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Transports: tickets and rates
BVG is the company who manage the transports in Berlin.
The Berlin WelcomeCard is specially for visitors, is for 48, 72hours or 5 days for AB or ABC zones (AB is enought), includes a guide with up to 50% discount in 130 berliner highlights.
Normal tickets are: sigle Tickets costs 2,10€ and are valid for a maximum of 2 hours, Day Pass (6,10€) or 7-Day Pass (26,20€)
With a Small Group Ticket, up to 5 people can travel together for one day and it costs 15,90€.
All tickets must be validated.
This place belongs to the following guides: Bremen, Hamburg & Berlin 09, Berlin Route, Berlin and Berlin
posted by mikimonoRent a bike
It´s the best way to know Berlin if you come on summer.
You can choose between rent a DB-bike (Deutsche Bahn is the railway in Germany) with the sistem Call-a-bike, it costs 8 cents per minute, a maximum of 15 € for one day or 60€ a week. And also there is lot of shops where you can rent a bike, the cheapest one is Orange Bikes (Kollwitzstrasse 35, Prenzlauerberg) 6 €/day.
But you can also rent a Velotaxi, a high-tech vehicle, always close to the most popular tourist places.
This place belongs to the following guides: Bremen, Hamburg & Berlin 09, Berlin Route, Berlin, Berlin, Hamburgo, Berlín, Dortmund y Colonia and adventura
posted by mikimonoDo it by foot!
If you are short on time and only have a day in Paris, its easily done on foot. Will take you a good eight hours walking including lunch and (of course) coffee and souvenier stops but you will get to see all the sights of Paris in one day, great if you are on a budget and love to see as much as you can!
posted by cheri
