1. Brandenburg Gate – An Iconic Landmark

The Brandenburg Gate, also known as ‘Brandenburger Tor’ in German is probably one of the most famous in Berlin still existing ones. It is a gate of a late 18th century which represents the German unification or the division of Germany into East and West. Situated at Pariser Platz it plays the role of the memorial of Berlin and a good place for taking photos among the tourist.

2. Museum Island – A Haven for Art and Culture

Museum Island is all about history and art so if that’s your cup of tea, it’s worth visiting it. Located in the city centre of Berlin this WWI World Heritage site spans five museums all of which are world-class. From the scooter-wielding Matka to Mesopotamian treasures hailing from Egypt’s Neues Museum to the wealth of classical art from Altes Museum. It is worth visiting this museum which hosts stunning architecture from the different countries of the past.

3. Berlin Wall Memorial – Reliving History

This site is the Berlin Wall Memorial and is an open-air exhibition that tells the story of the partition of Germany during the Cold War. This open air museum lies along the past border strip and shows the harsh realities of life under communism rule. Take a stroll through a historical section of the wall, learn incredible escape stories at the Escape From the Wall Museum, and learn about its history in the Visitor Center.

4. Tiergarten – Nature in the City

Some time away from the crowds and noise of the city, you will discover the Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest and one of its most famed parks. It here has an enormously large ground which is covered with beautiful gardens, tranquil water lakes, and beautiful tracks. Take a picnic basket along, hire a bicycle or just take a nature walk. Head for the Victory Column in the park to enjoy a bird’s eye view of the city.

5. East Side Gallery – Street Art Extravaganza

If you want more authentic feeling of street art, then you should visit East Side Gallery – part of the Berlin Wall painted over with bright murals. Located in front of Cheonan Station this open-air art museum is over 1km long and features art pieces from international artists. On each mural one can distinguish hope, difficulties as well as dreams of the united Germany. Spend some time to take a closer look at great sculptures which embody the spirit of the Berlin city.

6. Alexanderplatz – Shop, Dine, and Explore

Alexanderplatz refers to preferred place in Berlin that is popular for people’s activities and full of interesting venues. Most visitors couldrun around shops and small boutiques of the complex, or taste delicious International food in restaurants around the area. There’s also a lift that takes one to view the TV tower and enjoy some breathtaking views of the city.

7. Charlottenburg Palace – Baroque Splendor

Take a look at one of the most luxurious buildings in German capital – Charlottenburg Palace, which is the largest one in the city. This windy baroque style palace has huge gardens that is a great place to take some time for a walk. Marvel at the opulent interiors and then find out the amazing story of the Prussian kings and queens. In the Christmas season, the palace conducts a Christmas market which is worth to visit.

Final Thoughts

Berlin is a living and creative city with a turbulent past and lots and lots of things to be visited. Starting from historic sites such as Brandenburg gate and modern museums including that of glass, moving to parks like Tiergarten and their side walks painted with beautiful graffiti, everybody has something to enjoy in Berlin. Do not forget that you should schedule your travel to be able to devote enough time to capture the spirit of Berlin –-history, culture, and traditions).