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City Tours

  • Leaving from the Zoo station or Friedrichstrasse, busses with the numbers 100 and 200 are a great way to gain initial first impressions of the city. Tip: depart the bus at the Brandenburg Gate and walk along the 'Unter den Linden' boulevard to the Gendarmenmarkt - weather permitting, it is an invigorating experience (no guided tours).
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  • Guided city tours are provided by a number of reputable companies, and start every 15 to 30 minutes in the peak tourism season. Starting points include for example the Kaiser William Memorial Church at the Kurfürstendamm and the "Unter den Linden" boulevard on the corner of the Friedrichstraße. The tour takes around 2 hours and prices range between 15 and 25 € per person depending on the tour company in question.
  • Another popular way to see Berlin is by boat. River tours depart from the jetties on the Cathedral/Museum Island, Jannowitz Bridge and the Palace Bridge. Prices start at 14 € per adult
  • Berlin WelcomeCard: The Berlin WelcomeCard is not only a travel card, which enables free travel with public transport to visitors of Berlin. With over 200 sales reduction partners and unparalleled discounts of at least 25% and up to 50%, as well as an extensive travel guide with various tour suggestions and helpful insider tips.

Shopping

  • Potsdamer Platz Arcades: over 100 stores and boutiques spread over 3 floors
  • Friedrichstraße: exclusive shopping in Quartier 205 or 206 Quartier 207 home of the Galaries Lafayette
  • Tauentzienstraße: KaDeWe - the Kaufhaus des Westens enviably located at the Wittenbergplatz with its famous connoisseur level on the 5th floor
  • Hackescher Market in Berlin-Mitte: mostly small, quirky stores and boutiques
  • Gendarmenmarkt: Fassbender & Rausch - internationally renowned chocolatiers which is home to over 500 types of handmade pralines, truffles and sweets housed within the world's longest praline counter
  • Alexanderplatz: Alexia Shopping Centre, Galeria Kaufhof, Saturn and many more
  • Kurfürstendamm: A multitude of department stores, shops, boutiques and eating establishments
  • RITTER SPORT Bunte SchokoWelt: chocolate lovers young and old can enjoy, discover and create with chocolate to their heart's content over three floors covering almost 1,000 m2.

Museums

Berlin is the city of museums. Over 170 museums in Berlin keep the history, art and knowledge of the city alive and form a unique museum scenery - a dynamic landscape that is growing in breathtaking speed. Many of the museums also form the city's memory banks if you will. Among other things, they document the Kingdom of Prussia, the city's turbulent role in two world wars and the affects of the Iron Curtain.

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  • Kulturforum at Potsdamer Platz: New National Gallery, Gemäldegalerie (Art Gallery), Kunstgewerbemuseum (Museum of decorative art), Kupferstichkabinett (Print Room), Kunstbibliothek (Art Library), Music Instrument Museum, Hamburger Bahnhof - Museum für Gegenwart (Museum for Contemporary Art)
  • Museum Island Berlin: the Old Museum, Old National Gallery, Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Central Archives, Friedrichswerdersche Church
  • Museum Dahlem: Ethnological Museum, Museum of Indian Art, Museum of East Asian Art, Museum of European Cultures, Institute for Museology
  • Charlottenburg: Egyptian Museum and papyrus collection, Museum Berggruen, Museum for Pre- and Early History, Museum of Photography
  • Köpenick: Schloss Köpenick (Museum of Decorative Art)