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Germany

12 itineraries, 3 to 14 days across 4 cities. Copy one and make it yours.

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Best timeSpring or autumn for mild weather.
Typical trip length3–14 days
On travli12 itineraries
Cities4
Getting aroundU-Bahn and S-Bahn trains reach all sites.
CurrencyEuro (€)

Cities in Germany

Berlin6 itinerariesMunich3 itinerariesHamburg2 itinerariesDresden1 itinerary

Why travelers love it

Brandenburg GateThe Brandenburg Gate is an 18th-century neoclassical monument in central Berlin.ReichstagThe Reichstag houses Germany's parliament and features a public glass dome in Berlin.Memorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeA field of 2711 concrete slabs honors the six million Jews killed in the Holocaust.East Side GalleryThe East Side Gallery is a 1.3 km stretch of the Berlin Wall covered in murals.Oberbaum BridgeHistoric bridge over the Spree River linking Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg in Berlin.RAW-GeländeFormer railway repair site in Friedrichshain with clubs, markets and street art.

Top attractions

Brandenburg Gate
MonumentBrandenburg GateBerlin, Germany
Reichstag
MonumentReichstagBerlin, Germany
Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
MonumentMemorial to the Murdered Jews of EuropeBerlin, Germany
East Side Gallery
MonumentEast Side GalleryBerlin, Germany
Oberbaum Bridge
MonumentOberbaum BridgeBerlin, Germany
Berlin Wall Memorial
MonumentBerlin Wall MemorialBerlin, Germany
Topography of Terror
MuseumTopography of TerrorBerlin, Germany
Neues Museum
MuseumNeues MuseumBerlin, Germany
Berlin Cathedral
CathedralBerlin CathedralBerlin, Germany
Alte Nationalgalerie
MuseumAlte NationalgalerieBerlin, Germany
Hackescher Markt
MarketHackescher MarktBerlin, Germany
Kreuzberg
NeighbourhoodKreuzbergBerlin, Germany

12 Germany itineraries

Vienna, Austria
Vienna, AustriaChristmas Markets: Vienna, Salzburg, Prague and Dresden8 days · By Jane
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin: History & Nightlife4 days · By travli
Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg, GermanyHamburg in 5 Days5 days · By travli
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin: Weekend Escape3 days · By travli
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin in 5 Days5 days · By travli
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin: One Week7 days · By travli
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin, Prague, Vienna and Budapest in 7 Days7 days · By travli
Berlin, Germany
Berlin, GermanyBerlin, Prague, Vienna and Budapest in 14 Days14 days · By travli
Munich, Germany
Munich, GermanyMunich: Weekend Escape3 days · By travli
Munich, Germany
Munich, GermanyMunich in 5 Days5 days · By travli
Munich, Germany
Munich, GermanyMunich: One Week7 days · By travli
Hamburg, Germany
Hamburg, GermanyHamburg: Weekend Escape3 days · By travli

Germany questions

Do I need to book the Reichstag ahead?

Yes. Reserve free timed tickets online two weeks in advance. Arrive 30 minutes before your slot and bring ID.

Do I need a ticket for Berghain?

No advance tickets are sold. Queue after 11 pm on weekends and expect possible rejection at the door.

Is public transport enough to reach East Side Gallery and RAW-Gelände?

Yes. Use the U-Bahn or S-Bahn with a day pass for 8.80 euros. Both sites sit within a five-minute walk of stations.

Is the Pergamon Museum open?

No. The Pergamon Museum is closed for renovation until at least 2027. Visit the Neues Museum or the Bode Museum on Museum Island instead.

Is three days enough for Berlin?

Three days covers the main central sites if you move efficiently between areas each day. Buy a 72-hour public transport ticket for 28.50 euros to avoid delays.

Do I need to book the Reichstag dome in advance?

Register for a free Reichstag dome slot at least one week ahead through the official website. Bring your passport on the day of the visit.