Biesinbergs are welcome to the vibrant city of Berlin! Berlin is a place for history buffs, foodies, art lovers as well as a place to explore a new destination. In this blog post, I will tell you all you need of things to do in Berlin that you can plan an unforgettable trip to the capital of Germany.
1. Visit the Brandenburg Gate
Berlin’s most iconic landmark is the Brandenburger Gate. During the Cold War, this neoclassical monument symbolized division and today it is used as a symbol of unity amongst the German people. Once you have walked through the gate, you can enjoy the architecture such as the Hotel Adlon which is often referred to as the centre of Berlin and Pariser Platz.
2. Explore Museum Island
Five world class museums are part of Museum Island and are all situated on a small island in the Spree River. The best way to do this is by heading here where you can gain knowledge about art, history, and archaeology. Museums you absolutely must go to include the Pergamon Museum, Neues Museum as well as Bode Museum. Don’t forget to allow enough time to let yourself be fully engulfed in their strories.
- Visit the Berlin Wall for some Strolling.
The Berlin Wall, which was once an obvious piece ofBerlin’s history, divided the city. Most of it has been knocked down, but some of it has survived as a warning of what is lost. Go and see the East Side Gallery section of the wall covered in brightly coloured murals painted by artists from all over the world. It’s a powerful, thought-provoking experience.
4. Have Currywurst and Doner Kebabs
When in Berlin, there are no can’t miss the local street food! Berliner Currywurst is a popular delicacy, being a sliced sausages with a good dose of curry sauce. Turkish immigrants also brought to Berlin their version of doner kebabs. You can opt to find yours at a street stand or food market.
5. Here are the Gritty Vibes of Kreuzberg.
Berlin’s most vibrant and diverse neighborhood is Kreuzberg. A place for lively nightlife, street art, multicultural atmosphere, the city’s alternative scene is waiting to be immersed in. Inherit the graffiti covered streets, have a browse at the unique boutiques and indulge in the many trendy bars.
6. Gardens of Charlottenburg Palace offers you to relax
Go the the beautiful gardens where Charlottenburg Palace is located and escape the hustle and bustle of the city. These Baroque gardens are gorgeous places to take a languid stroll, enjoy a picnic or find some peace and quiet by stepping (or sitting!) in the middle of nature. Be sure to look at the surrounding palace grounds and also the Orangery.
7. Have the Bustling Atmosphere of Alexanderplatz
The heart of Berlin is Alexanderplatz with great bustle in the square. There is a smorgasbord of shops, department stores, and restaurants. Ride to the top of the high Fernsehturm (TV tower) for 360 degree views over the city. For those who are adventurous the thrill of getting on at the traditional Alexanderplatz Christmas market fairground attractions.
8. Enjoy a boat cruise of the Spree River.
Explore the tranquil Spree River by boat in See Berlin from a different perspective. Relax, sit back and admire the breathtaking views of the city’s landmarks including the Reichstag, Berlin Cathedral and Museum Island. Informative commentary is usually part of the cruise because it can give you fascinating insights into Berlin’s history and culture.
9. Shop and Stroll Along Kurfürstendamm
Ku’damm, the name given to Berlin’s most famous shopping street, is known as Kurfürstendamm. You will be able to find a great variety of shops, boutiques and department stores, from luxury ones at the highest end to designer labels of the local kind. Happy strolling on this very lively boulevard and browsing the fashion and shopping scene of the city.
10. Immerse Yourself in Berlin’s Nightlife
For many people, Berlin is famous for its exciting and eclectic nightlife. There’s clubs, boutiques, trendy cafes and concerts, for all sort of people. But there’s also the iconic Berghain (where most importantly cool kids don’t actually grow old), Tresor (where they certainly can’,) or a relaxed evening on the roof of a bar. It is just a matter of pacing yourself and also taking breaks to enjoy the city’s nightlife thoroughly.
Berlin is one of those cities that has a rich history, a vibrant culture, and a unique atmosphere – which essentially means: there are plenty of unforgettable experiences that it has to offer. From art and history to food and drink to simple exploration of the city’s different neighborhoods, Berlin has something for anybody that visits. Well then, pack your bags and get ready for what will be an amazing adventure in this bustling energizing city!
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