Scattered here are some introductory messages especially to the tourists and visitors to the city of Berlin. When you step foot in this vibrant capital, why not travel to another place in time and encounter the best of the city, including its finest monuments and landmarks during a free walking tour. Come and be part of our Berlin City Tour and feel the magnificence of the lonely city with inherent combination of the old and new era sites.

1. Brandenburg Gate

Starting our route at the Brandenburg Gate – one of the leading symbols of Berlin’s reunification, and one of the most recognizable places in the capital. This neoclassical monument, constructed in the late eighteenth century, has stood through scores of critical periods in history.

2. Reichstag Building

Only a 10 minute leisurely stroll away from the Brandenburg gate you find the German Parliament building known as the Reichstag Building. The gold dome that now surveyed the skyline is particularly impressive and an observation deck in the roof is state of the art. For those who want to make a self-tour or be interested in the history and architecture of this extraordinary construction, there are guided tours available.

3. Checkpoint Charlie

Next, Checkpoint Charlie – the legendary border between East and West Berlin during the period of Cold War. Read more about this tense checkpoint and amazing individuals who survived crossing the Berlin Wall.

Tip: It is at this point that one should visit Check point charlie museum.

For more information about the Berlin Walls go to the Checkpoint Charlie Museum which is closely located to the Ostsinn Museum in Berlin. This is an interesting museum which presents true copies of relics and orientation at the escape and fight for liberty.

4. Berlin Wall Memorial

Another short ride brings us to the Berlin Wall Memorial which was created to recall division of the city. It is recommended to visit the preserved parts of the wall and find out the real people behind it.

5. Museum Island

Museum Island is one of the symbols of Berlin and probably every tourist who decides to visit Berlin should pay a visit to this place. This is one of the global heritage sites and contains five super innumerable museums such as the Pergamon museum, the Neues museum, the Altes museum and others. Discover art, cultural and archaeological sites.

6. Gendarmenmarkt

Take a walk to Gendarmenmarkt to see that it is one of the most beautiful squares in Berlin. Great chance to see the beauty of the French and German cathedrals and the majestically presented Konzerthaus. This colourful square is also bordered by small intimate cafes and restaurants ideal for a snack.

7. East Side Gallery

The last stop is the East Side Gallery — a one-and-a half-kilometer wall painted with murals by artists from all over the globe. Exploring liberty and cohesion, this murals found in the open air are symbols of the cities diverse graffiti culture.

Tip: Don’t forget your camera!

The East Side Gallery is home to exciting murals, which you should record with your camera and take home memories of Berlin. Use the intersections and share favorite murals with friends and families and promote the atmosphere of the city.

When you finish our free walking tour, you can just think that you’re thankful of the time that you were able to observe the history and colorful places in the city. This post is about Berlin which is a city that gives every guest a choice between old and new. Therefore, put on the comfortable shoes, take a map and let the city explain the story on your own. Berlin awaits!