Berlin has busied itself since the fall of its infamous Wall with becoming one of the most stimulating creative and cultural centres in Europe. It is a hub for hedonists, hipsters and history buffs alike – one that truly offers something for everyone.
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Snap photos of murals at East Side Gallery
The East Side Gallery represents the most important remnant of the Berlin Wall. A 1.3 km long painted segment of the Wall with over 100 spectacular paintings and street artworks painted by artists from about 20 different countries with the common goal of expressing a message of peace and unity after the end of the Cold War. It is a true artistic symbol, the vector of a positive image and a desire for change.
Grab a selfie at the TV Tower, or go up it...
Built as a Soviet symbol of power in East Berlin, the TV Tower is to Berlin as the Eiffel Tower is to Paris. With a cocktail bar and great views from the top awaiting you, Try to time your visit for sunset.
Cycle around Tempelhof airfield
Berlin is a city full of abandoned buildings with long and troublesome histories. But one building has been through more turmoil than most: Tempelhof Airport. After its closure, the airport famous for its Nazi and cold war history became a green public paradise. During the summers, Berliners flock to the old runways of Tempelhof to grill bratwurst sausages on the barbecue area of the airport-turned-public-park.
Cross Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie (or "Checkpoint C") was the best-known Berlin Wall crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War (1947–1991), as named by the Western Allies.
The Reichstag
The Reichstag bears a silent witness to the turbulent history of Berlin and is one of the city’s most significant historical buildings.
The roof terrace and dome of the Reichstag Building can be visited, and offer spectacular views of the parliamentary and government district and Berlin's sights.
Visit the Topography of Terror
Built on land once occupied by the terror organs of the Nazi regime – the international base of operations for the SS (Schutzstaffel) paramilitary organisation and Gestapo secret police – the Reich Security Main Office (RSHA). It is one of Berlin’s most-visited attractions.
Learn About Berlin's Jewish Heritage.
The Jewish Museums Berlin has joined the ranks of Europe’s leading museums. Its exhibitions and permanent collection, educational activities, and diverse program of events make the museum a vibrant centre of reflection on Jewish history and culture as well as about migration and diversity in Germany. An architectural masterpiece, Daniel Libeskind’s spectacular structure has firmly established itself as one of Berlin’s most recognizable landmarks
Grab Cocktails
Berlin’s cocktail bar scene is as intriguing and diverse as the city itself. Expect everything from Weimar-inspired speakeasies to cosy Wohnzimmerbars that make you feel right at home.
Step Up Your Crep Game
With a booming street fashion scene, there is no doubt that Berliners know how to dress. While plenty of attention is paid to what people choose to wear on their bodies, it can be easy to overlook what they choose to put on their feet. Luckily, however, Berlin is also home to some pretty phenomenal shoe stores.
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