Good to know - practical info for Berlin
We are very much looking forward to welcoming you soon in Berlin. Step by step, relaxations from the strict Corona rules are now being implemented. Please note the current rules in each case. We will keep you up to date in our FAQs.
Please note that the 3G rule applies on public transport , as well as on trains, at all stations and airports.
What do I have to know when traveling to Berlin?
- Currently, all travelers must complete a digital registration before entering the country by air and/or from another country.
- You must also be tested before departure. The same applies to entry from foreign risk areas. The test must meet the criteria of the Robert Koch Institute
- Fully vaccinated and recovered persons can alternatively deposit a proof of vaccination or recovery in the entry portal.
- On the information pages of the Berlin Senate Chancellery you will find an overview of the current entry regulations on domestic quarantine, as well as reporting and testing obligations.
- You can check whether you also have to provide negative Corona-test when traveling by bus or train from other European countries on Re-open EU, the official website of the European Union.
What do I need to consider when coming from a high-risk area?
Please observe the travel and safety regulations of the German Foreign Office, as well as the Information on entry restrictions, testing and quarantine regulations in Germany.
What else do I need to know, when visiting Berlin in times of COVID?
- Please show responsibility, wear your medical face mask or FFP2 mask, follow the Corona rules and hygiene regulations and use the Corona warning app.
- To support fast, secure and digital contact tracking in private and public spaces, you should use the luca app.
- Many offerings also still require you to book a ticket with a timeslot reservation in advance. Please book your tickets in time, preferably up to two weeks in advance.
- Please also note that you can currently only get discounted tickets directly at the TV Tower with the Berlin WelcomeCard.
- Please also always observe the current rules and hygiene regulations of the respective providers.
- Here you can find the currently applicable resolutions of the Senate Office on the SARS-CoV-2 infection control measures ordinance.
We are looking forward to help you with all the practical inforamtion and booking offers for your Berlin trip.
- In order to keep you as well informed as possible, we regularly update the information on the current situation in Berlin.
We wish you all the best!
See you soon,
Your team from visitBerlin
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