RIZ Reiseimpfzentrum Berlin
Malmöer Straße 15, 10439 Berlin
Berlin
The directory lists 7 entries for travel medicine, travel vaccinations and tropical medicine in Berlin. 3 facilities refer to tropical medicine. We only include facilities whose name shows a clear travel medicine focus. Many GP practices also advise on travel vaccinations without saying so in their name.
Malmöer Straße 15, 10439 Berlin
Friedrichstraße 134, 10117 Berlin
Eichborndamm 3, 13403 Berlin
Schloßstraße 20, 12163 Berlin
Schloßstraße 20, 12163 Berlin
Südring 2, 13353 Berlin
Werderscher Markt 1, 10117 Berlin
Popular destinations
Recommendations depend on the destination, route and type of trip. Our destination pages summarise entry rules, the German Federal Foreign Office's vaccine recommendations and malaria advice, with sources and dates.
Public health office
Besides the listings above, many GP practices with travel medicine training and the local public health office offer vaccination advice. Which centres may vaccinate against yellow fever is decided by the competent state authority. If in doubt, ask directly.
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List your practiceThe directory lists 7 facilities with a travel medicine focus for Berlin, for example RIZ Reiseimpfzentrum Berlin, Berliner Centrum für Reise- und Tropenmedizin, Praxis für Reisemedizin und Hausarztpraxis D. Kuklinski. Many GP practices and the local public health office also advise on travel vaccinations. Basic data comes from Google Places (as of Oct 2026).
No listing in Berlin currently names a yellow fever centre. Only officially approved centres may give yellow fever vaccination; many travel clinics and tropical institutes are approved. Ask the listings above directly or contact the public health office.
In Germany, travel vaccinations for private trips are not a standard benefit of statutory health insurance and are usually billed privately. Many insurers reimburse all or part of the cost as a voluntary benefit. Check with your insurer before the appointment and keep the prescription and invoice.
Allow enough time: according to STIKO and DTG, vaccinations should ideally be completed at least 2 weeks before departure, and some vaccines need several appointments. A consultation is still worthwhile shortly before you travel.