The infamous landmark of berlin. Not to be missed if you,re visiting Berlin for the first time. You can get to various places from there for example Tiergarten and potsdamer platz
Fantastic caligraphy and touching history west germany and east germany.
A perfect place to wind down after visiting the museums and lie on the grass on a sunny afternoon.
Very moving and informative exhibit. A must for history buffs or people simple interested in learning more about the horrors perpetuated by the Nazis
My favorite museum in Berlin. Is a must if you are there. Be aware that the Pergammon is close until 2017 but there are plenty other things to see.
Definitly one of the greatest museums in Berlin. The permanent exibitions are a must see.
Fun and informative interactive museum, a truly lovely experience. The DDR recipes at the restaurant are a nice touch
It is a huge park to make whatever you want. Some exercise, cycling, grill, picnic with plenty of oxygen and sun. Have fun
Impressive place. I loved the old/new architecture with all those wall pantings, vaulted ceilings and frescoes. One of my favorites on museum island. There's an audio guide, too.
Huge museum with life size planes, trains, ships... Impressive! We got in free with the museum pass but got to pay for audio guides.
The view of the wall from the east side is unbelievable, it reminds us the fall of the wall. The street art on the wall is a must see.
Love the view point with the small museum. That museum is really clear, interesting and well done.
An enormous open space in the middle of a big city. Walk, play, run, picnic, BBQ on the former runways of an airport. One of my favourite spots in Berlin.
It's a MUST visit - the view from the top is amazing and together with the audio guide it is also a good history lesson. Be sure though to make an online reservation, as you can't get in otherwise.
Great modern architecture, cinemas, and food. The film & TV museum is very cool and interesting too! Make sure to look at the ceiling thing at sunset.
They've put on a fantastic exhibition - and free! The side-by-side videos of the wall going up & coming down are surprisingly touching.
