Germany
Berlin
Berlin is history and nightlife in one sprawling city — museums by day, clubs that run till Monday.
Berlin is huge, layered, and doesn't sleep — a city of Cold War history, world-class museums, and the most famous nightlife on earth. Pick a neighborhood and go deep; the city rewards it.
How long
3–5 days
Practical
Currency
Euro (EUR). Cards widely accepted; cash still useful at small bars.
Language
German. English is widely and fluently spoken.
Getting around
U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and trams; very bike-friendly.
Budget range
€80–150 per person per day at mid-range. One of Europe's cheaper big capitals.
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