Day 1: Exploring the Historic Sights

1. Brandenburg Gate

Many people know that when traveling to Berlin they have to visit the Brandenburg Gate. This neoclassical icon was the emblem of Berlin during the Cold War and is currently the emblem of reunification. Admire this historic building and take great pictures to remind yourself of your experience here.

2. Reichstag Building

It does not take a long walk from the Brandenburg Gate; the seat of Germany’s Parliament: the Reichstag Building is situated. Constructed with a glass dome at the top, visitors have the opportunity to watch the city from the aerial view. Just to remind the visitor, please remember to purchase your free entry ticket online to avoid queuing for a long time.

3. Museum Island

It is a set of buildings on the bank of Spree River in Berlin which is enlisted as a world heritage site and houses some of the oldest and richest collections in Europe. Bewitched by rich collections of arts and history the five most famous museums are located in Berlin: Pergamon Museum and Neues Museum among of them.

4. Checkpoint Charlie

Hear a shot, see Berlin wall and rush through Cold War history at Checkpoint Charlie. A once heavily symbolic location that divides East and West Berlin, providing a glimpse of the ugly past. Visit Checkpoint Charlie Museum to learn more about the stories that went through this phase in the history of Berlin.

Day 2: Art, Culture, and Nature

1. East Side Gallery

If you are in Berlin, the East Side Gallery is a must visit place for a stroll. This is an art gallery which is found over a platform with painted murals on a part of the last stretch of the Berlin Wall. Go slow enough to admire the deep meaning and the kind of messages passed by the artists from all over the world.

2. Museum Berggruen

Art lovers should particularly like Museum Berggruen and that is why I would highly recommend it. This museum features housing the works of some of contemporary master artists such as Picasso, Matisse, and Klee among others and it provides a quiet and small setting in which to admire great pieces. This is great news especially for art lovers, who were delighted with the beautiful sculpture garden perfect for a silent walk.

3. Tiergarten

Get out of the busy streets of Berlin and indulge in one of the largest urban parks in Berlin called the Tiergarten. This shrine like this is a great place for a walk, to have a snack or simply to rent a bike. Do not miss the chance to notice the car, covering the Victory Column and to walk round in the park on its difficult with many paths, flower beds, and even small lakes.

4. Charlottenburg Palace

The largest palace in Berlin is Charlottenburg Palace and you can gaze at the astonishing ever grandeur of the building. Take a tour of the ornately decorated baroque façade, the beautiful gardens and art and history within the basilica. Visit one of the amazing artworks of nature, some remarkably maintained gardens or even grab some cup of coffee from the palace cafes.

Other Tips of Berlin Trip

This is why; if you are to enjoy your Berlin city break in 2 days, you must do this. Here are a few additional tips to help you plan your trip:

1. Use Public Transportation

Public transport in Berlin is really good and includes buses, trams, and the regularly overcrowded trains. Visit the Berlin WelcomeCard website to order the card that provides free public transportation in Berlin and up to 50% off on many popular tourist destinations. This will assist you to get around the city, and will definitely not consume much of your time.

2. Try Local Cuisine

Make sure that you taste some of the local Berlin’s food before you go. For currywurst to Döner kebabs there are several fast foods kiosks and eateries for Berlin tasty foods. It is recommended to address the locals for directions of the supplement stores.

3. Plan Ahead

So, when there are only 2 days before you begin tossing, you need to choose what sights to visit in advance. Make a list of sites you are interested the most and make a very approximate timetable. It will also assist you to use your time well and not be let down by your favorite anime.

4. Take a Guided Tour

If you want to know more about the history of Berlin, you may take the tour. Local expert will be very useful in sharing the information and in leading you to certain spots you would need to search for all on your own. Ensure that you look at your options depending on your preference as a traveler, it could be a walking tour, bike tour or even bus tour.

If only you have 2 days to spend in Berlin the following itinerary gives you a glimpse of that rich history, colour, and energy of this European capital. Avoid short-changing your adventure by forgetting your comfortable walking shoes or dressing unsuitably for the environment, always carry a bottle of water with you. Have a nice time in this rather intriguing city!