How to Book Train Travel From Copenhagen to Berlin

Although Berlin began as a modest trading center, the city has left its humble beginnings behind. It grabs the spotlight as Germany's capital and delivers a creative blend of history, architecture, music and art. Berlin has a turbulent past, but has replaced historical strife with the hustle and bustle of a city full of vibrant pubs, restaurants and nightclubs, as well as museums, art galleries and theaters. Read on to learn how to book train travel from Copenhagen to Berlin.

Difficulty:

Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need

• Computer With Internet Access

Book a Train Trip From Copenhagen to Berlin

1. Leave from Copenhagen Central Station. Take a high-speed train to slice hours off your travel time.

2. Prepare to switch trains in Hamburg, Germany. Check out the station while you're there.

3. Purchase a rail pass for your trip from Copenhagen to Berlin. You'll save money. To book train travel from Copenhagen to Berlin, call Rail Europe at (888) 382-RAIL or visit the link below.

4. Book your seat on the train in advance. Reservations are required if you want to ensure that you'll have a seat.

5. Take your children with you. Children under four years old often ride for free. Children up to 11 years old can ride many trains at a 50 percent discount.

Get Around in Berlin

1. Continue by train once you arrive in Berlin. You'll find high-speed and classic trains here.

2. Take advantage of the subway/metro system to move about in Berlin. Some lines run 24 hours a day.

3. Use Berlin's tram service. You'll find the majority of trams available for travel in East Berlin.

4. Hop on a bus to see Berlin. Double-decker buses are available here.

5. Get on a bike and explore the city. Berlin has very few steep hills and an abundance of bike paths.

See Berlin Attractions

1. Tour the Zoologischer Garten. It is the oldest zoo in Germany.

2. Visit the many museums in Berlin. Some of the state-operated museums offer free entrance one Sunday per month. Other museums waive entrance fees for a few hours on Thursdays.

3. Check out Berlin's private art galleries. They often feature beautiful architecture to go along with the artwork.

4. See some of Berlin's historical churches. You'll find many historical treasures and some churches even offer free entrance.

Tips & Warnings

• Watch out for pickpockets. Generally, you just need to be vigilant in crowded tourist areas and on public transportation.