The state capital of Germany, Berlin is renowned for the warm culture, history and great tourist attraction sites. As al the students know the sightseeing is not only the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall, but there is a lot of other interesting and beautiful places left. Whether you’re going to visit Berlin for the first time and want to have at least some vague idea of what you are going to see, or you live in this unfathomably rich city and want to find something new, this guide will take you through Berlin sightseeing and show you some really peculiar sites of the state.
1. Teufelsberg
Teufelsberg is an example of abandoned spy station that actually provides a thrilling experience, unlike many other similar places. Situated at a war debris mafia above the ground, this place has now become a playground for urban athletes, graffiti artists, and lensmen. Ascend elevators and rolling-stock that lead up to the top of the listening towers to capture the view over the city and explore the fascinating graffiti art on the walls of concealed-small buildings.
2. Spreepark
Pay your visit to an abandoned fascinating park or more specifically Spreepark where it is still preserved as if time stood still. Despite the fact, it was closed since 2001, this park can impress guest by the view of East German leisure time. A great way to seize this chance is through guided- tours where you will get to appreciate the old fera and defunct theme park rides such as a rusty Ferris wheel and a rollercoaster that is overtaken by the bushes. This park has a very good back story, that gives a feel of haunted park, and the memories that people attach to the park today add a special view.
3. Currywurst Museum
Every now and then you must take down this Currywurst, which is a sausage, tomatoes and a special blend of curry powder when in Berlin. Learn more about this loved street food favorite at Currywurst Museum. Who would think currywurst has its own museum, albeit a small one, in Berlin? You will learn about its history and, of course, its secrets, through exhibits, videos, and even a spice chamber where you can mix your own currywurst seasoning. Oh yes, you have to remind yourself to order the different flavors of Currywurst at the snack counter.
4. Clärchens Ballhaus
Teleport yourself back in time to the roaring twenties if you go to Clärchens Ballhaus. This elegant ballroom has been hosting dancing classes, live music and entertaining patrons to this year, 1913. If your interest is as a learner in the tango, or a shaker of the swing dance, or just as an enthusiast of the ballroom and viennese flavor of Clärchens Ballhaus then this hidden treasure of Berlin offers you opportunity to dance as much as you want.
5. Prater Garten
Escape the hard city noise and enjoy your time in the Prater Garten which is a popular beer garden in Vienna. This beer garden was founded back in 1837 and is one of the oldest beer gardens in Berlin and quiet and serene place. You can have a beer in a café, situated under chestnut trees and taste German cuisine. Not surprisingly perhaps, so also is the relaxed ambience combined with the fact that the venue is outdoors that makes Prater Garten the ideal place to relax at the end of the day.
Conclusion
Although attractions such as Brandenburg Gate and Alexanderplatz have the typical appeal to any tourist, a walking tour of Berlin’s hidden gems can make your visit more memorable and informative. Cancelled atomic-bomb locations with shady histories, weird dining opportunities, and recreations of rock & roll dance clubs, all will make a holiday here one to remember.
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