Berlin Budget Destination For Anyone

<br>Forget the expensive Munich or the overly restrained Hamburg when it comes to travelling to Germany; its capital city buzzes with unique spots, lively inhabitants and never-ending entertainment. And all this at a cost any pocket can afford.<br><br>Berliners can proudly state their city has a background like any other in the world. Divided in two by a wall just like the whole Germany had been after World War II, it still featured three different nations ruling the west side of the city.<br><br>Once the wall was torn down in 1989, even more people living on the east sector, the Communist one, made a move to other cities in Germany, abandoning their housing states and freezing the price of most rents.<br><br>On top of this, Berlin is a hot spot for students and that clearly contributes to make it a metropolis cheaper than any other you could think of. Rent and accommodation, transportation and expenses are more than reasonable nowadays.<br><br><br>EasyJet and Ryanair, the two low-cost leading flight companies, fly to Berlin from London on a daily basis. The three airports existent in Berlin are all well connected to the city centre, far from the hassle most big cities put you through.<br><br>Find one of the nice and affordable bed & breakfasts Berlin welcomes you with. The overall quality and price is fairly acceptable, but stick to the east part of town, to districts such as Friedrischain, Kreutzberg or Prenzlauer Berg, if you in for the lowest prices and eateries around.<br><br>Indeed,Berlin displays a huge amount of affordable pizza places, restaurants and the most traditional kebabs one could aspire to savour, thanks to its ubiquitous Turkish community.<br><br>Another great option once on site is to purchase a Mensacard, that entitles you to eat in the refectories at the Humboldt University. Food is just great and typically German, and you will fill your belly for hardly <br><br><br>Clubbing. In this field, Berlin can barely find contenders worldwide. An impressive array of clubs of all kind with no closing times for the most part guarantees endless fun for the boldest. From outstanding clubs such as Watergate, with its own pier, or Weekend, on a 13th floor to renowned after-hours like Bar 25 or Panorama Bar, where to expect over 40 hours in a row partying when its garden is open)<br><br>Creativity.Underground culture flies high in Berlin. When it comes to street art, this city's say is big. Amaze yourself at the outdoors East Side Gallery with what renowned artists from around the globe expressed on the wall through their paintings. After this mild warm-up you can move on to the Kunsthaus Tacheles to check every one of the five storeys this quirky and unmatchable building features; modern art exhibitions and exceptional graffiti all over the place.<br>

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