About Sundays in Berlin: Relax, Culture, and Fuzzy�gł Il reality. If you’re a tourist to the city or just a local wanting to do something different, there is a lot to see in the German capital on a Sunday. From Historical landmarks to traditional markets there’s something for everyone. We’ll take a look at the most fun things to do in Berlin on a Sunday.
Exploring Iconic Landmarks
Kickstart your Sunday with a visit to the sights and sites of Berlin’s glorious past. The Brandenburg Gate is one of the city’s musts to visit sites, an iconic symbol of Berlin and a historic monument. Head up to Pariser Platz to marvel at a work of remarkable architecture that was witness to major moments in German history.
Another landmark that has to be explored is the Berlin Wall. Where part of the wall has been transformed into an open air art gallery, head to the East Side Gallery. Thought provoking art and colorful murals as profound insight into the city in history and the celebration of freedom.
Embracing Nature in Berlin
If you’re anything like me, and want to get out of the city buzz for a while, Berlin has some delightful green spaces to help you slow down, unwind, and relax. Tiergarten, Berlin’s largest park, is definitely a must visit. There are peacefull paths to stroll along, you can rent a bike to explore, or have a picnic while enjoying this serenity. Make sure you don’t miss the Victory Column in Tiergarten that presents a view of the whole city.
If you’re into botanics, head for the Berlin Dahlem Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum. Explore more than 22,000 plant species from around the world in the gardens. The glasshouses give you the chance to see different climates and ecosystems all in one visit.
Immersing in Berlin’s Cultural Scene
Sundays are famous in Berlin, for its arts and culture scene. Museum Island is a UNESCO World Heritage site, why not visit to gorge yourself on the cultural offerings on offer. Visit the Pergamon Museum, famous for its superb archaeological treasures; the Neues Museum for the iconoclastic bust of Nefertiti; or the Pergamonmuseum for the bust.
If you’re in to modern art, then travel to the hub for contemporary art in Berlin, the Hamburger Bahnhof. The outcome of this transformed train station museum now offers contemporary art exhibitions and installations for art lovers.
Discovering Local Markets
Markets are very typical in Berlin and a great time to spend a sunday in Berlin to experience the local atmosphere and spotting some beautiful unique finds. Mauerpark Flohmarkt or flea market is one of the most popular market. Packed with an eclectic mix of clothing, vintage, vinyl records and plenty of live music performance, it’s a buzzing market to browse.
For food lovers, Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg is an eaters’ heaven. You’ll find a lot of fresh produce, local and international foods, on display at this indoor market. Try out some exclusive flavours, take in some sustenance, and consume the electrical food culture.
Unwinding at Badeschiff
House your Sunday visit to Badeschiff, a unique swimming pool route. Badeschiff is float pool situated in the downtown of Berlin on the river Spree. Come and take a dip in the pool, have a drink in the sun deck and enjoy a fantastic view over the city of Berlin. This is just the cathartic way to round out your Sunday.
And you’ll agree there are many options to choose from when it comes to future activities on a Sunday. There’s history landmarks, vibrant markets and serene green spaces so you won’t be bored. To enjoy your Sunday in Berlin to the fullest, we have put together a toolkit to create a perfect mix of culture feast, relaxation and unforgettably great moments.
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