Berlin Germany Highlight
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Checkpoint Charlie
by – Matt Vernick, Tour Manager, Europe The most famous of all the crossing points between East and West Germany, Checkpoint Charlie was the only crossing point between East and West Berlin ‘open’ to civilians. Today is home to the Checkpoint Charlie Museum and a replica of the old US crossing checkpoint.
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Berlin Airports
More Tour and Travel Advice for Europe Berlin is serviced by 3 airports. The public transport in Berlin is excellent. A taxi to the hotel is roughly 30-40€. Beliners are generally great people, very friendly and more than happy to chat to you in English. Contiki usually uses a number of different hotels in Berlin, however, these are the most commonly used. Comfort Hotel Weissensee *"... more »
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Berlin Historical Walking Tour, Berlin
The Berlin Historical Walking Tour is an optional excursion offered to all tours, summer and winter, visiting Berlin, the capital of Germany. The Berlin Historical Walking Tour is offered as an optional excursion on all Contiki Europe Tours visiting Berlin. Tour Manager Opinions “This three hour walking tour that takes in all the major sites of... more »
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