City Guides

Almere has six districts, from Haven to Pampus. How to choose, what the move from Berlin costs, when you need to go to the Stadhuis and where parking zones apply.

Moving to Lelystad: Stadshart with delivery times, neighbourhoods from Boswijk to Atolwijk, BRP registration within five days, 618 km from Berlin.

Moving to Enschede: districts from Roombeek to Glanerbrug, city centre access only with an ontheffing, register with the Gemeente within five days – 509 km from Berlin.

Apeldoorn between canal and Veluwe: districts such as Zevenhuizen, Zuidbroek, Berg en Bos and villages like Ugchelen, costs from Berlin, parking permit and registration.

Zwolle, capital of Overijssel, has around 134,000 inhabitants and districts from Assendorp to Stadshagen. Windesheim University, Isala hospital and the Hanzelijn.

’s-Hertogenbosch: around 162,000 inhabitants, the Binnenstad with its cathedral, the new Paleiskwartier and villages like Rosmalen. Residents' permit: €97.63 a quarter.

Nijmegen has nine districts from Centrum to Noord (Waalsprong), around 190,000 inhabitants and Radboud University. Register within five days.

Arnhem from Klarendal to Arnhem-Zuid: districts at a glance, parking permits and waiting lists, registration at the Stadhuis, waste charges and costs from Berlin.

Moving to Breda: districts from the Centrum to Ginneken, registering within 5 days, low-emission zone inside the Singel, 707 km from Berlin via Venlo – fixed price.

Moving to Berlin: the twelve boroughs at a glance, registration at the Bürgeramt within 14 days with landlord confirmation, no-parking zone via the borough with 4 weeks' lead.

Moving to Augsburg: 568 km from Berlin via the A9 and B2, parking ban with 21 days' lead time (€23 a day), districts from Pfersee to Haunstetten, registration in 2 weeks.

Amersfoort between the Koppelpoort and new builds: districts such as Bergkwartier, Kattenbroek and Vathorst, costs from Berlin, registration and old-town access.