Berlins official tourist ticket
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Free travel throughout Berlin – tickets included
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Experience 200 attractions - save up to 50%
- Free City Guide – city map included
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Berlin Zoo:
Eye to eye with the tiger: The newly designed predator house "Reich der Jäger" has opened in the Berlin Zoo. According to the zoo, instead of a sterile atmosphere, rows of cages and thick bars, "generous and naturally designed" facilities were created. The predator house, which opened in the 1970s, has been modernized. "The old house was no longer up to date - there is no doubt about it," said zoo director Andreas Knieriem on Thursday. It is also clear that the tasks as a zoological institution have developed over the years.
Through four-centimetre-thick panes of glass, guests in the "world of experience" now have almost direct encounters with the animals. An exhibition explains the hunters with questions like "How rough is a tiger's tongue?" or "What are the cons
equences of human intervention in an intact ecosystem?" 
Berlin, mid-1980s: A bus rolls towards Checkpoint Charlie, the guards block the way to check the passengers. The passengers are travelers into a bygone era - guests of TimeRide Berlin. Modern VR technology makes it possible not only to take a look at the story, but to experience it up close.Berlin, mid-1980s: A bus rolls towards Checkpoint Charlie, the guards block the way to check the passengers . The passengers are travelers into a bygone era - guests of TimeRide Berlin. Modern VR technology makes it possible not only to take a look at the story, but to experience it up close.
Start and end point:
Jannowitzbrücke pier, East Side Gallery pier, Corneliusbrücke aisle
- Period: April to October
- Duration: About 3.5 hours
- Price: Adults EUR 25.90 (section EUR 19.50), children under 14 years EUR 13 (section EUR 9.80), children under 6 years free (max. 3 children per adult)
- Highlights: Federal Chancellery, Reichstag, Museum Island, Berlin Cathedral, Oberbaumbrücke, Bellevue Palace, government district, Mühlendammschleuse and others
- Audio guide: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Swedish, Chinese, Hebrew. (rental fee 2,- Euro)
Insider tip for all Berlin visitor:
To the most important sights with the bus 100, 200 or 300 of the BVG.
It's no longer an insider tip that you can take a free sightseeing tour of the most important and popular sights through the historic center with the 100, 200 or 300 BVG bus in Berlin. Admittedly, the sightseeing tour is not completely free, but most tourists and guests usually have a day ticket or the Berlin Welcome Card anyway, with which you can use this means of transport for free.
For everyone else, we recommend buying two single tickets for 2.60 euros each, one for the outward journey and one for the return journey. You can start the tour at any stop.
Both bus lines are mostly double-decker buses, where you can enjoy a perfect view from the upper deck. If there is no double-decker bus, just wait for the next one, it will definitely be one.
Buses usually run every 10 minutes.
On the bus routes you pass the most important sights of Berlin, which you can see very well from the bus. You can also interrupt the journey and continue later.
Tickets are available online from the BVG (www.bvg.de)
or
You already have the Berlin Welcome Card!
In 24 minutes you are at the "Unter den Linden" stop from bus 100:
1. From the apartment walk approx. 365 meters to the U6 Scharnweberstrasse (approx. 6 minutes)
2. U6 in the direction of Alt-Mariendorf to French Street in 16 minutes.
3. Walk approx. 255 meters to Unter den Linden Bus 100 and 300 (approx. 5 minutes)
In 24 minutes you are at the "Stadtmitte" stop on the 200 bus:
1. On foot approx. 365 meters to the U6 Scharnweberstrasse (approx. 6 minutes)
2. U6 towards Alt-Mariendorf to the city center (BUS 200) in 18 minutes.
In 27 minutes you are at the "Unter den Linden" stop of bus 300:
1. On foot approx. 365 meters to the U6 Scharnweberstrasse (approx. 6 minutes)
2. U6 in the direction of Alt-Mariendorf to French Street in 16 minutes.
3. Walk approx. 255 meters to Unter den Linden Bus 300 and 100 (approx. 5 minutes)
