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🇩🇪 Central Europe

Budget voyage Germany

Tous les couts detailles pour organiser ton voyage au Germany. Devise : Euro (EUR).

Budget quotidien par style

Backpacker

Dorms, street food, local transport, free or cheap activities.

58 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation22 EUR
🍜 Meals15 EUR
🚌 Transport8 EUR
🎭 Activities8 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous5 EUR

Mid-range

2-3 star hotels, local restaurants, a few organized excursions.

140 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation70 EUR
🍜 Meals30 EUR
🚌 Transport12 EUR
🎭 Activities20 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous8 EUR

Comfort

4-star+ hotels, good restaurants, private taxis, premium activities.

285 EUR/jour

🏨 Accommodation150 EUR
🍜 Meals55 EUR
🚌 Transport25 EUR
🎭 Activities40 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous15 EUR

Prix detailles

CategorieBackpackerMid-rangeComfort
🏨 Accommodation22 EUR70 EUR150 EUR
🍜 Meals15 EUR30 EUR55 EUR
🚌 Transport8 EUR12 EUR25 EUR
🎭 Activities8 EUR20 EUR40 EUR
📦 Miscellaneous5 EUR8 EUR15 EUR
Total / jour58 EUR140 EUR285 EUR

Conseils argent

Cash vs Carte

Contrary to its reputation, Germany has modernised considerably: cards are accepted almost everywhere in cities. But keep some cash for small shops, markets, biergartens and certain restaurants that still refuse cards under 10-20 EUR.

Pourboires

Customary tip: round up or 5-10%. You state the total to the waiter when paying rather than leaving change on the table.

DAB / Distributeurs

Geldautomat ATMs everywhere. Free with a eurozone card at regular banks; avoid independent ATMs like Euronet that charge fees.

Astuces

  • The Deutschlandticket (58 EUR/month in 2025, 63 EUR in 2026) gives unlimited access to all regional and city transport across the country — unbeatable if you move around a lot
  • The Turkish stands (döner, dürüm) and the Wurstbuden offer a hearty meal for 5-8 EUR
  • Berlin's state museums have free days or time slots; many cities have a 'Welcome Card' with transport + discounts
  • Having a coffee at a bäckerei counter costs far less than on a tourist terrace
  • The discount supermarkets (Aldi, Lidl, Netto) are among the cheapest in Europe for stocking up

Devise : Euro (EUR)

  • Eurozone — no currency exchange needed from France
  • Avoid currency exchange offices at stations and airports, with their unfavorable rates

Arnaques courantes

  • Fake inspectors on public transport demanding a cash 'fine' — real ones show official ID and accept payment at the counter
  • Gangs of pickpockets around Alexanderplatz, the Brandenburg Gate and at Oktoberfest
  • Three-card monte (shell game) near tourist sites in Berlin — always rigged

Comparaison avec les pays voisins

Budget quotidien moyen en EUR.

PaysBackpackerMid-rangeComfort
🇩🇪 Germany58 EUR140 EUR285 EUR
🇫🇷 France59 EUR141 EUR310 EUR
🇧🇪 Belgium66 EUR158 EUR310 EUR
🇳🇱 Netherlands76 EUR178 EUR360 EUR
🇱🇺 Luxembourg61 EUR178 EUR335 EUR
🇩🇰 Denmark71 EUR179 EUR360 EUR
🇵🇱 Poland41 EUR94 EUR205 EUR
🇨🇿 Czech Republic42 EUR103 EUR225 EUR
🇦🇹 Austria71 EUR170 EUR365 EUR
🇨🇭 Switzerland105 EUR240 EUR485 EUR