Berlin Things to Do

 69 Reviews  The Column of Victory is 220ft high, and reminding on the Prussian victories of war in 1864 and 1866 and 1870-71. The Column rises in the middle of a huge roundabout at Strasse des 17. Juni, called... 

 39 Reviews  This sculpture is located in the middle Tauentzienstrasse close to KaDeWe and is accessible from all sides. It is called ‘Berlin’ but is also known as the Wiggly Statue, Broken Chain and the... 

 21 Reviews  I found district of Kreuzberg a very interesting part of Berlin. It was artistic, multicultural, scene district of Berlin (like Mont Martre in Paris) full of ethnic minorities (Turks mainly), artistic... 

 19 Reviews  The Moltkebrücke (Moltke Bridge) is a bridge over the Spree River in Berlin-Mitte, and was the scene of one of the major actions of the Battle in Berlin. It was damaged by German demolition charges as... 

 38 Reviews  Almost hidden behind the trees, opposite the southern side of the Reichstag there is a memorial for victims of the Berlin Wall, which used to run only a few steps away. The memorial has white crosses... 

 36 Reviews  "Gärten der Welt" (gardens of the world) is an ensemble of themed gardens in the otherwise not-so-spectacular suburb of Berlin-Marzahn. The beautiful gardens include a Balinese, Oriental, Korean,... 

 24 Reviews  I thought Potsdam was an interesting town but the highlight for me was our chance to explore the enormous park west of the town of Potsdam. The park has numerous Palaces or Schloss created during the... 

 39 Reviews  The Red City Hall (Rotes Rathaus) gets its name from the heavy red clinker bricks that form its facade. During the Soviet occupation of East Berlin, the town hall functions of the city split between... 

 26 Reviews  KaDeWe (Kaufhaus des Westens) is the largest department store in continental Europe and there's something for everyone. Even if you don't want to buy anything, I recommend a visit to the food hall,... 

 27 Reviews  BERLIN When I stepped off the express train from Prague at the Berlin Hauptbahnhof there was a feeling of ..."at last I've finally got here"..Berlin was the city in Germany that I wanted to visit... 

 23 Reviews   As I said in my introduction, Berliners love to socialise and to party, and have created some cool places to do just that on the banks of the river Spree. After all, why let a little detail like... 

 11 Reviews  This cemetary is one of the oldest graveyards of Berlin, dating back to 1762. Although quite small, many influential Germans have found their resting place here, among them writers Bertold Brecht and... 

 9 Reviews  Schloss Bellevue was built for Prince August Ferdinand of Prussia as a summer palace and was completed in 1791. It stands in 20 hectares of grounds and was used as a royal residence until 1918. It...