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Everything you need to plan Berlin, Germany: a route worth following, 11 places our local guide sends people and 5 transport operators on one map. Plan it on the web, then open it in the app and take it with you.

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SMOVECITY Editors

Old Money, New Nights 3 days · 15 stops · Germany

This itinerary moves through Berlin's layers — from the imperial gravitas of Mitte's wood-paneled dining rooms and Art Deco bars to the looser, smokier rhythms of Prenzlauer Berg. Each day balances a landmark meal with a neighbourhood wander, ending in a bar that earns its late hour. Three days, no filler.

  1. Day 1Arrive & Check In · Afternoon Wander: Gendarmenmarkt & Mitte · Dinner at Lutter & Wegner · Nightcap at Newton Bar
  2. Day 2Breakfast & Morning Coffee · Lunch at Bocca di Bacco · Transit to Prenzlauer Berg · Afternoon: Explore Prenzlauer Berg · Dinner at I Due Forni · Drinks at Perlin
  3. Day 3Morning Rest & Late Breakfast · Lunch at QBA · Afternoon: Mitte Monuments & Riverside Walk · Dinner at Restaurant Borchardt · Final Nightcap at Vincent Piano Bar
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Places our Berlin guide sends people

11 spots in Berlin, each with its own page. If one of them is yours, you can claim it for free.

Restaurants

Bars

Cuisine, neighbourhood and ratings from Tripadvisor, checked 20 August 2026. SMOVECITY does not rate venues.

Getting around Berlin

Once you are there, SMOVECITY shows shared bikes and e-bikes, ride-hail, e-scooters and public transport (metro, trams and buses) on one map — 5 operators in Berlin. Live availability where the operator publishes a GBFS feed; transit departures from GTFS-Realtime where the agency exposes one, and the scheduled timetable otherwise.

Bike-Share Ride-Hail E-Scooters Public Transit

Cities near Berlin

Straight-line distance from Berlin. Each has its own guide, operator list and — where we have published one — a route.

Berlin: frequently asked questions

How many days do you need in Berlin?

Our Berlin route is built for 3 days and covers 15 stops, from arrival to the last drink of the last evening. It is a starting point rather than a rule — the app tightens it if you have fewer days and stretches it if you have more.

Is there a ready-made Berlin itinerary?

Yes — “Old Money, New Nights” is a day-by-day Berlin route from the SMOVECITY editors. You can read every stop on the web, then open it in the app and change anything you like.

Where should I eat in Berlin?

Our Berlin guide lists 11 restaurants and bars, each with its own page. SMOVECITY does not rank or review them — the listings are there so you can find the place, and its own site.

How do I get around Berlin?

Berlin has shared bikes and e-bikes, ride-hail, e-scooters and public transport (metro, trams and buses). SMOVECITY shows them together on one live map, so you can compare and pick the fastest or cheapest option for each leg without switching between apps.

Does SMOVECITY show public transport in Berlin?

Yes. Where Berlin's transport agency publishes a live feed, SMOVECITY shows real-time metro, trams and buses departures; otherwise it uses the scheduled timetable.

What other cities are near Berlin?

Hanover, Hamburg, Prague and Bremen are the closest cities SMOVECITY covers — 249 to 316 km out in a straight line. Each has its own guide and operator list.

Is SMOVECITY free to use?

Yes — the app is free to download and free for planning and routing. SMOVECITY earns a commission only when you book through its partners, at the same price as booking direct.

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