Habyt - The Waterfront, Berlin

If you’re a student moving to Berlin, you may need several documents including proof of identity, proof of enrollment, and proof of income or financial support at hand. You may also need to provide an employment contract and visa or residence permit, if applicable.

From culture to flea markets and a diverse food scene, there’s always something to experience in Berlin. Relax in the Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest park, discover the city’s iconic nightlife, and take a boat tour along the Spree River. If you’re interested in art and history, don’t miss out on Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site with several museums.

Public transport in Berlin is extensive and efficient, and moving around the city is very easy and convenient. Popular options include the U-Bahn, Berlin's underground subway system, S-Bahn, a suburban rail system consisting of 15 lines, trams and buses. The city also offers extensive night services, including night buses and "night metros".

While the cost of living in Berlin may not be the lowest, it is still relatively affordable when compared to other major European cities. The city also provides many opportunities and a good quality of life!

All rooms are offered and managed directly by local operators who oversee the properties and handle all related processes. Due to the high volume of applications, individual viewings may not always be feasible. When presenting a room, the focus is on providing clear and comprehensive information so you can make a well-informed decision. The local operator’s team is available to answer your questions and provide detailed information about the room, the property, and the living arrangements.