Berlin Attractions - When visiting Berlin, you will encounter numerous parks when you wish to enjoy the fresh air and scenery. Many tourists, as well as locals can be seen wandering about some of the most popular parks during the summer season. The largest within the city is called Tiergarten, which also serves as the site for the Love Parade. This celebration can be enjoyed during the month of July.
The Britzer Garden showcases an array of beautiful plants and flowers. Panoramic views of the southern part of Berlin can be enjoyed at Viktoriapark. Sometimes, a tourist feels like a day at the beach. A popular spot for swimming can be found in the southeast section of the city, which is called Muggelsee. Located on the banks of the Havel and Spree Rivers, a great place to sunbath awaits your arrival.
Nikolaikirche (Church of St. Nicholas)
Nikolaikirchplatz, off Spandauerstrasse
Berlin, Germany
When visiting this church, you will find the oldest within the city. This attraction has a history that can be traced back to the 13th century. When visiting the church and tower, you will not have to pay an admission fee.
Siegessäule (Victory Column)
Berlin, Germany
This park offers a variety of monuments to explore. Some of the features to look forward to include an observation platform, as well as a grand 285-step spiral staircase.
Zoologischer Garten Berlin (Berlin Zoo-Aquarium)
Hardenbergplatz 8
Berlin, Germany
This attraction is the oldest zoo that can be found within in the city. More than 13,000 animals call this zoo their home, including giant pandas and an impressive array of birds.
The Berlin Wall
Berlin, Germany
This site was known for the separation that it caused families and friends. Serving as a well-known symbol for the Cold War, it was torn down during 1989.
The Brandenburg Gate
Unter den Linden/Strasse des 17 Juni Berlin
Berlin, Germany
This attraction is known as a symbol of peace. The public can visit this site, which offers a plaza to explore.
The Victory Column
Am Grossen Stern
Berlin, Germany
This monument was created to pay homage to the Prussian victories over Denmark. This attraction stands close to 62 meters high.
The Reichstag
Platz der Republik
Berlin, Germany
This site once served as the Headquarters of the German Parliament, but now is where the lower Parliament can be found. A deep history can be explored at this location.
Zitadelle Sapndau
Am Juliusturm 1
Berlin, Germany
When visiting this site, you will encounter one of the few pieces of medieval architecture in the city. This former fortress dates back to the mid-1500s.
Checkpoint Charlie
Berlin, Germany
One of the most prominent symbols of the Cold War can be found here. This site once served as the original border post. A museum in the city is dedicated to the history of this landmark.
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