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Worker Rooms in Berlin from 5,00 €

Rents in Berlin have changed significantly over the past 5 years. Berlin, the capital of Germany, is getting more and more popular. This population growth is also reflected in rising rents. Finding an affordable accommodation or apartment is therefore more difficult and often takes more time. On Monteurzimmer.de you already find worker rooms from 5,00 €. You can find more results for affordable accommodation in Berlin in our list view.

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Weather Information for Berlin

Inform yourself in advance about the current weather in Berlin. In generall, January and December are the rainiest months of the year with a total of 21 rainy days. The coldest month is usually January with an average temperature of 0,6 °C. July is the warmest month with an average temperature of 23,7 °C.

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Pay Attention to Current Construction Sites in and around Berlin

In a big city such as Berlin, road closures, accidents and construction sites cannot be avoided. Inform yourself about current constructions sites in Berlin so that you will always get where you want on time. In addition, you should always have the radio turned on. On Radio1 or Radio Fritz you get information about the current traffic situation.

Sights in Berlin

There are a lot of options to enjoy Berlin and have a good time. More than 12 million visitors from all over the world are coming to enjoy Berlin each year. The city is one of the most vibrant in the word and combines urban diversity, a unique club scene and a lot of history. Overall, there are more than 3,6 million people from different nations living in Berlin. Due to the merging of many different cultures, Berlin is a place for artists, free spirits and curious people. Hardly any other city has experienced so many changes in such a short time as Berlin. Whether in summer or winter - Berlin has always something to offer! Besides of the Brandenburger Gate, the TV Tower is probably Berlins most famous landmark. From a height of 203 m you can enjoy the view over the city from a birds eye perspective and let your gaze wander around. An interactive experience awaits you in the Berlin Dungeon. A 70 minute time journey takes you back into the history of Berlin. The historical journey keeps on going at the biggest Open Air Gallery, the East Side Gallery. In 1990, artists from all over the world immortalized themselves on over 1000 m along the Berlin Wall with unique motives.

The city offers a lot of space for openness and tolerance. That is exactly what makes Berlin so unique and colorful. Experience the laid back athmosphere in one of Berlins bars and pubs or enjoy a traditional Berlin Currywurst (Sausage) at famous Konnopkes. Enjoy relaxation and tranquility in the parks of the city. Very popular amongst Berliners is the Tempelhofer Feld. The former airport is larger than Central Park in New York and is perfect for bike rides, flying a kite or just relaxing on the gras. If you are also interested to see the former airport from the inside, can book a tour through the old halls.

Popular Events in Berlin

All year around there are events, street parades and fairs in Berlin. In Spring, the Carnival of Cultures moves colorfully through the trendy district of Kreuzberg. This multicultural festival carries its visitors away with music, dance and great food.
A little more active is the annual marathon. Be there and celebrate this unique experience together with the runners. All event tips for Berlin can be found here (berlin.de).

Shopping Facilities, Gas Stations and Takeaway nearby

If you are in a new environment far away from home, you do not want to go without your usual comfort. We have summarized the most important points for you in order for you to get around easily from your accommodation in Berlin.

In order to run some errands, it is good to know where the next supermarket near you is. Well known supermarkets in Berlin are Kaufland, Rewe, Lidl, Aldi, etc. If you want to go on a bigger shopping spree, there are lots of shopping centers in Berlin and surrounding such as Mall of Berlin or Alexa. If you need construction material or tools, you will find all necessary utensils in a DIY store near you. Well known DIY stores in Berlin are Bauhaus, Obi, Globus, Hornbach and Hellweg.

Also gas stations like JET, Aral, Shell, etc. and truck and car rentals. Autovermietungen can be found near your worker accommodation. There will be also taken care of your culinary wishes. One of Berlins delicacies is Currywurst (sausage) and also a Wiener with potatoe salad. During your lunch break you can eat in a canteen or at a food stall where you can enjoy some of Berlins classics.

Industrial Sites and Exhibition Grounds in Berlin

One of the biggest and most important exhibition grounds in Berlin is Funkturm Messe Berlin. Over an area of 160.000 square meters, there are 26 halls in total. The exhibition center is located in the district Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf and is connected to S-Bahn and U-Bahn. One of the most significant industrial sites in Berlin is Berlin eastside, in the districts Marzahn-Hellersdorf and Lichtenberg.

Public Transport Connections

The public transport in Berlin will get you anywhere quickly and conveniently. Berlin is divided into 3 tariff areas. The tariff area A includes the city area within the S-Bahn ring. The tariff area B everything outside the ring within the city limit and the tariff area C the neighbouring areas of the Berlin surroundings which airport Schönefeld is situated. Whether you take the bus, train, car or bike - plan your trip here carefully to avoid possible delays.

Connections to Schönefeld Airport

Bus: 171, X7, N7
S-Bahn: S45, S9
Train: RB14

Connections to Tegel-Airport

Bus: TXL, 128, X9, 109

Connections to Hauptbahnhof

Bus: M41, M85, 120, 123, 142, 147, 245, TXL
S-Bahn: S3, S5, S7, S9
U-Bahn: U55
Tram: M5, M8, M10
Train: RB14, RE1, RE2, RE7

Save on the Road in Berlin

In a big city like Berlin it is always recommendend to keep your eyes open. The city itself is considered safe on an international comparison and there are no warnings for certain neighbourhoods. Especially at touristic sites, the presence of the police is higher to convey the impression of security. Nevertheless you should observe some safety instructions (visitberlin.de) to completely be able to enjoy your stay.

Insider Tips for your visit in Berlin

If you have been to Berlin before and have already visited the popular sights, then you will be happy about this alternative program. Berlin is a very vivid city. Accordingly, the event calendar leaves nothing to be desired.

Very popular amongst Berliners is the Thai-Park. Every Sunday in Spring/Summer, the Preußenpark at U-Bahnhof Fehrbelliner Platz transforms into a Thai cookshop. Traditional Thai dishes are cooked by Thai people on small stools, sitting on the floor.

Also Mauerpark in Prenzlauer Berg is very popular. Every Sunday in Summer there is live karaoke in the park. Whether you want to perform a song yourself or just listen - it is totally worth it. If you are not really into karaoke, you can stroll around at the nearby fleamarket.

Away from the trendy districts, there is the Dong Xuan Center in Lichtenberg. This huge Asian market is spread out on 7 halls where more than 250 distributors offer their goods from Vietnam, China, India and Pakistan. In addition to a wide variety of goods from the Far East, you can also grab a little snack in the small bistros with Asian delights.

Further names for Berlin

This place is also known as: Berlin, Berlín, Berlijn