Day 1: Exploring Historic Landmarks

On your Berlin visit you need to discover both the historical nature and famous attractions of the city. After arriving make the Brandenburg Gate your first destination of the day. The triumphal arch shows national unity and draws lots of visitor attention.

Checkpoint Charlie

Proceed to Checkpoint Charlie which served as a central Cold War crossing point between East and West Berlin during the conflict years. Experience both the history and events of this outdoor museum at your visit.

Museum Island

Spend a couple of hours at Museum Island while walking among its UNESCO World Heritage sites. Tourists should visit both Pergamon Museum for historical artifacts and Neues Museum for Nefertiti’s famous bust.

Day 2: Culture and Art

Berlin displays its energetic art culture strongly to the world. Allocate all your second day to discover the creative aspects of Berlin.

East Side Gallery

Begin your day by visiting East Side Gallery to see the Berlin Wall covered by international artists who painted colorful murals in 1990. This public art display demonstrates unity among all people.

Topography of Terror

Visit Topography of Terror to explore a combination outdoor-indoor museum that explains the rise of Nazi power. Examine the terrible past of this era through strong displays that educate and inform.

Kulturforum

The Kulturforum cultural complex ends your day with access to many museums and institutions. Enter the Gemäldegalerie building to see its comprehensive European painting collection that showcases Rembrandt and Vermeer artworks.

Day 3: Parks and Recreation

Spend your final day in Berlin discovering Berlin’s natural parks and green areas to escape urban activity.

Tiergarten

Begin your day experience by going to Tiergarten which stands as Berlin’s most popular park. Walk calmly around the park while using bicycles to see how large it really is. Take time to see the Victory Column’s beautiful setting at the park’s center.

Tempelhofer Feld

Move on to Tempelhofer Feld which once served as an airport before becoming a public park. Use this open space to eat a meal outdoors while having fun with flying objects or learning new ways of transportation. This special public open space provides much-needed relaxation in the urban setting.

Olympic Park

End your exploration at the Olympic Park which hosted the 1936 Olympic Games. A guide will show you the history of the place and let you appreciate the important building design. During summer you can enjoy memorable shows and events at Waldbühne amphitheater.

Additional Tips

• Bring clothes that let you move freely because you will walk extensively during your visit.
• A Berlin Welcome Card can save you funds at major sights and offer unlimited travel around the city for your trip.
• Experience German tradition by eating schnitzel and currywurst at neighborhood restaurants.
• Wandering through Berlin try a döner kebab of this city as a street food specialty.
• Use basic German words to improve your dialogue when talking to Berlin residents.
• This three-day schedule lets you discover the historical, cultural, and natural treasures of Berlin. You will enjoy your trip more by experiencing the special culture of Berlin.