1. Fernsehenturm en Alexanderplatz
This former East German court has the second highest TV tower in Europe, this TV tower is together with the Brandenburg tower the ultimate symbol of Berlin. You can go to the top to enjoy the fantastic view, but also for dinner in the revolving restaurant . Alexanderplatz is increasingly surrounded by western stores but there are several reminders of the East German past: the authentic world clock and fountain of international friendship, originate from a time when the square was used for fairs and parades . Because of the huge crowds , it is recommended you buy tickets in advance to skip the line and buy your tickets . I Alexanderplatz Bus 100 I Spandauer Strasse U / S-Bahn Alexanderplatz
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2. Gendarmenmarkt
3. Unter den Linden
4. Brandenburger Tor
The number one landmark of the city, completely refurbished in 2002 and restored to its former glory. The Branderburger Tor forms a good point to explore the city with the Reichtag and Potsdamer Platz around the corner, and Unter den Linden in front of you . Mitte IPariser Platz I S1 , I Brandenburg Gate 25
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5. Potzdamer platz
6. Reichstag
7. Judische Museum
8. Philharmonie
Music experts agree: this room has a one of the best acoustics in the world. You can visit free concerts on teusdays from september to june at 13:oo . For other concerts visit the website of the Philharmonie . Tiergarten I Mathaikirchstrasse 1 I U / S-Bahn Potsdamer Platz
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9. Karl Marx Allee
10. Berlijnse Muur /Eastside gallery
11. Checkpoint Charly
12. Insider tours
Berlin tours offers insider's tours since 1996. If you want to hear the real story behind the city this is a must. Tours are in English and the guides know what they're talking about . Try the 'Third Reich Tour' and the 'Cold War Tour' . Its the ideal way to see the major spots in the city and give the monuments its place in history. Cost are € 12 and the tour lasts 4 hours. Tours depart Mon , Wed, Fri and Sunday at 10:00
Hardenberg Platz 2-4 , 10623 Berlin near the main entrance to Zoo train station . |
13. Berlin Vintage Tours
Berlin is the city's for second-hand markets and -shops . Where it is elsewhere has a somewhat dusty image, in Berlin it is the place where hipsters do their shoppings. To make sure you hit the right markets you can take the Berlin Vintage Tour. This guys will complete a tour based on your taste, cost are € 15- € 20 per person.
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14. Plus one Berlin
Plus One Berlin is a brilliant concept where a local takes you by the hand and shows his Berlin! You can choose from more than 30 locals with all unique backgrounds and interests. You can choose to go for an hour with someone or go for a full day program! Cost vary from € 30 for a short trip up to € 50 for a long trip .
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15. Tempelhof
Tempelhof, is a former airport which slowly turns into an outdoor recreation area. Where in '48 / '49 the area was used by the Nazis as an airport, it is now a place where you enjoy freedom. Both literally (gigantic landmass) and figuratively (festivals, office space for startups , ...). In the future, this area this area will be developed as a model for contemporary urban space. Now it is mainly a place where the Berliner come to skate, cycle, and BBQ! Tempelhof is best reached by public transport : S41 , S42 , S46 , S47 S-Bahn station Tempelhof
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16. Potsdam
If you want to find shelter outside the city and are looking for a bit of culture in nature, then Potsdam is highly recommended. In an hour you mingle in a very different world. Postdam is situated in a unique cultural landscape. World famous castles (Sanssouci Palace) and gardens (UNESCO world heritage) make it worthwhile to travel to Potsdam. For transport and tickets, click here.
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