Berlin
Travel Journal
Your Berlin travel vacation planning begins with our Berlin Travel Journal. The pre-travel checklist spans 12 - 6 months out up to travel day. Includes prompts to sort out your budget and transportation needs, tips for hotel and apartment booking, and pages to create your own personal activity, diary, and guidebook.
Pre-Travel Checklist
1 year out to travel day, 6 pages
Travel Itinerary
City Distance, Airport Codes
Budget and Expense
pages for Accommodation, Activity, Living, and Transportation
Calendars
3 blank monthly calendars
Research
24 pages for Flight, Train, Bicycle, and Apartment research plus Tips
Packing Checklist
3-pages of ideas for Checked and Carry-On
Diary
Activity, Contacts, Special Moments, and Neighborhoods
Write
22 lined Journal pages, 22 dotted Journal pages, 21 lined Note pages
Art
12 blank Sketch pages
Information
Time Zones, Measurement, Seasons, and Temperature
Language Phrase Study Aid
English, French, German, Italian, and Spanish
Each well organized travel journal is designed for planning an extended stay of up to 3 months. You may use it as a daily, weekly, or monthly planner.
BERLIN TRAVEL JOURNAL
Availability: Temporarily Out of Stock - Amazon Books
Price Valid: $11.99
ISBN-13: 979-8543752036
ASIN: B09M4T7TQ4
Brand: Publisher, Slow Travel Tales
Book Size: 6" W x 9" L / Pages: 149
For more information, please visit our Amazon Book Page.
Note: Book cover image colors may vary depending on whether you're viewing on a laptop/desktop, iPad/tablet, cell phone, physical or printed product.
The cover color is complimentary of the Masterpiece Painting.
Cover Art
The Berlin travel journal cover art features the 1905 masterpiece self-portrait painting of Franz Von Stuck in his studio.
Born 120 miles from Munich, in Passau, Germany in 1863, Von Stuck co-founded the Munich Secession. He specialized in large-scale works that were inspired by mythology and Symbolism.
You may see his self-portrait when you visit the Old National Gallery in Berlin.
About Berlin
Berlin’s history dates back to the 13th century where it intersected with two important trade routes. After World War II, the fall of The Wall in 1989, and reunification in 1990, Berlin, as Germany’s capital, has evolved into one of the most creative, modern, and progressive metropolitan centers within the European Union.
In addition to tourism, Berlin’s varied economy spans biomedical engineering, clean and high tech, creative and film industries, education and research facilities as well as a thriving entrepreneurial scene.
Berlin's proudly known for its three World Heritage Sites and many spectacular landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, and the Berlin Cathedral.
Berlin's coat of arms has always been a bear. It's positioned on the city flag and represents the city hall. Today, many colorful whimsical bear sculptures are located throughout the cityscape, which will brighten your spirit with a smile.
Our Berlin travel journal is now available at Amazon Books.
