany. Centuries of history live in structures like the iconic Brandenburg Gate, constructed in 1791 in the ornate baroque style.
2. A Vast and Vibrant Arts Scene
Whether tastes run to classical or contemporary work, there is something for everyone in the marvellous art scene of Berlin. According to your choice, you can find museums in one fell swoop at the Museumsinsel which includes 5 museums on the northern part of Spree Island, showcasing 6,000 years of art history from around the world.
3. Stay Out All Night
Plan the night out with your close ones and visit any of the basement bars which offer happening cabaret shows, massive Biergärten, punk bands and industrial dance caves like Berghain Bar and Panorama Bar. They both are nestled inside a former power plant with top-class DJs spinning the music.
4. Plenty of Green Space
There is a great deal of green space available to explore in Berlin, where almost a fifth of the city is planted with trees. There are more than 2,500 lush gardens and parks, such as Viktoria Park with its hilltop monument. It may not look like a haven for beach maniacs, but there are numerous places for so-called "wild swimming" in lakes such as the Tegeler See in the north of the city.
5. It's a Party Waiting to Happen
In spite of all the splendid culture and rich history, Berliners never take themselves seriously. The number 10 tram line is renowned for erupting into spontaneous partying in the wee hours when revealers are on their way home from the clubs. It's not uncommon for singing, dancing, and drinking to take place anywhere, any time in Berlin.
Airlines Operate Flight to Berlin
- British Airways
- Lufthansa
- SWISS
- Luxair
- Austrian Airlines
Time Duration from Different Airports
- London to Berlin - 1h 50m
- Manchester to Berlin - 1h 55m
- Newcastle to Berlin - 3h 15m
- Birmingham to Berlin - 1h 50m
- Glasgow to Berlin - 2h 10m
- Edinburgh to Berlin - 2h 5m
- Belfast to Berlin - 2h 20m
Distance to the City Centre
Currently, the Berlin city is well-served by two main airports, Tegel Airport (TXL) and Schönefeld Airport (SXF). Schönefeld Airport is situated around 11 miles or 17.8 km from the city and is used mainly by charters, along with a few major carriers like TAP Portugal and Aeroflot. If we talk about Tegel Airport, it is set around 8 km or 5 miles in Tegel, northwest of the Berlin city.
Transport from Berlin
With an extensive transportation network of trains and buses, this also comprises of the ferries across Berlin's network of rivers, lakes, and canals along with the above-ground S-Bahn and U-Bahn subway and trams. A taxi from the airport to the centre of Berlin will cost around EUR20-25 and take 20-30 minutes. Taxis are plentiful and the fares are regulated and standardized on a sliding scale, with a minimum charge of EUR3.90. Berlin's public transit system is efficient and reliable, making a car rental luxury. Major car rental companies like Avis, Budget, Enterprise, Europcar, Hertz, and Sixt are available and located outside Terminal E at Tegel Airport and various locations at Schönefeld Airport.
Visa Requirements for Berlin
Any UK citizen who holds either a full UK passport or a BOTC, BOC, BPP or BS passport can travel to Germanyvisa-free. Most of the non-EU nationals living in the UK are still asked to get a Schengen visa to travel to Germany. Please make sure your passport has been issued (not extended) within the previous 10 years and has 2 full blank pages, one for the visa stamp and an additional spare page.
Tips for your stay in Berlin
- Use your student card - In this student city, your identification card will come in handy to purchase meals, drinks, accommodation, and visit museums at a discount.
- Take a free walking tour – New Berlin Tours run daily, informative (but long) walking tours that begin at the Brandenburg Gate and continue through the hot spots in town for about 4 hours.
- Get the lunch specials - there are lunchtime specials during the week in Oranienburgerstr.
- Because so much of the history is painful and tough to swallow in Berlin, the city has made many of their museums free to help as many people as possible learn about their troubled past.
- Savour quite cheap street food - currywurst for under 5 EUR everywhere, kebabs, and quick pizzas, either - even the restaurants here are a bargain.
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