Top 10 Things to Do in Berlin

A 1.3-kilometre stretch of the original Berlin Wall transformed into the world's largest open-air gallery, covered in vivid murals by artists from around the globe.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site housing five internationally renowned museums on a small island in the Spree River, including the Pergamon and the Neues Museum.

Berlin's most eclectic neighbourhood, blending immigrant culture, street art, independent boutiques, and some of the city's best restaurants and bars.

A vast urban forest at the heart of the city, perfect for cycling, picnicking, and strolling between the Brandenburg Gate and Charlottenburg.

The famous Cold War border crossing between East and West Berlin, now surrounded by museums and exhibits documenting daring escape attempts.

The grand Evangelical cathedral on Museum Island, with a stunning dome you can climb for panoramic views over the city centre.

The bustling central square anchored by the iconic TV Tower, offering a lively mix of shopping, transport links, and historic street life.

Peter Eisenman's haunting field of 2,711 concrete slabs in the heart of the city, dedicated to the memory of Europe's murdered Jews.

Berlin's largest palace, a magnificent Baroque structure surrounded by formal gardens that harks back to the era of the Prussian royal family.

A 1.3-kilometre stretch of the original Berlin Wall transformed into the world's largest open-air gallery, covered in vivid murals by artists from around the globe.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site housing five internationally renowned museums on a small island in the Spree River, including the Pergamon and the Neues Museum.

Berlin's most eclectic neighbourhood, blending immigrant culture, street art, independent boutiques, and some of the city's best restaurants and bars.

A vast urban forest at the heart of the city, perfect for cycling, picnicking, and strolling between the Brandenburg Gate and Charlottenburg.

The famous Cold War border crossing between East and West Berlin, now surrounded by museums and exhibits documenting daring escape attempts.

The grand Evangelical cathedral on Museum Island, with a stunning dome you can climb for panoramic views over the city centre.

The bustling central square anchored by the iconic TV Tower, offering a lively mix of shopping, transport links, and historic street life.

Peter Eisenman's haunting field of 2,711 concrete slabs in the heart of the city, dedicated to the memory of Europe's murdered Jews.

Berlin's largest palace, a magnificent Baroque structure surrounded by formal gardens that harks back to the era of the Prussian royal family.