Can you drink tap water in Berlin?

Is Berlin water safe to drink? Answer: Yes!! Germany has some of the best quality drinking water in the world, so it is completely safe to drink from a faucet. Berlin's tap water is sourced from groundwater that is naturally purified and further treated through Berlin's water treatment facilities [1].



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