The Berlin Wall Memorial, is an incredible monument that reminds us of the history of the time when Germany was divided. The current Berlin Wall is one of the most visited sites in the German capital, but it is only a representation and a small piece of what the BerlinRead More →
Visit the former Berlin Wall, which is one of the main tourist attractions in Germany and was created to separate West Germany from East Germany. The Berlin Wall divided the city into two parts and was a symbol of the division of the world: the western part was the capitalistRead More →
Visit the Tiergarten Park in Berlin, the second largest park in the city, where you can enjoy nature, attractions, memorials and charming places. The Tiergarten Park has a huge area, covering 210 hectares and more than 2,000 square meters. With all this extension, it is not surprising that it isRead More →
The Neues Museum (or New Museum) is part of the 5-museum complex on Museum Island in the center of Berlin. It is the second museum to be built, as the Altes Museum (old museum) became too small to house the collection of antiquities and artworks. History The Neues Museum wasRead More →
Here is another nice place to get a view from the top of Berlin: the panoramic platform, called Panoramapunkt, located in the Kollhoff Tower building. The Kollhoff Tower is located in the heart of Potsdamer Platz, at the intersection of two streets. The building itself is a pointed brick buildingRead More →
The Kurfürstendamm or simply Kudamm as it is commonly known is one of Berlin’s most famous avenues. It is a long, wide avenue lined with shops, hotels, cafés and restaurants. The Kudamm was the commercial centre of West Berlin when the city was divided. History The Kurfürstendamm was originally builtRead More →
The magnificent and imposing Berliner Dom or Berlin Cathedral is without doubt one of the most photographed buildings in Berlin. No wonder, because with its striking domes and monumental 114 metres long and 116 metres high, the cathedral stands out in the landscape. Berlin Cathedral is located on the banksRead More →
Since its opening in 2001, the Jewish Museum in Berlin has become a major attraction and one of the most visited museums in the city. It is also the largest Jewish museum in Europe and its permanent exhibition introduces visitors to two millennia of German-Jewish history, the relationship between JewsRead More →
The Siegessäule or Victory Column is one of Berlin’s most famous landmarks, having once been the setting for the video recording of U2’s song “Stay, Farway so Close”. The Victory Column was the scene of the Love Parade, an electronic music festival, when it took place in Berlin, and alsoRead More →
The Potsdamer Platz, which is located about 1 km from the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag, is a square with bold, super modern buildings and one of the most frequented and visited places in Berlin. In addition to being one of the city’s main attractions, Potsdamer Platz offers many recreationalRead More →