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Modern double bedroom close to Paracelsus-Bad metro station in Reinickendorf
From 15 Sep 2024
€1,300 /month
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Colourful 1-bedroom apartment in Schöneberg
From 01 Oct 2024
€1,490 /month
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1-bedroom apartment, with outdoor area in Reinickendorf
From 01 Oct 2024
€1,100 /month
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Modern studio in Mitte
From 19 Sep 2024
€2,045 €1,845 /month
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Nice 1-bedroom apartment in Halensee
From 15 Sep 2024
€1,690 /month
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Snug 1-bedroom flat close to Görlitzer Park in Kreuzberg
From 16 Sep 2024
€2,322 €1,744 /month
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Cool 1-bedroom apartment in the Mitte neighbourhood
From 16 Sep 2024
€2,345 €2,094 /month
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Luminous 1-bedroom apartment near Köllnischer Park in Mitte
From 16 Sep 2024
€2,590 €2,099 /month
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Unfurnished 1-bedroom apartment in Friedrichshain
From 16 Sep 2024
€1,989 €1,890 /month
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Unfurnished 1-bedroom apartment with a terrace, in Friedrichshain
From 16 Sep 2024
€2,010 €1,910 /month
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Very cosy 1-bedroom apartment in the upscale Wilmersdorf neighbourhood
From 16 Sep 2024
€2,020 €1,584 /month
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Unfurnished 1-bedoom Apartment in the Mitte district
From 01 Oct 2024
€1,549 €1,447 /month
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Lovely 1-bedroom apartment with terrace in the trendy Schoneberg neighbourhood in Schöneberg
From 03 Oct 2024
€7,700 €2,641 /month
Up to 2 people • 1 bedroom
Lovely 1-bedroom apartment close to S Halensee (Berlin) transit stop in Grunewald
From 15 Sep 2024
€1,580 /month
Up to 3 people • 1 bedroom
Admirable and bright studio in Charlottenburg
From 02 Dec 2024
€1,280 /month
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Homie 1-bedroom flat with balcony in Alt-Treptow
From 27 Sep 2024
€2,100 /month
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1-bedroom apartment in Mitte
From 15 Sep 2024
€2,190 /month
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Ver nice 1-bedroom apartment in Steglitz
From 16 Sep 2024
€1,830 /month
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Very well funrnished apartment in Prenzlauer with studio in Prenzlauer Berg
From 16 Sep 2024
€1,780 €1,630 /month
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Attractive 1-bedroom apartment in Prenzlauer Berg
From 02 Oct 2024
€2,902 /month
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Pleasant 1-bedroom apartment near Schönhauser Allee train station in Prenzlauer Berg
From 06 Oct 2024
€2,160 €1,757 /month
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Deluxe 1-bedroom flat near the historic East Side Gallery in Friedrichshain
From 04 Oct 2024
€2,758 /month
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Bright 1-bedroom apartment close to Bornholmer Straße metro station in Prenzlauer Berg
From 19 Sep 2024
€1,750 /month
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Homely 1-bedroom apartment with balcony close to Innsbrucker Platz train station in Schöneberg
From 19 Sep 2024
€1,800 €1,755 /month
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How Public Transportation works in Berlin?
The local public transport system allows you to get anywhere in Berlin — comfortably, safely and cheaply. The expanded transport network of S-Bahn, U-Bahn, buses and trams provides you with unrestricted mobility, even at night: on Fridays and Saturdays as well as the nights before public holidays, nearly all the S-Bahn and U-Bahn service operate all through the night at 15 minute intervals.The most convenient way to buy tickets is through the official ticket purchasing app for public transport in Berlin — BVG Tickets.Learn more
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Berlin is famous for its street food scene (currywurst, döner kebab, and pretzels) and its beer gardens, where locals love to gather and enjoy a cold brew. Berlin has a diverse culinary scene, look for restaurants that are popular with locals, such as the no-frills "Späti" (convenience store) or a traditional "Gasthaus" (pub).Learn more
Where can I study or work remotely in Berlin?
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What is the average cost of living in Berlin?
Berlin is considered to be one of the more affordable cities to live in within Western Europe. However, it can vary depending on the area and lifestyle. Groceries and other necessities are generally affordable, and eating out at restaurants is also relatively inexpensive compared to other European cities. To have an idea of how much your utility bills can be, we recommend using NumbeoLearn more