Among the ways we'll help you save money in Germany's surprisingly affordable capital, we'll tell you what major museums will cost, how the Schaulust Museen Berlin Pass and the Berlin WelcomeCard can both save you money, and which publication you should turn to for listings of free events. » read more

Is it a good idea to rent a car in Berlin? We'll help you sort out average costs for a three-day economy car rental, tell you why you should wear your seatbelt in Germany, and explain why you should always yield to streetcars. Always, Cheapos, always. » read more

What can you expect to spend in Berlin? We'll give you the lowdown on hotel rates (here's a hint: they're cheap!) and restaurant prices here. We'll explain why you should stop by an Imbiss stand for a Cheapo-friendly fast food meal at least once during your Berlin stay. » read more

Getting around Berlin is phenomenally easy and, like much of Berlin, relatively inexpensive. Read about the ins and outs of the U-Bahn, the S-Bahn, and the bus network. We've also included information about taxis and bicycle rentals for visitors who like their transportation less public.» read more

Berlin's airports and many train stations confusing you a touch? Never fear. We sort it all out for you here. We include information about bus, U-Bahn, S-Bahn, and taxi transportation between Berlin's airports and the city center. And we'll brief you on Berlin's train stations, too. Yeehaw!» read more

Berlin is that rare gem of a Western European capital. Full of culture and attractions, it's also significantly underpopulated and financially broke. This means that restaurants, hotels, and cafes are all much less expensive than they are in other Western European cities of Berlin's size and vitality. » read more

Berlin has enough attractions and funky corners to fill a month of urban exploration. But for those who want to get out of town, we've got some daytrip suggestions: from the forested island of Pfaueninsel to grand Potsdam to the Spreewald idyll of Lehde.» read more

Check out these links, designed to help you plan your Berlin trip. But don't forget who sent you off, and make sure to check back in on us in a few. » read more

Berlin is an unusually artist-friendly city, and as a result there are all sorts of pleasantly arty bits of the city. Read about Berlin's distinctive and fabulous art hotels here. And while you're at it, check out some of EuroCheapo's affordable art hotel selections. » read more

We are unapologetically fond of German cafeteria food. When visiting the German capital, we always stop for a sampling of local cuisine at one of the state-run (and subsidized) Mensa cafeterias. » read more

What is one of the best things about traveling? The eating of course! And it's a great way to get a feel of the people and the culture of the place, all while stuffing our mouths with delicious fare. Read on as EuroCheapo resident grandmother Eileen Detelfsen talking eating and traveling, our two favorite things.» read more

Some of the best—and least costly—things you can bring home from a European vacation are freebies. Not only are they easy on the wallet, but their authenticity will wow the recipient. » read more