Whenever one is asked to imagine Berlin, it is likely that the first images which come to mind are that the center of Berlin, Brandenburg Gate, or the Berlin Wall. Berlin does nevertheless also possess an exceptional network of rivers and canals that offer a specific perspective on the historical, cultural and geographical development of the area. Based on this, one may find that discovering this or that Berlin’s feature that is typically overlooked by visitors is quite simple if one would take a round the city mostly focusing on these attractions.

1. Historic Landmark, the Landwehr Canal

Of all the canal present in Berlin today, the most famous and popular is the Landwehr Canal which is slightly over 10 Km long and is located in the central part of Berlin. Designed in the 19th century the canal was to be the line of defence and a transportation channel. Due to its combination of beautiful views and small café and restaurants situated on quays, more and more people, both permanent inhabitant and tourists, come to this location today.

Starting the tour of walking in the beautiful Charlottenburg Palace will make you appreciate the grandeur of baroque architecture and the green garden. From there, proceed to the Charlottenburg, Tiergarten, and Kreuzberg regions passing along the canal. However, one should also spare some time to have a relaxing time besides any of the several benches adjacent to the canal.

Kreuzberg’s Turkish Market with its energy is the place that can give a taste of multicultural Berlin and delicious street cuisine.

2. Carl-Herz-Ufer: perfect peace

This one is another hidden gem among the rivers of Berlin for the similar reasons. This pedestrian precinct with trees lies just beside the Landwehr Canal and the walkway will provide a retreat from noisy city traffic. Spend some time traveling slowly along the river where one would be able to see the little house boats as well as the tranquility and the noises of the area.

Escape to the well-known Admiralbrücke and meet on this rather beautiful bridge which is quite frequently used by the locals. It is normally visited by people who want to drink beer and listen to music while taking time to admire the cool climate during pleasant summer nights making it act as a place for congregation.

In case you wish to wade from bar to bar or take a seat along the canal walls, lay yourself down some food and drinks.

3. The principal river in Berlin is called the river Spree.

Actual names of its rivers fluctuate between six and eight depending on the source, the only primary river run through the middle of Berlin. It has plenty of study and exploration opportunities for anyone studying this great river. In the proceeding tour, passengers will have an opportunity to see some of the most famous attractions of Berlin, for instance, the Berlin’s Cathedral and the famous Museum Island which is proved to be the heart of Northern part of the metropolis.

From another vantage, tour one of the several river boats operating on the Spree. Looking at the structures such as building facades and skyline, this gliding activity will be spectacular if done on the lake. This is good way to relax and see Berlin from the different angle,East Side exhibit is the sculpture of the part of Berlin Wall. It proves that the world is filled with stunning murals made by different individuals from various parts of the world.

4. Britzer Garten – Paradise of Nature

No other place comes closer to a home away from the clique of thearchy than the Britzer Garten. This giant park is situated in the southern part of Berlin, which is characterized by a number of canals, lakes, and vegetation. This place would require a peaceful walk and the opportunity to reminisce with the scenery.

In this place, one can rent a paddleboat and go round the center lake or simply find a comfortable place for a break. Apart from the other themed gardens in the park include rhododendron, rose, and Japanese garden. Each season offers different colors and fragrances, therefore, Britzer Garten is a place that is fun to be in any given season.

Plan :prepare for a picnic and enjoy a great setting in a beautiful time of the day.

5. Landwehrkanal: Neukölln’s Unidentified Treasure

For a somewhat less touristy experience, one can recommend filming at the Landwehrkanal, located in the energetic neighbourhood of Neukölln. This part of the canal gives a very authentic feel and vibrate the community with unusual floating pubs, graffiti, and other interesting things have to discover.

Stroll through Neukölln and visit the small galleries in the city, retro shops and cafés in. Take some hours on the shore by the canal and they witness the real dried colors of life before the next ride of

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For a new and fresh vegetables, street foods and arts and crafts, one can visit the Maybachufer-market on Tuesdays and Fridays.

Strolling along the rivers and canals of Berlin enables one to discover somewhat hidden spots of the city, learn its history and embrace its vibrant spirit. As the canals appeal and environment is differ from each other, every new and old visitor will enjoy the canals in the same manner. Just grab a map, put on your walking shoes, and start an incredible journey of discovering the beauties of the rivers in Berlin.