This city gate which has been transformed into a neoclassical triumphal arch has been a popular gathering point for Berliners ever since it…
This majestic historical building, which today serves as a home to the German parliament, is a must see for any history buff.
Also referred to as the Holocaust Memorial, this monument is dedicated to the memory of the Jewish people killed by the Nazis.
This bustling square is situated in the heart of Berlin. It has always been a place related to traffic and transportation.
This impressive neo-Renaissance basilica is the largest church in Berlin and also the center of the Protestant Church in Germany.
Over 1300 meters long, this is the longest still-standing section of the Berlin Wall - one of the most prominent symbols of the division of…
Bombed during World War II, this protestant church has never been fully restored.
Celebrating its 55th birthday in 2017, this historical museum tells the story of the struggle for human rights.
Place where Hitler's air-raid bunker was located during World War II. The bunker has been destroyed and the site is marked by a plaque now.
This 17th century square in Berlin is truly an imposing place to visit.
This pedestrian avenue is one of the oldest and most famous streets in Berlin.
Located on the Spree river in Berlin, this island is best known as the location of five important Berlin museums.
What used to be the headquarters of Gestapo until 1945 is now a unique architectural complex which holds the evidence of Nazi crimes and is…
The monument of the Danish-Prussian War is nicknamed by the locals as the "Golden Lizzie".
One of the most visited places in Berlin. The memento of the division of West and East is interesting not only for fans of history.
Shopaholics heaven: The largest department store in Continental Europe with a long tradition of selling luxurious merchandise.
This boulevard is where the Berlin shopaholics gather. It is a long street where many luxurious fashion brand shops are located together…
This stunning double-deck bridge is one of the iconic landmarks of Berlin. Built in 1896, it connects Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain.
Discover war bunkers hidden under Berlin! Exploring its mysterious spaces is certainly a remarkable experience.
Opened to the public in 1930, this museum is one of the largest museums in Germany, as well as one of the most visited ones.
Opened in 1987, as part of the celebration of 750 years since the founding of Germany, this museum follows the long and colourful history…
