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Category: Sightseeing - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Pariser Platz, Unter den Linden/Strasse des 17 Juni, Berlin 10117
Built in 1791 as a customs collection post and recalling the design of the Acropolis's Propylaea, this formidable columned structure has served as an icon of both German factionalism and solidarity. In 1961, the Wall was built and the gate sealed off. After the Wall fell in 1989, the area was reopened to the public....
Category: History Museums - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Lindenstraße 9-14, Berlin 10969
One of Berlin's most significant museums, inspired architecturally by the angles of the Star of David, a stroke of genius by designer Daniel Libeskind. The impressive – and at times overwhelming – array of permanent exhibits offers an unparalleled glimpse at Germany's Jewish populace. The holdings, many originating...
Category: Sightseeing - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Alexanderplatz, Berlin 10178
Since the end of Communism in 1989, this bustling eastern square has enjoyed an ongoing transformation. The railway station splits the area in half, with the Platz proper on one side and the Marx-Engels Forum and Television Tower on the other. Be sure to visit the café located at the pinnacle of the Television Tower....
Category: Historic Sites - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Olympischer Platz 3, Berlin 14053
Still used as a city venue for sports and entertainment, the stadium was built originally for the 1936 Olympic Games. Designed in part by Albert Speer, it sports a bell and clock tower and an impressive gate. S-BAHN: Olympia-Stadion
Sanssouci, Schloss Charlottenhof
Category: Attractions - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Geschwister-Scholl-Straße 34a, Potsdam 14471
Located in Park Sanssouci, this classic building was designed by Karl-Friedrich Schinkel. Built from 1826-29, it sits in the middle of the park and features an ornate fountain.
Category: Gardens - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Grosser Stern, Berlin 10557
Berlin's largest public park originally served as royal hunting grounds until it was reconfigured in the 18th century. Nowadays, joggers, walkers, and families flock here to enjoy the natural splendor. The grounds are home to war memorials, victory statues, and palaces, along with Hitler's Grosser Stern, a paved...
Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart
Category: Art Museums - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Invalidenstraße 50, Berlin 10557
Located in the massive confines of a renovated train station (Hamburger Bahnhof), this museum features works by many famous artists. Most items on display come from the inherited Erich Marx Collection. Elsewhere in the museum are exhibited pieces by artists such as Amseln Kiefer, Andy Warhol and Bruce Nauman. During...
Category: Tours and Excursions - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Margeritenweg 24, Stahnsdorf 14532
Tour Berlin and nearby Brandenburg by bike, car, train, or even hot-air balloon! This company's courteous, professional guides lead groups of any size and custom-fit excursions to their customers' specific interests. Do you want to see the architectural highlights of the city, or would you rather have an insider take...
Category: History Museums - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Am Kupfergraben 5, Museumsinsel, Berlin 10117
Visitors to this massive museum are confronted by a wealth of information regarding classical Greek, Islamic, Middle Eastern, and Roman art and structural design. Rent a recorded tape, and follow along as the four-hour, self-guided tour provides history and background for each intriguing exhibit. The establishment's...
Denkmal für die Ermordeten Juden Europas
Category: Sightseeing - Berlin Attractions & Activities
Address: Cora-Berliner-Strasse 1, Berlin 10117
Perhaps one of Berlin's most solemn – and controversial – sites, the Memorial for the Murdered Jews of Europe occupies a wide expanse between Brandenburger Tor and Potsdamer Platz. Exactly 2711 concrete slabs form a chilling grey grid over the area known as the Field of Stelae. The stelae represent the horrible scope...
