Flights to Berlin

Relatively young by European standards, Berlin was founded in the early 13th century. Today, in addition to being a new-wave cultural icon, Berlin is a city that absorbs change. Come when you've time to wander, talk and dance. The architecture, restaurants, theatres, parks – and people – have their own idiosyncracies across the city's 6 districts:

Berlin Cathedral

• Mitte – the heart of the former East Berlin, the area is rife with sites of historic interest, cafes, galleries and clubs.
• City West – key attractions include the carefully restored Charlottenburg Palace, Olympic Stadium and a main luxury goods shopping street of the former West Berlin.
• East Central – a once working class, industrial area, this newly-gentrified slice of Berlin is a trendy arts, media and fashion hub that also attracts students; be sure to visit East Side Gallery, made from a 1 mile section of the Berlin Wall.
• North – the borough of Spandau sits at the confluence of the Havel and Spree Rivers and this, along with Reinickendorf, houses attractive old towns.
• East – if you're interested in East German history, the Stasi Prison within the Berlin-Hohenschönhausen Memorial is worth investigating.
• South – this region of Berlin comprises the wealthiest and poorest areas: Zehlendorf and Neukölln respectively, alongside the forest-fringed Müggelsee, the city's largest lake.

The Konzerthaus or Concert Hall, Gendarmenmarkt Square

So, if you're not going now, when will you see Berlin? Grab a flight to Berlin if you're set to go or ask about out the Berlin holiday packages to keep your plans simple. For more information on Berlin holidays check out our Berlin travel guide.