Berlin trip planner · €10 once

Most Berlin itineraries send you to places that are shut.

Every museum in this city closes one day a week, the shops close on Sundays by law, the Pergamon has been shut since 2023, and the Reichstag will not let you in without registering two days ahead. We check all of it against the dates you are actually here.

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200 museums and galleries in Berlin that are closed on Mondays, of 302 whose hours we hold

11,097 places in the database, 6,378 with machine-readable opening hours

16,163 mapped 100-metre zones where cannabis consumption is banned under the KCanG

97 Berlin Ortsteile, so a day can be built around one neighbourhood instead of three

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Four things no other planner does

It knows what is shut

Opening hours per weekday, dated closures for renovations, Berlin's Sunday and public-holiday shop closing, and advance-booking windows. Checked against your dates, not against an average week.

It shows you the rejects

Every itinerary comes with the list of places we ruled out and why — "closed on Mondays", "needs booking two days ahead", "closed for refurbishment". The rejections are often more useful than the suggestions.

The day is physically possible

Each stop is re-checked at the clock time it would actually occupy, with travel time between stops estimated pessimistically and a real gap left between things. We print the total minutes you will spend in transit, which nobody else will tell you.

It admits what it does not know

Every fact carries the date we last verified it. Where hours are unconfirmed it says so instead of guessing, because a confident wrong answer is worse than an honest gap.

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And a real person in Berlin, 24/7

Plans meet reality. The restaurant is full, the queue is round the block, the U-Bahn is replaced by a bus, the place shut early. Message the concierge on WhatsApp and someone who lives here sorts it out — for the whole length of your stay, included in the €10.

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What people ask us

"Anywhere decent still serving food near Boxhagener Platz at 23:00?"
"Is the queue at Berghain worth it tonight or should we go elsewhere?"
"It's pouring. What can we do indoors within 15 minutes of here?"
"Our train's cancelled — what do we do about the dinner booking?"

Berlin, before you go

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