Brandenburg Gate

Berlin's most famous landmark, symbol of division and reunification: the Brandenburg Gate. Take a souvenir photo in the former border strip

5 minutes

Unter Den Linden (Pass By)

Experience the boulevard of the historic center of Berlin with its famous lime trees, elegant cafés and the equestrian statue of Frederick the Great. You will see the Humboldt University, the Kronprinzenpalais, the German Historical Museum and the place of book burning by the Nazis.

German State Opera (Deutsche Staatsoper) (Pass By)

The Berlin State Opera, with its principal conductor Daniel Barenboim, has recently been painstakingly restored.

Berliner Fernsehturm (Pass By)

See the tallest tower in the city and one of Berlin's landmarks.

Reichstag Building (Pass By)

The Reichstag, today, as in the past, the seat of the German parliament, stands like no other building in Berlin for the changeable German history. From here you can also see the Federal Chancellery and other government buildings.

Museum Island (Pass By)

Five major museums are located on Museum Island, which is a World Heritage Site. Here are among others the Pergamon Altar and the Nefertiti.

Bellevue Palace (Pass By)

The neat seat of the Federal President, formerly a summer palace of the Prussian kings

Berlin Central Station (Pass By)

The newly built main station is the largest crossing station in Europe

Stadtschloss Berlin (Pass By)

You will see the reconstructed 500-room palace with its magnificent Baroque façade. Once home to princes, kings and emperors for centuries, it now houses museums. From here you also have a good view of the Berlin Cathedral

Nikolaiviertel (Pass By)

The cradle of Berlin, the oldest part of the city center around the medieval Nikolaikirche, is today a cozy pedestrian zone with pretty cafés

Gendarmenmarkt (Pass By)

See the French church in one of the most beautiful squares in Europe and learn all about the French religious refugees in Berlin

Potsdamer Platz (Pass By)

Potsdamer Platz, once the busiest square in Europe, is today a modern district with many shops, Konis and restaurants designed by world-famous architects

East Side Gallery (Pass By)

Here you will experience the longest preserved remnant of the Berlin Wall, completely painted by graffiti artists from all over the world

Botschaftsviertel (Pass By)

The Berlin Embassy District still has old messages from the pre-war period, mixed with hypermodern buildings of the most varied styles

Victory Column (Siegessaule) (Pass By)

The Victory Column, impressively placed at the intersection of the East-West and North-South axes, recalls the victories of the Kingdom of Prussia

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church (Pass By)

In the west of Berlin, make one of the most famous landmarks in the city. The Gedächtniskirche reminds as a ruin of the terrible destruction of Berlin in the Second World War

Checkpoint Charlie

You will see the most famous border crossing in Berlin

5 minutes

Scheunenviertel

Experience the former Jewish quarter and the old Berlin backyards

10 minutes

Kurfurstendamm (Pass By)

The elegant boulevard in the west of the city, modeled after the Paris Champs Elysees, offers the best shopping