The capital city of Germany is one of the most popular cities in Europe that combine the historical and modern architecture. There is so much to see and do within the park that it can be quite daunting the task of planning your schedule for a three day trip. For this very reason, in this guide, we shall offer you a day by day roadmap to ensure that you get the right experience in Berlin.

Day 1: Explore Historic Landmarks

For your first day in Berlin it will be useful to begin from visiting the Brandenburg Gate as a symbol of reunification of the city. Then take a walk along the Unter den Linden boulevard, marked with architectural monuments.

Please read on and find out how you can spend the rest of your day visiting two major attractions which were strategic during the cold war –Berlin Wall Memorial and Checkpoint Charlie. Spend some time to familiarise yourself with the history and, of course, express your thoughts concerning the lost lives because of the division.

Among top attractions, there cannot be higher popularity than Museum Island, which is also a UNESCO site. Watch art, artifacts and historical exhibitions in the Pergamon Museum, the Neues Museum and the Altes Museum.

Day 2: Immerse in Culture and Art

Bill it to the arts and culture: get your second day going by exploring the art district of Berlin. To begin with you might consider visiting East Side Gallery- the longest remaining segment of the Berlin wall painted in very bright colors and converted into the outdoor gallery.

Then once again go to Museum Island to visit Bode Museum and Alte Nationalgalerie museums. These museums boast incredibly stunning sculptures, paintings, and artefacts. Spend some time and contemplate over the artwork ad also get to understand about their historical aspect as well.

Later in the afternoon, the Reichstag Building – the home of the German Parliament; it is a must see attraction. Go up to the roof top terrace and have an amazing look over the skyline of the German capital city. Please make sure to make your visit reservation ahead of time.

But to bring the curtain down at night, graze on the new and burgeoning eating out outlets of Berlin. Go to a typical beer garden or taste some typical fast foods, they are currywurst and döner kebab, for example. The restaurants of Berlin offer anything that is possible to imagine concerning the international meal.

Day 3: The Relation Between Parks, Gardens and Modern Berlin

On the last day for your tours, walk around to see Berlin green areas and its contemporary aspect. Begin your exploration of the city with Tiergarten, the biggest park of Berlin. Just take a stroll, rent a bicycle or take a picnic in this serene colonial style park.

Thirdly, pay a visit to the Berlin Zoological Garden which is one of the oldest and most varied zoos of the world. Stare in awe at a marvelous assembly of animals and spend the time to try and check out the neighboring aquarium.

Go on with your day in two of Berlin’s hip districts: Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain. These places are particularly famous for graffiti, specialty stores, and abundant nightlife. Visit the East Side Gallery again and go for a drink and food early evening, then try out some of the bars and clubs in the area later on.

Additional Tips

• It would be wise to request a Berlin WelcomeCard for free and unlimited travel on local transport or at a reduced price with attractions throughout Berlin.
• You should also try and avoid popular spots as they tend to attract large numbers of tourists at specific time of the day.
• If you intend to travel to Berlin check out on a currywurst a street food popular to the region.
• Enjoy a Free walking tour with many companies that will provide you with an insight on the history of the city.
• Ensure that you verify your transport through the ticket before getting on a train or a bus.
• As you could learn about it in the previous lesson, visit the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe.