Today, a tourist trip to the very heart of Europe is quite expensive. But there is an opportunity to save a little on viewing the sights of Berlin, as well as on shopping, by making them in certain places.
You don't have to buy a ticket to visit the TV Tower to enjoy the magnificent views of Berlin from above, which costs 13 €. You can climb to the 20th floor of the Technical University in the Skyline cafe (Ernst-Reuter Platz, 7), climb under the dome of the Reichstag (Platz der Republik, 1) or walk through the Humboldthain park, from where a beautiful view of the city opens from the top of the bunker and the anti-aircraft tower …
Berlin is a city of small eateries and eateries. For a couple of euros at Konnopke’s or Curry 36 (at 36 Mehringdamm) you can have a bite to eat with hearty sausages, and at Mustafa’s Kebab (at 32 Mehringdamm) you can have a great dener. Those looking for a full meal should pay attention to local business lunches, and on Sundays to brunch. For example, on a weekend in Robbengatter (Grunewaldstrasse, 55), the right to eat at the buffet costs 10 euros for men and 9 euros for women.
The main expense for sightseeing is transportation. By purchasing the Berlin Welcome Card or Berlin Pass, which are not only travel passes, but also discount cards to some museums, you can save up to 70 euros per day. These passes cost from 20 to 130 euros, depending on the number of days of use. You do not need to buy a ticket for the Hop on Hop off sightseeing bus to tour the city's main attractions (a ticket costs 15 euros). You can use the usual bus routes number 100 or 200, which for 2, 5 euros will travel to the same places.
For inexpensive fashionable clothes and accessories, the best place to go is Die Fesche Lotte. Almost all native inhabitants of Berlin go shopping there. It is located on Kranoldplatz. But the market is open only once a month on Saturdays.
