This historical gate is the he only surviving city gate in Berlin, and the city's top attractions. Don't miss the beautiful bas-relief scenes of Greek mythology.
If you want to go inside and don't want to wait in line for hours, call a few days ahead and make a restaurant/cafe reservation and you'll skip the line.
For the best views of Berlin, take the elevator to the observation deck or have dinner at the revolving restaurant and enjoy Berlin by night.
Behind the Brandenburg Gate a Berlin from the Tiergarten, in March 1814, when Prussian troops captured Paris after the overthrow of Napoleon, it was named Pariser Platz to mark this triumph.
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!
Enjoy some beautiful architecture on Museumsinsel. Bring enough time to visit the superb museums.
Take a break. Sit on a bench and let the world go by. Lovely views of the Berlin Dom, the TV Tower and Museumsinsel. Walk across nearby Schlossbrücke with its lovely Schinkel statues.
Stroll the cobbled streets of Berlin´s old town. Enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants offering traditional Berlin cuisine.
The Kurfürstendamm, known locally as the Ku'damm, is one of the most famous avenues in Berlin. The street takes its name from the former Kurfürsten (Electors) of Brandenburg. This very broad, long bou
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.
Experience funky shopping mall architecture and don't miss the Flow-of-Time Clock from 1982!
Take a few minutes and enjoy art on original Berlin wall parts. Very impressive
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.
This 18th c. square is home to some of the city's most historical structures: the St. Hedwig's Cathedral, and the Old Library (where Karl Marx and the Grimm brothers studied, and Einstein taught).
Slip off your shoes and dance in the center fountain in the heat of the summer...noone will stop you. In fact they might join you.
If you´re lucky you´ll be there for a movie premiere and run into a Hollywood star on the red carpet under the canopy.
Unter den Linden is named for its linden trees that line the grassed pedestrian mall between two carriageways. If you are in the city in october don't miss a walk during the Festival of Lights!
This is the city's oldest church. Pay attention to the great brick and granite material, which gives the church a great red color. Also don't miss Martin Luther's statue outside.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
At lunchtime try the delicious & reasonable priced menu (5-7€) at the Restaurant AUSTER.
Its just 6 Euro to see all the exhibitions here. The building alone is worth that money.
Go and have a look to this nice, partly open air museum. The entrance is free!
My favourite art exhibition space, great variety of shows from painting to sculpture to photography, old to new
It's open till 8 when other museums on the Island are only till 6. Those two hours are good for visit without crowds.
the view that gives this museum att he sunset and by the river is absolutely a postcard's image....very beautiful...
Learn more about daily live in the former German Democratic Republic with great displays, including a Trabi car, clothes, toys, etc.
A public park at the Prenzlauer Berg district is where you could have a picnic, take a stroll, or shop at the famous flea market. You could also watch musicians, jugglers, and other great performers!
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.
A must see! Great exhibition about the history of Berlin Wall along Friedrichstrasse.
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.
A very interesting place for everyone into history, currently there is an exhbition about antique.
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!
Wer gerne currywurst isst, muss hier gewesen sein, mit der welcome card gibt es rabatt.
Lots to see, many buttons to push, even more bones to count... take some snacks along and ask for an audio guide at entrance
One of the nicest areas for strolling and shopping with little shops, beautiful backyards and lots to see. En savoir plus .
In a city full of bombed or ripped-open spaces, this airport-runway-turned-park feels truly wide open, bringing out a wide variety of Berliners. Ride your bike, toss some Frisbee & bring some beers. En savoir plus .
This is a place where you could have a barbecue or simply hang out. This place used to be a railway station, and is now an interesting space for art gatherings and parties.
The Olympic Stadium in Berlin is home the home stadium of Hertha Berlin, and has a historical neoclassical architecture. Catch the games here, but check their website first for the game schedules.
If you come middle of day the place is quite empty. You will have to suffer couple euros elevator fee.
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.
Great museum to learn more about Berlin´s history. Admission includes a guide tour of the nuclear shelter bunker.
THE place for any chocoholic! Buy any available chocolate bar or create your own. Great souvenirs!
Computer Game Museum just debuted in Berlin. Visit here for a walk down memory lane or a lesson learned as they explore the evolution of video gaming - from Pac-Man & Sonic the Hedgehog to Half Life..
this is a must see. a museum made by fans for fans. everything in here breathes punkrock. also regular book readings or accoustic shows. En savoir plus .
Learn more about German movie actors and makers. Great exhibition on Marlene Dietrich.
look around in the upstairs galleries. Most artists offer inexpensive prints or posters of their work that you won’t find anywhere else. Learn more at http://www.partyearth.com/berlin/tacheles
On sundays at noon they open the staircase to the steeple. Wonderful view over Berlin and its' sights.
Superb examples of communist architecture on this street. Cafe sybille on same street holds a permanent exhibition about the renovation of the buildings into "wedding cake palaces". Worth the walk!
If you like contemporary art, visit “Hamburger Bahnhof" - Museum for Contemporary Art. En savoir plus .
Visit this awesome Museum and Be in Touch with your preferred letters:-)
If you don't speak German, no worries. Just be sure to pick an ensemble cast show vs one or two people. The physicality tells the story. Great theatre co
Visit Berlins finest First-Class Cinema and watch the best Movies with Comfort and Style! Try a digital 3D-Screening! En savoir plus .
A MUST do for all shopoholics! If you don´t have much time, at least go see the delicacies department on the top floor!
Near the Jewish Museum is this Berlin museum that concentrates on modern art, architecture, and photography. Check out their website regarding updates on temporary exhibitions. Wednesday-Monday 10 am.
Check out the exhibit: "Hier ist Berlin" about the cultural history of one of the greatest cities in Berlin.
While I was visiting, The Kennedys Exhibition was taking place in the at Pariser Platz.
Shop for magic tools and tricks is located alongside the show theatre, nice presents for young and old kids
Never seen such a beautiful and relaxing aquarium, a must-see in Berlin
so awesome - even the wardens play with the exhibited objects. must visit museum!
Pick up the latest LEGO products at either the main entrance before you go downstairs or right before you exit after a day full of brick exploration.
Monument dedicated to homosexuals, persecuted in Nazi Germany and the Holocaust. The monument consists in a video bucle of two men kissing each other in the same location.
sit on the outer left corner of the pool, face towards oberbaumbrücke & watch the sunset (one of berlins top 3 spots to do that, summer & winter)
Created by the authorities of the former German Democratic Republic (GDR) in 1986 and named for Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels regarded as the founders of the Communist movement.
Great breakfast, sandwiches, magnolia, lemonade, scrambled eggs, interior and - not to forget - service. Everything on the menu is very tasteful, just be careful not to eat too much ;)
Order a double espresso - they use naked portafilters and use beans roasted by the Coffee Collective in Copenhagen. Certainly one of the best espressos in Berlin. En savoir plus .
Bestes Bier in Berlin,monatlich Anstich einer zur Saison passender Sorte,Essbares darf mitgebracht und verzehrt werden,vor Ort gibt's Brezeln und Flammkuchen.Im Sommer ein schattiger,kühler Biergarten
Concert hall and home to the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. Philharmonie comprises a Großer Saal of 2,440 seats for orchestral concerts and a chamber-music hall, the Kammermusiksaal, of 1,180 seats.
Really great Bar run by some nice folks! If it's late at night, ask for the Mate-Jägermeister.
Always good atmosphere in a nice friendly atmosphere. Interesting interior, peanuts and crisps served on the bar; gay or not gay, here ull enjoy urself
Great Tapas - nice Service - i recommend the Zaleo Temperanillo, tortilla and gambas. Awesome!
Extraordinary Gallery - must visit for everyone interested in contemporary fotography. En savoir plus .
Peanut butter cookie or blueberry muffin and a big cup of tea to read the first chapter of a book you just bought.
Food's fair, service somewhat sketchy. Try ordering by dancing to properly confuse the waitress!
