How long does it take to drive (by car) from Brussels, Belgium to Berlin (post code 10115, the Mitte area)?

According to Google maps 7 hours and two minutes

Trolls do not exist in real life fortunately.:)

The general minimum speed on any German Autobahn is 80 km/h that means your car or bike needs to be able to go faster technically, and if the possibility is given you need to go that fast.

The maximum speed limit will be signed out if there is no sign you are free to go as fast as you and your car can.

Have a good trip

EDIT I ll add links with pictures of the signs

EDIT sory for wrong reading lol; no tolls on German Autobahn until now everything is still free, only trucks have to pay tolls. They are discussing a toll for everybody but nothing is yet decided and the lobby against a toll is strong so let's hope it will stay like it is.

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Amsterdam To Berlin By Car

I m afraid Alwin has a problem reading or has had too much bavarian beer the distance is still 768 km

No need to plan an overnight stay it will take you about 7 hours drive

Yes you can drive the car as the computer at DVLA will have been updated for your vehicle. However, I believe it may still be illegal to drive without displaying a valid tax disc although it's unlikely you would be charged for the offence.

this allan above is right and I want to add that if you use googlemaps out of experience if you drive 120 km/h the time mentioned is perfect

You can avoid toll roads if you drive north to thr Netherlands, and then head east into Germany. German Autobahns are toll-free for private cars; only trucks have to pay toll. You won't even hit France.

The LEGAL speed limits vary, and the signs will tell you. If there is no speed limit announced, it is 110 km/h in Belgium and the Netherlands (upper speed limit); in Germany, when there is nothing else announced, the RECOMMENDED speed is 130 km/h. You can drive faster where allowed, but German highway police is strong on tailgating, so keep your distance. They have cars faster than yours, and if you see the sign "POLIZEI - FOLGEN" do what it says: Follow, and stop BEHIND them. They're usually friendly, but even if you don't see them, they DO have guns.

From Brussels to Berlin, in my experience, you should plan an overnight stay somewhere in between. I drove from Bavaria to Amsterdam once, that's about 1.100 kilometers, and it took me 13 hours speeding like hell, and I wouldn't do it again. Brussels-Berlin is a bit shorter, 950 maybe, but if you don't take your time, you miss so many beautiful things on the way that are worth seeing. If you haven't got the time for a 4-day ride, I'd rather recommend you take a plane. It's less than an hour, and less of an experience.

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I'm sorry, Mr Bahnhofsklo, the difference between Google Maps and driving is that I DID IT, and you have to use a Klo (a loo) now and then and also get hungry now and then, so you takea detour. And with all the construction areas and trafficjams in summer, you DEFINITELY won't make it from Amsterdam to Berlin in a day.