Brandenburg Gate: Take a free walking tour – New Europe runs a long and informative walking tour that begins at the Brandenburg Gate and lasts 3.5 hours. It takes you through the center of the city, shows you all the highlights, gives you some history, and will help you orientate yourself.
Eating at Mustafas. They’re known for the best kebabs in Berlin. The exaggerations are true—the lemon, the mint, the fresh vegetables. Mouth watering.
East Side Gallery
Treptower Park
Located in the eastern part of Berlin, this park is near an old abandoned amusement park (which you can also visit). This park is a popular place to bike around, and there are a number of beer gardens and a small island nearby where they have a weekend flea market. Moreover, you can rent boats and canoes and cruise the adjoining river.
German History Museum
Berlin’s central park: is an excellent place to relax, walk, bike, and hang out. It’s one of the most beautiful city parks in all of Europe, in my opinion. There’s a war memorial for Russian soldiers, and you can also see the nearby Reichstag (German parliament) and famous Brandenburg Gate.
Checkpoint Charlie
Take a boat tour
The Spree river flows through Berlin, and there are lots of canals and waterways on which you can take a boat tour. It’s quite relaxing on a warm day.
The Dom
Take your pick from five different museums
located on an island in the Spree river in the central Mitte district of
Berlin. Here you can visit the Altes Museum (Old Museum), The Nues Museum
(New Museum), The Alte Nationalgalarie (Old National Gallery), The Bode Museum,
for sculpture collections and late Antique and Byzantine art, or lastly the
Pergamon Museum, with multiple reconstructed historical buildings such as the
Ishtar Gate of Babylon.
The Fernsehturm (TV tower)
Get your
sight-seeing tour started with a stunning view of the city from atop the
Fernsehturm's observation floor. This is the second-tallest structure in
the European Union at 368 meters. It is visible throughout most of the
central districts of Berlin.
Rotes Rathaus
Berlin's
City Hall, with its distinctive red-brick architecture, is located in a great
neighborhood lined by monumental residential buildings from the Socialist
Classicism Style of the Stalin era. Sitting in front of the Rotes Rathus
is the Neptunbrunnen, a delightful fountain featuring a mythological
scene. Traverse the sights around City Hall in the convenience of Berlin,
Germany car hire
Hackescher Markt
Be prepared
for high culture and shopping and ride your car hire Berlin, Germany over to
the area round Hackescher Markt. Here you will find all the fashionable
culture, with countless clothing outlets, clubs, bars, and galleries.
Also found
here, the Hackescher Höfe, is a conglomeration of buildings around several
courtyards. Fill your day with history new and old, as this block
was reconstructed around 1996.
Zoologischer Garten Berlin
This zoo is
even the home of the famous captive-born Knut, a polar bear born here in
December of 2006. A great adventure for children and adults alike, plan
to spend the day exploring this most magnificent house of animals.
Aquarium Berlin: is one of Germany's largest aquariums. The aquarium was
built in 1913 as part of the Berlin Zoological Garden complex.
It offers a snapshot of life in the old days
(c:0).jpg)
The Olympic Stadium
Kulturforum Potsdamer Platz or Friedrichshain Open Air Cinema, which often show original language versions
of films in English. Screenings always prove popular so be advised to arrive
early for the best seats (deck chairs). Refreshments are usually available and
evening shows normally run from sunset into the dark
Discover an older Berlin at Charlottenburg gardens
berlin museum naturkunde
Madame Tussauds™ Berlin
No comments:
Post a Comment