Berlin by Campervan: Campsites, Parking and City Sights

Quick summary: Berlin is a sprawling city best explored by U-Bahn, S-Bahn, bike and on foot, so campervan travelers usually stay at a campsite on the city’s lakes and forests and travel in. The Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Berlin Wall Memorial, East Side Gallery, Museum Island and the Holocaust Memorial are all reachable by public transport. A green sticker is needed in the low-emission zone, and parking for larger vehicles is limited, so leave your campervan or motorhome at the campsite.

At a glance
Landmarks	Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Museum Island
Cold War	Berlin Wall Memorial, East Side Gallery, Checkpoint Charlie
Neighborhoods	Kreuzberg, East Berlin, Mitte
Getting in	U-Bahn, S-Bahn, buses, bikes
Parking	Limited; low-emission zone applies
Tours	Walking tours, Cold War tours

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What should you see in Berlin?

Interest	Tours
Cold War and the Wall	Cold War tours, East Berlin tours
Nazi-era history	Third Reich tours
Jewish history	Jewish heritage tours
Museums	Museum tours
Street art	Street art tours, Alternative Berlin
Kreuzberg	Kreuzberg tours

Where can an RV park when visiting Berlin?

Ideally at your campsite, using public transport. If you drive in, check garage height limits and use Park and Ride at outer stations.

Where can you stay?

At campsites on the city’s lakes and forests, many with S-Bahn or bus links. See campsites and Stellplätze.

How can you get around without the vehicle?

On a hop-on hop-off bus, bike tour, Segway tour, rickshaw tour or boat cruise on the Spree.

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