Attractions

What to see in Berlin

Berlin is a city with a multi-layered history and a unique atmosphere: from attractive Prussian antiquity and Baroque luxury to traces of the XX century, a divided city and subsequent revival. Here the official capital and the creative, alternative Berlin are intertwined, where you can feel the spirit of change, multiculturalism and lively urban life.

Manufactures and facilities

Man-made sights of Berlin amaze with diversity: the palace and park ensembles of Charlottenburg and Kepenik, the residence of Bellevue, the sculpture park at the New National Gallery and many monuments - from Schiller and Goethe to Rudolf Virchow. The historic center with the Red Town Hall, Unter den Linden and Friedrichstrasse streets, the architectural accents in the form of the Berliner Fernsehturm TV tower and the skyscrapers Haus des Reisens, Debis-Haus and Haus der Werbung, as well as the bustling Potsdamer Platz Arkaden and the Steglitz Forum, make the city ideal for those looking for something to see in Berlin.

Natural attractions and places

Natural corners and waterways give Berlin lightness and spaciousness: the Spree River flows through the city, and lakes are scattered around - Tegel Lake, Great Wannsee, Muggelse and Kalk, where you can relax from the bustle of the city. In the capital and its surroundings there are extensive parks - Tiergarten, the Big Garden, Marzahn and Britzer parks, the Berlin Botanical Garden and even the tropical complex "Tropical Islands", which expand the list of places where nature lovers and quiet walks go.

Build routes and visit interesting places

On our site you can see all these attractions on an interactive map: once you open the map, it is easy to read brief descriptions of objects, mark points of interest and build a convenient route for a walk or a day program. The map allows you to plan a logical path between monuments, museums, parks and lakes, making the preparation for the trip quick and visual.

You can explore Berlin on your own, walking along the laid route and discovering the city at your own pace, or use the services of local guides and book a tour: guides will tell stories that are not always visible at first glance, spend on hidden courtyards, explain the context of architecture and culture and make the walk rich and informative. Excursions are suitable both for the first acquaintance with the city and for deep thematic trips.

Come to Berlin to see the contrasts of the old and the new, walk along the Spree, sit in the botanical garden and feel the pulse of the world capital. Discover the sights, plan your itinerary and leave room for surprises – these are often the best memories of a trip.