Start your Berlin journey at the magnificent Brandenburg Gate, the city’s neoclassical icon and a symbol of reunification, perfect for those essential first photos.

Brandenburg Gate

Walk just a short distance to the moving Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a haunting field of concrete stelae that invites quiet reflection on the city’s history.

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Marvel at masterpieces in the world-class Pergamon Museum on Museum Island, home to awe-inspiring ancient treasures like the Ishtar Gate and the Market Gate of Miletus.

Pergamon Museum

Dine on refined modern German cuisine at the stylish Restaurant Borchardt, a local institution beloved for its schnitzel and lively atmosphere since 1853.

Restaurant Borchardt

Stroll along the colorful East Side Gallery, the world’s longest open-air gallery, where over a kilometer of the Berlin Wall is covered in striking murals celebrating freedom and unity.

East Side Gallery

Grab a seat at the beloved Curry 36 for a classic Berlin street food lunch—try the legendary currywurst, a spicy-sweet local favorite that’s perfect for refueling.

Curry 36

Soak up Kreuzberg’s creative energy at the Markthalle Neun, a gorgeous 19th-century market hall filled with artisanal food stalls and pop-up treats from around the globe.

Markthalle Neun

Enjoy craft cocktails and sweeping city views atop Klunkerkranich, a quirky rooftop bar and urban garden perched atop a Neukölln parking garage—a locals’ favorite for sunset.

Klunkerkranich

Begin your day in royal style at the elegant Charlottenburg Palace, Berlin’s largest palace, surrounded by manicured gardens and Baroque splendor.

Charlottenburg Palace

Escape to nature in the heart of the city at Tiergarten, Berlin’s vast central park, ideal for relaxing walks, spotting monuments, or enjoying a lakeside picnic.

Tiergarten

Experience Berlin’s speakeasy culture at the hidden Buck and Breck, a tiny, reservation-only cocktail bar with world-class mixologists and an intimate atmosphere.

Buck and Breck