New Zealand Mirror Travel

What are the best tips to cut corners when the streets in Berlin, Munich and various corners of the German? That is the theme of the conference asked editor Fodors.com, Salwa Jabado, in the rubric forum site that has not been this long. The members of the community forum-bring many good ideas, such as eating in the cafes Turkish Döner, roads using public buses, setting up stores in the local bakeri, and surf the web to search for rental apartments with affordable prices. Here are 10 tips for a special trip to Berlin, which was taken from the input members of the forum.

1. Use the museum as a possible ticket. “My husband and spent five days in Berlin and found a place that is really incredible, especially if you are a museum in it-art museum. We buy tickets to the Museum Schaulust for three days at 19 euros and see six museums, including the Pergamon museum. Tickets This also marks entry includes free audio tour, so it is very feasible. ” -Outwest.
2. Take the bus. “Bus number 100 is the general public look to the streets to see scenery. Alexanderplatz from the route along the Unter den Linden to the Bahnhof Zoologischer Garten with many attractions along the way. Duration of trip is 26 minutes. If you have a Welcome Card (Welcome card), travel is free, if not the trip at 2:10 this euro per person. ” Traveller1-959
3. Save during the holidays. “If you go to Berlin at Christmas, the streets around the Christmas Market is the free entertainment. Gluewein in the market at Christmas is usually one dollar per cup. You can drunk with cheap wine, but be careful not to fall in with Spandau bag full of soccer-ball Christmas. ” -Proenza_Preschooler
4. Sail. “All tickets for public transport is also well used to enjoy the journey with some of the ferry run BVG, Berlin’s Transit Authority. You will sail for free for 20 minutes across the lake from the Wannsee S-Bahn station Wannsee lake to the other side, where you can use the bus express to return to the city center. ” -Cowboy1968
5. Surfing on the Internet to get the best hotel rates. “For a good hotel with cheap prices during the summer, order a room in the Hotel Mercure Hotel an der Charité at booking.com. Harga special summer: three nights with breakfast: 240 euro / per double room (not per person!). Hotel This is a modern and quiet hotel with breakfast service four stars. I lived there years ago and will return again. ” Schüler -
6. Setting up supplies from the store. “Galleria department store at Alexanderplatz (Berlin) has a fantastic food department on the ground floor, lots of stuff look for a picnic or stock food in the apartment, and a lot of souvenirs (chocolate, mustard, and others), all cheaper than the need to You pay in the department of food Ka De We. ” -Rialtogrl
7. Bring. “We bought a card that Berlin gave us unlimited access during our three days there. We ride bus number 100 many times when we walk around the city. We also take a tour around Berlin and get the discount cards because we have the Berlin . The Tour is is good to start our journey. ” -Snowflake25
8. Priceline works over there too. “I feel like a broken CD, but try Priceline. I just returned from the trip last weekend in Berlin yesterday, and pay 85 U.S. dollars per night. For that money, we get the Movenpick, which is one step above that you can expect with the price like that. ” -Travelgourmet
9. Places to eat in the local food. “In Berlin, if you have chance at Wannsee, in Lorretta am Wannsee. This place is near S-Bahn station, at the corner Potsdamer Chaussee. Biergarten have and you can get a brat, potato salad, wine, beer, and even for washing crepe mouth with a very reasonable price. ” -Trophywife007.
10. Understand and take advantage of the taxi system. “For the price of a taxi in Berlin (and also in some other city), if you walk down the 2 km distance you can travel a short request rate (Kurzstrecke) euros during the three-way below the 2 km. You must stop the taxi that is being ago requesting price move before the driver to activate the argonya. Taxis can be cheaper rather than public transportation, depending on where you want to go and the number of people in the group.