This historical gate is the he only surviving city gate in Berlin, and the city's top attractions. Don't miss the beautiful bas-relief scenes of Greek mythology.
Behind the Brandenburg Gate a Berlin from the Tiergarten, in March 1814, when Prussian troops captured Paris after the overthrow of Napoleon, it was named Pariser Platz to mark this triumph.
A huge abstract artwork for the Jewish Holocaust victims. This is considered to be one of the most important memorials in the city. Located south of the Brandenburg Gate in Friedrichstadt.
Unter den Linden is named for its linden trees that line the grassed pedestrian mall between two carriageways. If you are in the city in october don't miss a walk during the Festival of Lights!
Take a break. Sit on a bench and let the world go by. Lovely views of the Berlin Dom, the TV Tower and Museumsinsel. Walk across nearby Schlossbrücke with its lovely Schinkel statues.
The biggest church in Berlin, the Berliner Dom is a tourist favorite. You can climb up the dome to get a view of the city. Also check out the famous Wilhelm Sauer pipe organ inside. Entrance is €5.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a museum complex with 5 of the most important museums of Berlin: Altes, Neues, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode, and Pergamon. A must-visit for art lovers!
One of the nicest areas for strolling and shopping with little shops, beautiful backyards and lots to see. Read more.
Donald sure pigeon holed an area of Berlin which is the old Jewish district, a center for art, home to famous architecture, and much more. But I guess not everyone can know about Berlin's history...
Look up to the tv tower while staying right under it and start feeling dizzy like Gillespie.
This TV tower constructed in the 1960s is the tallest structure in the country. Get a great view of the whole city from the observation deck or admire it while you have snack at the Telecafé.
Stroll the cobbled streets of Berlin´s old town. Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants offering traditional Berlin cuisine.
Learn more about daily live in the former German Democratic Republic with great displays, including a Trabi car, clothes, toys, etc.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
The best view from the top to the city! Situated in the center of Berlin and on the most beautiful square is a must-visit sightseeing!
Love the Art Deco design, sip a flute of Veuve, sample some French cheese or oysters in the food court. For a longer lunch, dine in the wine bar, ask for a tasting menu.
The German Chancellery is a federal agency serving the executive office of the Chancellor
A MUST see with great view from the top! You need to make an online reservation to get in!
This historical monument at the center of Berlin was built to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. Go to the observatory for amazing city views. Opens at 9:30am.
If you´re lucky you´ll be there for a movie premiere and run into a Hollywood star on the red carpet under the canopy.
5,000 East Germans managed to cross the Berlin Wall and reach West Berlin, while another 5,000 were captured by East German authoritiesand 191 more were killed during the actual crossing of the wall
Very informative panels illustrating the atrocities carried out by the Nazis. Depressing place. A must visit in Berlin for those who wants to know more.
A must see! Great exhibition about the history of Berlin Wall along Friedrichstrasse.
Learn more about the Berlin Wall at this great museum. Displays also in English!
All about communication for centuries. Remember to ask for the quiz leaflet at the entrance. Kids will have to find answers spread all over the museum.
The Kurfürstendamm, known locally as the Ku'damm, is one of the most famous avenues in Berlin. The street takes its name from the former Kurfürsten (Electors) of Brandenburg. This very broad, long bou
This protestant church is a great piece of history where you'll see reminders of the war. Do not miss the Memorial Hall at the church's west tower to see some exhibits about the church's history.
A MUST do for all shopoholics! If you don´t have much time, at least go see the delicacies department on the top floor!
Great museum to learn more about Berlin´s history. Admission includes a guide tour of the nuclear shelter bunker.
It may be getting darker earlier and earlier … but that just means Berlin's beautiful sunsets arrive earlier and earlier each day too! Like this one over the River Spree, snapped by Felix Gliesche.
The nearly mile-long East Side Gallery transformed the longest remaining section of the wall into a colorful concrete canvas for 100+ artists from around the world.
The Copacabana of Berlin. Awesome spot for taking a dip and soaking up the sun.
A public park at the Prenzlauer Berg district is where you could have a picnic, take a stroll, or shop at the famous flea market. You could also watch musicians, jugglers, and other great performers!
See some original remains of the Berlin Wall. Watch the documentary movies at the visitors centre.
This is the former headquarters of the Ministry for State Security, where you'll get to see a great collection of spy materials and interesting items on espionage.
In 1872, architect Franz Heinrich Schwechten (1841-1924) designed the vast new station that would also be - at the time - the biggest in Continental Europe, though it was later surpassed.
For those who wish to see a comprehensive collection of technical artifacts, go here. This museum of technology focuses on rail transport, industrial technology, and other special exhibitions.
This Baroque palace at the Chalottenburg district is the largest palace in Berlin. Has been beautifully restored (after being destroyed in WWII) and is home to the French-styled Charlottenburg Park.
The Olympic Stadium in Berlin is home the home stadium of Hertha Berlin, and has a historical neoclassical architecture. Catch the games here, but check their website first for the game schedules.
This is a place where you could have a barbecue or simply hang out. This place used to be a railway station, and is now an interesting space for art gatherings and parties.
In fall 2008 the Airport Tempelhof closed. These days cyclists, street windsurfer, families and inline skaters turn the runways into their own personal playground.
Quiche yourself to death. And then, when you are resuscitated, go for the cheesecake.
Some of the best coffee in Berlin. Skilled baristas and excellent coffee. On top of that their snack selection is also quite good.
This probably won't be the first or last time you hear it, but the Flat White here is amazing. And in the summer, their ice cream coffee is killer!
Try the Frühstücketagere! Croissants, eggs, salmon, different cheese varieties, fruit, ...
Be warned: the mighty Moscow Mules here kick hard, so be careful you don’t end up finding yourself spending far longer than expected in the confines of the art-deco interior!
Berlin arrives at world class service and world class cocktails. Come here for feeling like a Million Dollars.
Go there after 3am for the best after hour in Mitte! Awesome music and an amazing Moscow Mule. Watch out if it gets to crowded to get in!
A Berlin institution and one of the oldest Curry Wurst diners in town, below the train tracks at street level. Don´t mind the line-ups, service is efficient and quick.
One of the best Italians in Berlin. Serious no-nonsense quality food, superb wines and great, great, great staff!
Try the Tagliatelle with lime sauce and scampis. Best dish on the menu (in the summer). What a treat.
Nice ambience, and lighting for a romantic dinner in the autumn! Cheese fondue with pickles is awesome!! (normal one, not the tomato one)
Fattest, unhealthiest and most enjoyable hamburguers in Berlin. It's a compliment. Honestly. Impossible to go just once, no matter what you cholesterol says.
Very nice, sophisticated bar / restaurant. You can have excellent wines and the food definitely worth trying. Not the cheapest place, but worth going and the area is the nicest in Berlin :)
Excellent asian food. Maybe the best in Berlin. You have to take the 16 meal course. Unbelievable.
A truly legendary club (regardless of street address). Detroit-Berlin Techno Alliance forever!
