The most famous landmark in Berlin is a MUST see. At night it looks particularly pretty.
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.
Learn more about daily live in the former German Democratic Republic with great displays, including a Trabi car, clothes, toys, etc.
Although today is just a small wall, it was a symbol of an entire era that finished.
This 1962 TIME cover captured the mood of a newly partitioned city. "Seldom in history have blocks and mortar been so malevolently employed."
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is a museum complex with 5 of the most important museums of Berlin: Altes, Neues, Alte Nationalgalerie, Bode, and Pergamon. A must-visit for art lovers!
Learn more about German movie actors and makers. Great exhibition on Marlene Dietrich.
If you’re new to Berlin, you may wish to spend much of your day exploring the city’s classic sites, from The Reichstag to Museum Island among others.
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.
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 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.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
The official residence of the President of Germany. The presidential standard is blowing in the wind, if the president is working in his office!
It's worth going to Neue Wache when it rains. The Kaethe Kollwitz sculpture is incredibly beautifully covered with raindrops and the stone shines, making the impression even more touching.
Amazing museum, you can touch some things and the exhibition that they are showing right now it's really shocking, I don't speak German and I had a nice visit.
Its just 6 Euro to see all the exhibitions here. The building alone is worth that money.
A MUST do for all shopoholics! If you don´t have much time, at least go see the delicacies department on the top floor!
Take a walk in the dark during Christmas time and enjoy the strange patterns of the white lights sculpting the bodies of the trees.
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
Take a day to enjoy nature, refresh your mind and recharge for more parties. :-)
Huge store with a large selection of books (also in English), DVD, CDs, etc. Be prepared to spend a lot of money!
This is a factory outlet of Marco O'Polo. All wares are discounted. Some pretty good offers and really big selection on two floors.
See some original remains of the Berlin Wall. Watch the documentary movies at the visitors centre.
Great place for a silent moment when you are looking for a lunch after museums and crowd of Unter den Linden.
Glühwein? Check. Lebkuchen? Ja. Gifts? Of course. Give Santa a high five and soak in the magic of the Christmas markets. They come but once a year!
An old-style christmas market, unfortunately in 2011 a bit less charmy because of the building site next door. Still, worth a visit for Feuerzangenbowle in the cold.
They offer a selected assortment of magazines and readings from around the world. The spectrum ranges from fashion, art and photography, throught architecture, interior and design even illustration Read more.
THE art supply store in Berlin. You'll find everything here your creative heart desires. make sure to leave your credit card at home ;)
The beauty paper can be. It's a little shop but you can look for an hour at the different kind of notebooks, from Japanese design to a basic American school composition notebook.
