City break in Berlin

Hotel special: Includes 1 night free plus Berlin Welcome Card

Enjoy our exclusive hotel deal – and get one night for free! Simply decide how long you want to stay:
Book 3 nights and only pay for 2 or book 4 nights and only pay for 3.
This deal always includes breakfast as well as the Berlin Welcome Card for your Berlin city break!

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Choose hotel & save: Special Deal: Stay 3, Pay 2 from €156.00
Special Deal: Stay 3, Pay 2 from €156.00

Hotel package 4 days 1 night for free!
- 3 nights accommodation incl. breakfast
- One night extra for free
- Berlin Welcome Card – Berlin's official tourist ticket including Transport ticket & 200 discount offers
© Hotel am Steinplatz, Autograph Collection

Choose hotel & save: Special Deal: Stay 4, Pay 3 from €242
Special Deal: Stay 4, Pay 3 from €242

Hotel package 5 days 1 night for free!
- 4 nights accommodation incl. breakfast
- One night extra for free
- Berlin Welcome Card – Berlin's official tourist ticket including Transport ticket & discount offers

Hotels in Berlin

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Secure booking on Berlin’s official travel portal
Free cancellation in many hotels

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Your city break in Berlin: Book simply and securely on Berlin’s official tourism platform

Great travel deals for your visit to Berlin! Stroll down impressive boulevards once created by order of the Prussian kings and admire gems of neo-classical architecture by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, Prussia’s leading nineteenth-century architect. Schinkel’s most famous works include the Neue Wache (New Guardhouse), today a war memorial, and the red-brick Friedrichswerder Church. His pupil Friedrich August Stüler later designed the Alte Nationalgalerie (Old National Gallery) on Museum Island, along with the Pergamon Museum and Neues Museum one of this UNESCO World Heritage Site’s main attractions.

But Berlin is far more than just historical Prussia! The cityscape also testifies to its Cold War legacy, above all in the traces of the Berlin Wall and in the iconic TV Tower, originally a prestige project and symbol of alleged communist supremacy. Today, the districts once on the former inner-city border are the heartlands of a new vibrant scene – with Friedrichshain, Prenzlauer Berg und Kreuzberg home to off-theatres and flea markets, hip cafés and innovative fusion restaurants inspired by flavours from around the world.