As famous cities are considered, Berlin could not be more central to a list of these metropolises. Germany’s capital city boasts of an enchanting past that has made its culture, arts and all round beauty an essential city to visit all over the world today. The city has greatly evolved from the time of its division by the Berlin Wall up to the modern-developed city home to some of the finest museums and funky districts expected of any global city today.
1. A Tale of Two Cities: Berlin’s Fascinating History
Exploring the past of Berlin is always interesting because this city has a rather chequered history indeed. History buffs can still get the best of Berlin by visiting the places where this heart of Germany sat when it was the capital of Prussia, the spot where the Third Reich was born and rose and the separation that occurred during the cold war in 1961.
The Berlin Wall: The main historical attraction of Berlin is of to most London’s division – the Berlin wall. The given wall was constructed in 1961, and for almost twenty-nine years it acted as an actual and symbolic divide in the city until it came falling down in 1989. At present, mere remnants exist all over the city to help people remember how the tumultuous past of Berlin was like.
The Berlin Wall:
The Brandenburg Gate: Originally constructed in the eighteenth century to celebrate victory, the Brandenburg Gate lies and is incorporated in the wall dividing East and West Berlin. Previously this gate was set in the middle of East and West Berlin; today it is a steadfast emblem of harmony and liberty.
The Brandenburg Gate:
2. The New Berliner is Perfect for Anyone Keen to Engage with the Berlin Art Scene
This is why, cultural sight-seeing has become one of the main attractions of Berlin. Beside numerous museums, theaters and galleries their are presented many items starting from the earliest times up to now and including contemporary art.
Museum Island: A world heritage site, museum island boasts of having five museums which embracing time in five different muses. A bust of Neftetiti at the Neues Museum and Pergamon Altar at the Pergamon Museum are only two master pieces among many that attraction visitors to the Museum Island.
Museum Island:
Street Art: The space of the city streets provides the backdrop to Berlin’s vibrant graffiti culture. Today, the districts of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain with graffiti and painted drawings painted on the walls are of interest in the exploration of the development of the contemporary art scene. The best way to approach this element of social life in Berlin is by going on a street art tour.
Street Art:
3. Walking around Berlin’s Trendiest Areas
In this regard, Berlin is famous for its different and unique official districts, which represent different districts that have different characters. Anything from the vibrant nightlife, cozy cafes to hip boutiques are available in this city and that makes it very popular.
Kreuzberg: Rich in multicultural presence, Kreuzberg will indeed suit best for those who like to dazzle through various types of scenes with a focus on the underground. Visit the Turkish bazaar provoking astonishing energy, taste the dishes of different cuisines, or enjoy the atmosphere of street performance.
Kreuzberg:
Prenzlauer Berg: Cobbled streets and greenery of the numerous parks contributing Prenzlauer Berg gives it a calm artsy feel. Sunday shopping at Mauerpark, coffee in a cafe or the Kulturbrauerei – a complex formerly functioning as a brewery and now offering space for theater, cinema and galleries.
Prenzlauer Berg:
4. Find Berlin to Be a Culinary Paradise
The multitude and variation of types of foods in Berlin also applies to its districts. You’ll find from German food of different types to food corners around the world; it has good restaurants of all classes. But don’t miss the” chance to taste some of Berlin best specialties among them.
Currywurst: An ideal Berliner fast food joint, currywurst is the pork sausage that is topped with the curry ketchup. Yes, it’s ideal for grab and go while site seeing or even during a busy business week.
Currywurst:
Schnitzel: Start on an Austria’s culinary tour with a traditional German schnitzel. These meat balls stuffed with bread crumbs and fried are made up of either of the two; pork or veal, and they are normally served with potato salad or french fries.
Schnitzel:
5. Relax in Berlin, Discover the Parks
Even though Berlin has more or less resembling to New York in its vibe, there are quite many parks and gardens in the city that you will definitely feel fresh and rejuvenated after a visit.
Tiergarten: Tiergarten is the largest park in Berlin with a fantastic location in the center of the city and according to the residents and guests, it is the most beautiful park. For those who wish to take a casual walk or even a have a picnic, want to rent a bicycle, it is possible in Tiergarten Park which offers a serene ambiance amidst great concentration of buildings.
Tiergarten:
Volkspark Friedrichshain: Located in the Friedrichshain borough, Volkspark Friedrichshain features a diddy lake, several playgrounds, and lovely planting. It is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the given nature.
Volkspark Friedrichshain:
So, you can imagine, Berlin is full of history and gems for history lovers and modern culture fans. Rich in history, home to some of the best museums, ethnically diverse neighborhoods to explore, good food, and beautiful parks to relax – it’s an amazing city to visit. So take your luggage, dive into quite an extraordinary spirit of Berlin and […] set off for the discoveries and fascination.
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