This is Berlin, the capital city of Germany, home to Austahr cultures, tremendous histories and impressive features that make it unique. Some of the major places to visit in Berlin are the historical sites and an energetic neighborhood. It doesn’t matter whether the reader has a special interest in history, art, or just a tourist, this guide will help him get acquainted with the most popular places of the city.

1. Brandenburg Gate

The Brandenburg Gate also known as Pariser Platz is the most famous symbol of Berlin and indeed Germany as a whole as it represents the unity of the split city. The neoclassical building is situated right at the beginning of the Unter den Linden avenue. Walking in Pariser Platz is one of the great things that a visitor to the place has to do and it is especially recommended to take shots of the gate at day and at night.

2. Berlin Wall East Side Gallery

Visit East Side gallery that is an open-air Scrap that captures the feel of Berlin’s forgotten side. This part of the wall has over 100 pieces of artwork painted by artists from different countries of the world, and all are depicting messages of hope and freedom. It is one of the places that should be visited by anyone who wants to learn about Berlin’s history of division as well as its integration process.

3. Museum Island

For everyone who enjoys art and history, the museum island must be an unforgettable experience. In 153 meters by 323 meters plot of land based in the middle of the capital city of Germany, there are five outstanding museums including Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, New Museum, Old Museum and Old National Gallery. Feel the presence of history and majesty in gems of ancient history, paintings, sculpture and architectural masterpieces.

4. Checkpoint Charlie

Checkpoint Charlie was the main border by which people moved between East and West Berlin period during the Cold War. In the present day, it is considered one of the tourist sites for people to visit and gain information on some of the incidents that occurred in the city. Visit the Checkpoint Charlie Museum to learn about the border stories and attempts at the border crossings.

5. Alexanderplatz

Alexanderplatz is a square that most probably every Berliner has been around, especially as it is located right in the center of the city. Visitors should also take their time to view the TV Tower also referred to as Fernsehturm, where they get to view panoramic views from the observation level. It also includes many shops, restaurants and World Clock which has turned into a local and international attraction.

6. Tiergarten

Go from the maddening crowd of the city and enjoy some peace in Tiergarten, which is the largest park in Berlin. You can simply go out to site see, go for a walk or have a picnic near the water, either an actual lake or a manmade one surrounded by trees and nature. Take a tour of the city and get to the victory column and the beautifulnature trails to the Berlin zoo.

7. Charlottenburg Palace

Visit Charlottenburg Palace, an architectural style of baroque that gives tourists a feel of the royal and grand Prussian Kingdom. Admire the rich decoration of shining rooms, beautiful gardens and get acquainted with the ancient history of Hohenzollerns. Oh yes, do not leave without watching the much famed Charlottenburg Palace Night concert which features fireworks.

8. Potsdamer Platz

Potsdamer Platz is an active place that reflect modern architectures and which became important interests in Berlin. What used to be barren area separating two parts of a city in former time of division has become the exciting business district, shopping mall, cafes, restaurants, and entertainment facilities. There is a lot action and vigor of night life, you can watch a movie at the IMAX theatre or for shopaholics you can shop.

9. Berlin Cathedral

This monument of the late 19th century architecture was visited to be above the city skyline of Berlin. Visit the elaborate interior, go to the lookout point of the dome and also get the know the burial chamber of the Hohenzollern dynasty. It is also appropriate to visit the church for the marvelous organ concerts that are conducted at different times of the year.

10. East Berlin’s Neighborhoods – Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain

The given itinerary introduces a young, bohemian, artsy facet of the city in the districts of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain. These areas are really famous for the street art, markets, varied bars and bohemian atmosphere and also there is a great number of various food places.

Conclusion

The top sceneries that should be visited within Berlin characterizes the city’s history, multiethnicity and tenacity. Berlin is the city, where you can enjoy the reference and modern attractions, so travelling in Berlin is very interesting. Also do not miss a tasty meal, communicating with local people, and experiencing the atmosphere of the vivacious Berlin!