Berlin to welcome international guests again from 11 June

Berlin, 1 June 2021 Today, the Berlin Senate has announced its decision to reopen Berlin’s hotels for tourists from 11 June 2021.

Burkhard Kieker, CEO of visitBerlin, commented: “At long last, Berlin can again receive visitors from all over the world. We are already seeing a sharp rise in hotel bookings in Germany’s capital city and we look forward to welcoming our guests once again.”

From 11 June, Berlin’s hotels can again offer overnight stays for tourists with no limits on occupancy rates. The outdoor areas of restaurants, bars and cafés in Berlin have already been open since 21 May. From Friday 4 June, they can now open indoor areas as well. From the weekend, outdoor events can again be held with up to 500 guests, and indoor events with up to 100 guests. Many museums, exhibitions and attractions have already opened, and city tours and boat tours are again on offer. The hotel, restaurant and tourist sector is well prepared with systematic hygiene concepts to ensure guests can enjoy a safe stay in the city.

A current overview of the attractions and services now on offer is available on visitBerlin.de.

What do I need to know for my Berlin trip: When do I have to wear an FFP2 face mask in the city? Where can I get a Covid-19 test in Berlin? Visitors to Berlin can now find a comprehensive list of FAQs on visitBerlin.de.

Please see this information from the Federal Ministry of Health for those entering the country from abroad.