Historical centre of Berlin

Let’s start with the “almost medieval” Nikolaevsky quarter. It was reconstructed in 1987, with the first Berlin church (early 13th century), named after St. George. Nicholas. In the quarter there are several more buildings of the 16th - 18th centuries. Paved curved streets and tiled roofs, beer restaurants, wine cellars - this is how you want to see a German town, but we will leave this oasis of antiquity and go to the Town Hall, which is surrounded by buildings of the time of developed socialism. Opposite the Town Hall there is another 13th century building – the Church of Mary.

Next, we will proceed to the “Island of Museums”, included in the list of world cultural heritage, the Berlin Cathedral, then pass through the palace square and the bridge of the 19th century, pass near the palaces of crown princes and crown princesses, the new guard, the arsenal. On Unter den Linden - buildings of the time of Frederick the Great: Berlin Opera, former. The Royal Library, St. Jadwiga Cathedral, University., further to the Gendarme Market (18th century) and finish the 2-hour walk on Unter den Linden. Here you will be offered one of the typical old Berlin restaurants with beer and sausages.

If you are not tired and want to continue the tour (3 hours), then we will walk with you to the Brandenburg Gate and the Reichstag.