Quite a sight. Charlottenburg Palace in Berlin is one of the city's grandest buildings!
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.
The most famous landmark in Berlin is a MUST see. At night it looks particularly pretty.
A huge abstract artwork for the Jewish Holocaust victims. This is considered to be one of the most important memorials in the city. Located south of the Brandenburg Gate in Friedrichstadt.
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!
The first traffic lights in Continental Europe!!! (were erected at Potsdamer Platz on 20 October 1924)
A nice place for a trip, as it offers a cinema, a lego center, and several places for eating
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!
Scale the fence, avoid the guard dog. If caught, pay 20 euro for a "photographer's license".
Built immediately after the war in 1949. It commemorates the 80K dead in the battle for Berlin. The theme is "courageous death." Memorial is lined with stone sarcophagi with Stalin quotes.
In fall 2008 the Airport Tempelhof closed. These days cyclists, street windsurfer, families and inline skaters turn the runways into their own personal playground.
Go and have a look to this nice, partly open air museum. The entrance is free!
A free memorial site with a piece of the Berlin Wall and no man's land, great information along the street, visitor's center with a tower view. A place soaked in history!
The Berlin Wall East Side Gallery showcases the work of 106 international artists on a 1.3km section of the original wall. A world symbol of freedom, it’s also the world’s biggest open-air gallery.
Ruins of the porticus of the former Anhalter Bahnhof railway station that was built from 1876-1880 to a design by Franz Schwechten and was, apart from the fragment in this picture, destroyed in WWII.
Its just 6 Euro to see all the exhibitions here. The building alone is worth that money.
Go inside and discover the 3 colored stained glass windows called "Man and Nature", "Science and Man" and "Man and the Cosmos", 1962, by Walter Womacka. You will find them at the end of the east wing.
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).
By the end of the GDR era, there were more than 200 of these towers along the Berlin border. Today, it is the only surviving watchtower of its kind.
Perfect forest for running and hanging out. Not crowded and close to the city centre. Plese don't go there! ;)
best-known Berlin Wall crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War.
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.
World renowned thanks to the Captain of Köpenick (Hauptmann von Köpenick) whose statue graces the building's entrance.
Cobbled streets lined with old chestnut trees and hundred-year-old buildings behind wrought-iron fences. It's fairly tranquil in the old, listed fishing village
On sundays at noon they open the staircase to the steeple. Wonderful view over Berlin and its' sights.
Best place to hang out with beer and friends during summer! Crowded, but in a good way. Nice atmosphere.
Topped by a beautiful monument providing a great 360° birds-eye view of Berlin.
Go for a run or a walk. Summer Winter rain sunshine - no matter what, it's always nice out here.
Very nice lake to go for a swim or just walk around or have a beer and German fast food in the north end of the lake. Quite full during warm summer days, but fortunately there's a lot of space around.
Visit the Prussin Palace, Sans Souci, in Potsdam. It´s one of Germany´s most beautiful and famous palaces. Read more.
The bee house is the coolest place I've ever been to. You can learn so much and see the bees in action!
The Korean, Japanese and Chinese gardens are really beautiful places to visit. Authentic pieces of the world in Berlin. Highly recomended to pay a visit to!
The small island kept its fairytale character over the centuries. A special feature: the free-roaming peacocks and some water buffalo, which act as natural lawn mowers. Wonderful for taking a walk.
