Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Berlin, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Overview
Documents
Certificates & Licences
Work
Financial & Legal Affairs
Housing
Residential Areas
Setting Up Home
Utilities & Services
Health
- General Medical Care
- Health Insurance
- Health Insurance Companies
- Donor Cards
- Giving Blood
- Giving Up Smoking
- Hospitals
- Main Private Hospitals
- Other Private Hospitals
- Private Health Centres & Clinics
- Dermatologists
- Maternity
- Maternity Hospitals & Clinics
- Gynaecology & Obstetrics
- Paediatrics
- Dentists & Orthodontists
- Opticians & Ophthalmologists
- Alternative Therapies
- Acupressure/Acupuncture
- Aromatherapy
- Healing Meditation
- Homeopathy
- Physiotherapy
- Reflexology & Massage Therapy
- Back Treatment
- Nutritionists & Slimming
- Cosmetic Treatment & Surgery
- Counselling & Therapy
- Counsellors & Psychologists
- Addiction Counselling & Rehabilitation
- Support Groups
Education
Transportation
- Transportation
- Driving in Berlin
- Vehicle Leasing
- Vehicle Leasing Agents
- Buying a Vehicle
- New Car Dealers
- Used Car Dealers
- Vehicle Finance
- Vehicle Insurance
- Registering a Vehicle
- Registration Service
- Traffic Fines & Offences
- Breakdowns
- Recovery Services/Towing (24 hour)
- Traffic Accidents
- Vehicle Repairs
Working in Berlin
Foreign workers are nothing out of the ordinary for Berlin. Since Germany is a global diplomatic bulwark and one of the world’s biggest economies, the city is awash in foreign... read more
Counselling & Therapy
Many people move to a foreign country either hoping to get away from their problems or to find their true selves. Shortly after arrival, they’re shocked to discover they’re the... read more
Kreuzberg
Kreuzberg, more than any other district, embodies Berlin’s ‘poor but sexy’ ethos. Famous for its Turkish immigrants, May Day riots, and squatters, Kreuzberg is divided into two... read more
Radio
Radio remains a primary source of news for most Germans and is usually switched on first thing in the morning to provide a backdrop for breakfast. Like with TV, there are public... read more
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