Cycling in Berlin: 19 routes measured, €5.90 for the bike
Berlin’s 19 signed cycle routes, each measured from the city’s own GPX files, plus what a bike ticket costs on the U-Bahn and S-Bahn. Checked September 2026.
Berlin’s 19 signed cycle routes, each measured from the city’s own GPX files, plus what a bike ticket costs on the U-Bahn and S-Bahn. Checked September 2026.
The first opens 31 October in Lichtenberg; six open on 23 November. Gendarmenmarkt costs €2. Inside: who shuts on 22 November. Checked October 2026.
An hour of axe throwing in Berlin is €12–€33 a head, and the price turns on group size. Why five pay more than four, and what to wear. Checked September 2026.
Berlin pool tables cost €5–€16 an hour. All 11 halls with cheapest hour, table counts and opening times — and the 3 that won’t quote a week. Checked Sept 2026.
Nine Berlin viewpoints from €0 to €20, ranked by cents per metre of height. Every price, height and opening hour checked in September 2026 with the operator.
Festival of Lights runs 9–18 October, free, and Unity Day happens in Bremen. 12 dated events and closures for Berlin in October 2026, checked September 2026.
Free museums in Berlin: 11 with permanent free entry, every one checked in September 2026, plus a three-museum day in Mitte that costs nothing to walk between.
Indoor swimming pools in Berlin cost €4–€6 for 90 minutes, but many open to the public only before 8am. What a first visit involves. Checked September 2026.
Six street food markets in Berlin run Thursday to Sunday, all free. Thai Park’s season ends 27 September; two more have no 2026 date. Checked September 2026.
Berlin football tickets start at €8, and Union’s men’s are balloted among members only. Nine teams, what each costs, who sells at the gate. Checked Sept 2026.
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