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Top German Motorhome Hire Destinations
Germany is the hub of Europer with borders with many other Europen countries including France, Switzerland and the Netherlands. This makes an ideal starting pint for a motorhome rental trip. You have options to explore Germany itself with many road trips , some are details below. Alternatively you can sample the bordering countries and weave in and out getting exposure to the many different ways of life of on offer in Europe. Berlin motorhome rental is the best way to get around and the place is home to first class roads and campervan parks.
Few cities are able to boast as much history and culture as Berlin, Germany’s famous capital. Practically every corner of the city’s suburbs is surrounded by forests, lakes and national parks, which is partly why Berlin is so popular with motorhome drivers.
In a city of four and a half million inhabitants, it is never difficult to find Berlin motorhome Rental in various corners of the city and popular spots such as Mitte, Charlottenburg, Wilmersdorf, Schoneberg, Tiergarten, Kreuzberg and Prenzluaer Berg. Although mainly located out of Berlin city centre, motorhome camper sites are plentiful.
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Berlin Motorhome Rental Road Trips
Zehendorf:
Enjoy a pleasant cruise along the autobahn to one of Berlin’s greenest districts. Near to Berlin Treptow-Kopenick Forest and Muggelsee lake, this area features Campingpark Sanssouci-Gaisberg or Campingplatz Dreilinden camper sites. . The richest area of Berlin is full of trees and lakes that are perfect for a million photo opportunities. Considering it is the richest, many people take photographs of the beauty in the area so don’t miss an opporunity to show this most beautiful part of Berlin. See one of the many museums or markets. See Kopenick, famous for history and for the 16th century built Köpenick Palace. Also, on your journey see Muggelsee lake for it’s 4.3 kilometre length of beauty. One of the biggest in Berlin!
Potsdam:
Take a scenic drive along either the RE1 or the S7 to Berlin’s nearby neighbour that plays host to a UNESCO World Heritage site – Sanssouci Park. Stay at Hettler rv site or Campingpark Sanssouci-Gaisberg. With only 2,000 people allowed to visit Sanssouci Park a day, it’s no wonder that you have to get there early to make sure you can enjoy the beauty. It is no wonder they want to preserve this beautiful area so be one of the few who will get to enjoy it while it’s still in great shape. Don’t forget to see the the Sanssouci Castle and walk around the grounds of the surrounding area and stop to smell the roses. Also, take a walk around the historic center of Alter Markt and enjoy one of the oldest parts of this wonderful town. On your way out, have a picnic by lake Griebnitz and enjoy the picture perfect scenery.
Spreewald:
Small waterways, meadows, forests and the River Spree can all be enjoyed as you drive an hour south of Berlin’s city centre before stopping at Campingplatz Spreewald-Caravan-Camping Dammstrasse or in Peitz. Protected by UNESCO, Spreewald has a beautiful scenic backdrop for one to walk around and take pictures of one of the most beautiful places in not only Berlin but in Germany itself. One can take a boat tour around the area, hire a kayak, or even take a bicycle tour around the area! This is a lovely place known for many Germans to spend a day in the forest and get in touch with the beautiful side of nature. For those wanting to lay back, Spreewald Therme is a famous spa for that extra bit of relaxation. Don’t forget to try some of the lovely food in the surrounding areas!
Driving Tips
Road network:
In a city with such a high population, traffic is often a problem in central Berlin. The amount of efficient autobahns means that getting out of the city or to the suburbs is easy, however, with petrol stations plentiful.
Speed limits:
Urban roads:50kph unless specifiedProvincial roads:100kphNational roads and motorways:no limit unless specified
Alcohol limits:
0.5 per cent. Berlin roads have a heavy police presence and drink-driving isn’t advised due to the hefty fines given out to offenders.
Safety:
Driving around Berlin is done on the right of the road. A lot of the city is accessible by camping van and accident recovery groups in Berlin reach vehicles easily. Never drive and talk on your mobile phone at the same time in the German capital.
Cost of fuel:
You need to take into account fuel costs when planning your touring holiday because in Germany like most of Europe it is expensive so please plan accordingly.
RVRentaCamper Providing Campervan Hire Berlin, Germany
Fully equipped camping vans and cars are easy to find as we have narrowed down the most reliable companies and the best deals available in the likes of Mitte, Charlottenburg, Wilmersdorf, Schoneberg, Tiergarten, Kreuzberg and Prenzluaer Berg.
