Berlin is a vast capital with loads of things to do and fun activities suitable for travelers of all ages. We recommend having a wonderful day joining a Berlin Free Walking Tour, climbing the Reichstag dome, going to the Berlin Wall to take photos of the East Side Gallery, meeting friends at Alexanderplatz to enjoy the local atmosphere, and booking a table at a traditional restaurant to enjoy typical drinks and dishes such as beer, pork knuckle, or curry sausages. If you can stay several days in the city, do not hesitate to spend a whole day on Museum Island; there you will find the stunning Pergamon Museum, the Bode Museum, the Neues Museum, the Old National Gallery and the Altes Museum. After a long day of sightseeing, relax in the huge Tiergarten public park. As for the night, explore electronic music clubs in Friedrichshain and Warschauer Strasse which stay open until the early morning.

Berlin is famous worldwide for its medieval beauty, baroque architecture, and an extremely complex contemporary history. Book in advance several Free Walking Tours in Berlin to see the architectural jewels of the historical center. After that, most travelers join a Free Third Reich and Jewish Quarter Tour to understand the origins of Nazism and how it affected the Jewish community. Additionally, many tourists in the city enjoy taking a Free Berlin Wall and Cold War Tour, where an expert guide explains the last years of the Nazi occupation and the terrors of communism. Other interesting Free Tours in Berlin include an Alternative Berlin City Tour, to understand the open mentality that made the city famous in the nineties. If you have even more free time, we recommend a Tour of the Sachsenhausen Concentration Camp, to dive into the most terrible moment in German history, as well as an Excursion to Potsdam.

Germany’s capital, dating back to the 13th century, has had a turbulent past that can still be felt throughout the city. Among the top sights and attractions captivating visitors from all around the world every year, our favorites are the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate and the Berlin Wall. At the Wall, you will find the infamous Checkpoint Charlie, the crossing point between the two Germanys where so many tragedies took place. Other must-see landmarks include the Museum Island complex, the Rotes Rathaus (or City Hall), Humboldt University, as well as the Catholic Cathedral and the State Opera. Walking around Wilhelm Strasse (the National Socialist Government Quarter), you will find the former ministries, the chancellery and Hitler's bunker. Of course, your tour of Berlin wouldn’t be complete without visiting the moving Holocaust Memorial. In addition, lovers of electronic music will enjoy a visit to Kreutzberg, the most alternative neighborhood in the city.