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3-bedroom apartments for rent in Berlin

Trusted landlord
apartment sc_6, 3 bedrooms, 1 living room, 2 bathrooms, box spring bed, wlan/ wifi, washing machine, dryer, balcony

Apartment in Berlin, Charlottenburg

115m²
6Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in
Available from 04 Jun
€5,136
/ Month
Trusted landlord
apartment sc_4, 3 bedrooms, 1 living room, 2 bathrooms, box spring bed, wlan/ wifi, washing machine, dryer, balcony

Apartment in Berlin, Charlottenburg

115m²
6Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in
Available from 07 Jun
€5,029
/ Month
Trusted landlord
suite

Apartment in Berlin, Tiergarten

128m²
8Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in · Free cancellation · Free cleaning · Pets allowed
Available now
€9,000
/ Month
Trusted landlord
katzbachstr., 3 bedrooms, 1 living room, 2 bathrooms, box spring bed, wlan/ wifi, washing machine, dryer

Apartment in Berlin, Kreuzberg

110m²
6Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in
Available now
€5,778
/ Month
Trusted landlord
large rooms in classical berlin building with lift close to kollwitzplatz and alex

Apartment in Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg

102m²
8Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in · Free cleaning
Available from 15 Jul
€2,850
/ Month
Trusted landlord
large rooms in classical berlin building with lift close to kollwitzplatz and alex

Apartment in Berlin, Prenzlauer Berg

102m²
8Guests
3Bedrooms
Self check-in · Free cleaning
Available from 15 Jul
€2,850
/ Month

Best neighborhoods to look for 3 bedroom apartments in Berlin

The best neighborhoods to rent in Berlin depend on many factors including your budget and lifestyle. Areas we recommend include the following- Kreuzberg, Neukölln, Wilmersdorf, Wedding, Marzahn-Hellersdorf, Prenzlauer Berg, Tempelhof, Schöneberg, Mitte and Friedrichshain. See our detailed guide on Berlin's best neighborhoods to know more.

Tips on moving to Berlin

Relocating to any new city around the world can be challenging especially if you're unaware of things you need to do. As a major European capital, everything you could wish for can be found in Berlin, but our Berlin relocation tips will help you settle in easily.First off, it’s worth organizing a German bank account as soon as possible. There are many online ways to sign up to a bank, from visiting a branch to signing up online, all of which can be done without speaking a word of German. As well as sorting a German bank account, it is also advisable to get onto a German cell phone network, ensuring you have clear communications from the get-go. Familiarising yourself with Berlin’s public transport system is also a great thing to do as soon as possible. Berlin’s U-Bahn is one of the most efficient ways of getting across the city. Similar to any other major underground train system around the world, the U-Bahn can be one of the cheapest travel options. Last but not the least, try to learn a little German! Yes, being a multicultural European capital, many Berliners are quite adept at the English language, but learning German can go a long way to easing your move. Plus it’s polite to try and start conversations in German, even if you have to revert to English later down the line!

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