The most famous landmark in Berlin is a MUST see. At night it looks particularly pretty.
This amazing zoo is home to the widest collection of species in the world (more than 15,000). This place is also home to more than 1,600 animals. Don't miss The Aquarium and the adorable Giant Panda!
For those who wish to see a comprehensive collection of technical artifacts, go here. This museum of technology focuses on rail transport, industrial technology, and other special exhibitions.
Avoid the lines and by your pass at the Bode Museum and have them make your time reservation for the Peramonmuseum and the Neues while you're there.
One of Germany’s largest collections of sculptures from the Middle Ages, fine examples of Christian and Byzantine art from the 3rd to the 19th centuries and a precious collection of ancient coins.
Avoid the cafe across the statue - overpriced drinks and disgusting picnic-quality coffee.
This historical monument at the center of Berlin was built to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. Go to the observatory for amazing city views. Opens at 9:30am.
Madame Tussauds in Berlin is better than the one in London. Fewer figures, but is much more peaceful and cheap!
This protestant church is a great piece of history where you'll see reminders of the war. Do not miss the Memorial Hall at the church's west tower to see some exhibits about the church's history.
Opening in 2001, this is the museum where you'll gain knowledge and practically find everything you need to know about the German Jewish history. Opens at 10am.
If you come middle of day the place is quite empty. You will have to suffer couple euros elevator fee.
No cloakroom so don't take too much of too heavy stuff with you. And consider buying priority ticket online. The line stands outside even under the rain
All about communication for centuries. Remember to ask for the quiz leaflet at the entrance. Kids will have to find answers spread all over the museum.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
It´s worth paying the admission fee of 5 Euros. It includes a guided tour and admission to the cupola! Great views from the top!
Take a few minutes and enjoy art on original Berlin wall parts. Very impressive
A MUST do for all shopoholics! If you don´t have much time, at least go see the delicacies department on the top floor!
This Baroque palace at the Chalottenburg district is the largest palace in Berlin. Has been beautifully restored (after being destroyed in WWII) and is home to the French-styled Charlottenburg Park.
Interesting museum, though some info was only in German. If you want to see something a bit more unusual, go check out a room full of preserved reptiles and fish in jars on hundreds of shelves!
Nothing to see inside, just a pictures exhibition. They charge extra to climb to the dome and it's just an empty room. Very disappointing.
