Would you like to uncover life and energy of Berlin streets? Take a chance to learn the story and to overview the architecture of the city without a fee for our services. In this article, we will introduce you to the key attractions which can be visited during our tour and some of the best kept secrets.
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Brandenburg Gate
The Brandenburg Gate is one of the best known symbols of Berlin and most certainly is worth a visit. It is a grand neoclassical monument which at one time delimitated the civic boundary of the city and now functions as a symbol of sharing and harmony. You can spend some time and admire the beautiful architecture of the building with your own eyes, and read more about its history when passing through the gate.
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Reichstag Building
The Brandenburg Gate is located in the city center near which you’ll find the Reichstag Building which houses the German Parliament. Take a close look at the spectacular glass cupola which allows an impressive view of the city. To visit the dome or get the stunning views of Berlin I highly recommend booking your visits in advance to avoid being locked out.
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Berlin Wall Memorial
Learn some of the history of Berlin and what it went through by going to the Berlin Wall Memorial. This is a sad place that tells visitors a quite grim history of the division of the city. Promenade along the part of the division seen in photographs Read the narratives of those that survived it and think of the profound importance that it held in defining the city.
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Checkpoint Charlie
Move to the next point of historical interest in Berlin – Checkpoint Charlie that was the Division of Germany during the Cold War. This site gives a good preview of historical separation that exists between sociopolitical and cultural realms in the city. There are other museums around which might be of greater interest to you to read more details on espionage, attempt to escape and the effects of the wall in people’s lives.
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Museum Island
Museum Island is for those who likes art and history respectively. Said to be situated in the river Spree, this is among the seven districts of Berlin which houses five famous museums with different exhibitions. Whether it is the antiquity mammoth Egyptian artefacts, or the classical magnanimous sculptures everyone and everything is fascinating.
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Gendarmenmarkt
Leave the city roaring with life and get the taste of the sophistication of Gendarmenmarkt. This beautiful square does not only boasts the stunning French and German Cathedrals and the Konzerthaus, concert house. Take a walk around the city streets walk, obelize the structures and take time to sit and relax at a nearby café.
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East Side Gallery
The East Side Gallery is an open-air art gallery that contains preserved parts of the Berlin Wall that should be on your list as you tour east. Watch the colorful murals painted by artists from different parts of the world which currently decorate this icon of liberty. All them have they’re own narrative, and reflect the essence of the city.
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Alexanderplatz
A tour around Berlin would be incomplete without having some time in Alexanderplatz, the nerve center of the city. DON’T MISS: Get amazed at the marked TV Tower that stands as one of the most efficient symbols of the city. Spend some time and glance through the colorful trading and eateries or go through some shopping in this bustling region. Don’t forget to get a photo or two!
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Tiergarten Park
Looking for the place to get away from the sounds of urban life? Or visit Tiergarten Park, Berlin’s largest and one of the most visited inner city parks. Capture the challenging ridges for a jogging or rent a bicycle and roam around the green lung area, beautiful paths, and pretty lakes. It is the best place for picnicking, taking a nap, or feeing the beauty of nature, in general.
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Potsdamer Platz
Your last stop is Potsdamer Platz: a bustling square which symbolises Berlin of the 21st century: technical and diversified. Streets that are mainly characterized by business structures,UVs,shops and restaurants of different classes accommodation buildings and spacious towers that are fitted with elevators. That’s an ideal place to have a snack, to watch a film, or just to enjoy the buzzing mood.
Therefore, if you want to get a glimpse of what a stretched tourist dollar can offer in Berlin, come and join us on our free walking tour in Berlin where you will be taken through the Berlin top attractions,an overview of the Berlin history and a chance to discover some of the lesser known Berlin gems. Expert guides, plus a great journey—we guarantee you will remember your getaway. Click Here to Book Your Tour – Prepare for the Adventure of a Lifetime!
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