Fancy a dirt cheap vacation? How to visit Berlin and live on less than €30 daily
- By DirtCheapBerlin
- Published 02/6/2008
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Do you want to visit Berlin but don't have a bank account overflowing with money? Here's some tips on how to survive on less than €30 a day.
Sleeping: €13
The biggest expense is the bed. Because you have to sleep somewhere! But do not worry, Berlin has plenty of cheap hostels.
A good place to spend your nights is trendy Eastseven Hostel, it's located close to the lively neighbourhoods of Prenzlauer Berg and Mitte. A bed in a 6 bed dorm room is likely to cost you €13 during winter months. A bit more during summer.
Breakfast: €1.50
Pick up a bratwurst to get a good start of your day. There are many places you can get a cheap sausage. There are lots of street vendors selling bratwursts around Alexanderplatz train station. This type of breakfast is likely to set you ba
ck €1.50.
Lunch: €4
A soup and some bread on the side is a delicious and filling lunch, so why don't you visit trendy Intersoup in Helmholzplatz. The soup will set you back €4.
Dinner: €3
Treat yourself to the best falafel in the city for dinner. Dada Falafel in Linienstrasse 132 sell their falafels from €3.
A grand total of €21.5
That's it, sleep in a bed and feed your stomach for less than €22 a day. This should secure you some extra money to pay for public transport and to knock back some beers.
About the site
Dirt Cheap Berlin is the cheapest travel guide to Berlin. With tips on how to eat for less than €2 and where to sleep for less than €15 it is the leading resource in the very bottom end of the "travel guide market."
Sleeping: €13
The biggest expense is the bed. Because you have to sleep somewhere! But do not worry, Berlin has plenty of cheap hostels.
A good place to spend your nights is trendy Eastseven Hostel, it's located close to the lively neighbourhoods of Prenzlauer Berg and Mitte. A bed in a 6 bed dorm room is likely to cost you €13 during winter months. A bit more during summer.
Breakfast: €1.50
Pick up a bratwurst to get a good start of your day. There are many places you can get a cheap sausage. There are lots of street vendors selling bratwursts around Alexanderplatz train station. This type of breakfast is likely to set you ba
Lunch: €4
A soup and some bread on the side is a delicious and filling lunch, so why don't you visit trendy Intersoup in Helmholzplatz. The soup will set you back €4.
Dinner: €3
Treat yourself to the best falafel in the city for dinner. Dada Falafel in Linienstrasse 132 sell their falafels from €3.
A grand total of €21.5
That's it, sleep in a bed and feed your stomach for less than €22 a day. This should secure you some extra money to pay for public transport and to knock back some beers.
About the site
Dirt Cheap Berlin is the cheapest travel guide to Berlin. With tips on how to eat for less than €2 and where to sleep for less than €15 it is the leading resource in the very bottom end of the "travel guide market."
