Germany · Berlin travel guide

A concierge that already knows Berlin

NUM holds 49,587 places in and around Berlin. Text it what you want, in any language. It finds three real places that fit, open now, and books the one you pick.

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A view of Berlin
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The directory

What is in the Berlin directory

4,253Restaurants
1,973Street food
3,566Cafés
2,549Bars
1,200Hotels
693Attractions
149Markets
443Desserts
1,230Bakeries
2,204Shopping
3,954Beauty and spa
430Museums

Built from open map data, kept current, and never ranked by who paid, because nobody can pay. Placement is not for sale on NUM. Counted November 8, 2026.

Before you go

Berlin at a glance

Berlin is Germany's capital and largest city, set on the Spree river. People come for its museums, its Cold War history and the Berlin Wall sites, and its food and nightlife. The city is spread out, and each borough has its own center.

Known for

  • Brandenburg Gate Brandenburger Tor

    Neoclassical gate built from 1788 to 1791 at the west end of Unter den Linden, facing Pariser Platz, one block from the Reichstag.

  • Museum Island Museumsinsel

    Five state museums on the north tip of the Spree island in Mitte, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999. The Pergamon Museum is closed for renovation until June 2027.

  • East Side Gallery

    Open-air gallery of murals on a 1,316 m stretch of the Berlin Wall along the Spree in Friedrichshain, the longest surviving section.

  • Currywurst

    Sliced pork sausage with curry ketchup, first sold at a West Berlin food stand in 1949 and still a street-stand staple.

  • Kreuzberg

    Neighborhood south of Mitte along the Landwehrkanal, with Görlitzer Park and Viktoriapark and a large Turkish-German community.

Getting there

From Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), the Airport Express (FEX) leaves from the station under Terminal 1. It stops at Südkreuz and Potsdamer Platz and reaches Hauptbahnhof in about 23 minutes. The S9 S-Bahn runs about every 20 minutes via Ostbahnhof, Alexanderplatz and Friedrichstraße. Express buses X7 and X71 link the airport to U-Bahn stations Rudow (U7) and Alt-Mariendorf (U6).

Getting around

U-Bahn, S-Bahn, trams and buses share one ticket system run by BVG, S-Bahn and the VBB, with fare zones A, B and C. Plan routes and buy tickets in the BVG Fahrinfo app.

When to go

May to September is warmest, with average summer highs of about 22 to 25 °C. Winters are cold, with average highs around 3 °C, and snow falls mainly from December to March. Rain is moderate all year.

Local tip

Buy a ticket for fare zones ABC for the ride in from BER. The airport needs zone C, so an AB ticket is not enough.

Facts checked November 1, 2026. Transport and openings change, so NUM checks them again.

Where NUM looks in Berlin

Districts NUM covers here.

  • Mitte
  • Prenzlauer Berg
  • Charlottenburg
  • Schöneberg
  • Kreuzberg
  • Friedrichshain
  • Neukölln
  • Wilmersdorf
  • Wedding
  • Moabit
  • Friedenau
  • Gesundbrunnen
How it works

How NUM works in Berlin

  1. 1

    Text NUM what you want

    A table, a massage, a driver, a pharmacy. In your words, in your language.

  2. 2

    Get three real places

    Checked, open now, and close to where you are. Nobody paid to be on the list.

  3. 3

    It books the one you pick

    The confirmation stays in your thread. A real person is one message away.

Questions

Questions about NUM in Berlin

How many restaurants does NUM know in Berlin?

4,253 in and around Berlin, from the open map data NUM builds its directory on. NUM does not list all of them at you. It picks three that fit what you asked for, and says why.

Does NUM cover street food and markets in Berlin?

Yes: 1,973 street-food spots and 149 markets. Ask it what is open now and it will answer for the hour you are actually in.

Can NUM help me find a hotel in Berlin?

NUM knows 1,200 places to stay here. It finds the one that fits and hands you to the licensed partner who books it, so you always know who you are booking with.

What is the fastest way from BER Airport to central Berlin?

The Airport Express (FEX) train, about 23 minutes to Hauptbahnhof, with stops at Südkreuz and Potsdamer Platz.

Which ticket do I need from the airport?

A ticket for fare zones ABC. The same standard fare applies on the FEX, S-Bahn and buses.

What language can I message NUM in for Berlin?

Whatever you write in. NUM answers in the language of your message, and in the script you used, which for Chinese means Traditional stays Traditional.

Does it cost anything?

Not for travelers. Booking through NUM is free and nothing is added to your bill. NUM Plus and NUM Platinum are optional and only add room.

For businesses

For businesses in Berlin

If you run somewhere here, list it free. No account needed: add your place or update its details, and NUM checks them before they go live. Taking bookings through NUM is a separate, optional sign-up.

  • Free to list, no account needed
  • NUM checks every listing before it goes live
  • Nobody can pay to be recommended

Text it. It's booked.

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