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You'll be lucky if the Germans let you, Rik--as soon as they find out that you know English, they'll try to speak English to you. You'll have to be extremely persistent if you want to get any practice in! :)

oh yes :-) and the greatest ever blog about that is http://www.ichwerdeeinberliner.com/

a must-read for everyone in this thread! absolutely hilarious

I do have one around stored in some box, will let you know as soon as I find it.

jetski

is it worth getting this ?http://www.bvg.de/index.php/en/17179/name/Berlin+WelcomeCard.html

not really, as long as you do not plan to visit all those museums, a normal day ticket is cheaper and more flexible.

It seems the velodrome is for pro use only.

Rik. I'm definitely up for trying bike polo - when do you move out?

JV. I got a job out there (pending signing contract), I'm a software developer.

hi, to use the velodrome you need what is called a "c-lizenz" which you normally only have if you are a amateur/pro cyclist. but you can try and get one through joining a cycling club ("verein").

jetski