A multitude of exciting destinations exists throughout the city of Berlin await visitors to experience. Every tourist moment becomes extraordinary through smart attraction selection from this list. 

Berlin’s Television Tower

Berlin citizens still view the 53-year-old tower with the same excitement it displayed when it first became Berlin’s landmark. The tallest building in Germany stands safely on top as Berlin’s most identifiable landmark. The tower stands so high that people can recognize it from anywhere inside the city boundaries.  Construction utilizes the structure to provide a viewing platform with two components: a glass platform and a revolving dining hall. 

Checkpoint Charlie Museum

The visited attraction functions as a well-known point between East and West Berlin. Amongst its exhibits the museum displays important relics within space that focuses mainly on Berlin Wall history. 

The Berlin Wall Memorial 

East Germany built this border in 1961 as it segregated the western half of Berlin from escape to West Germany until it demolished the barrier during 1989. Modern Europe preserves tiny wall sections to demonstrate the intense hostility which historically separated the European continent. 

Spree River

Due to its curved path along the terrain the Spree River extends longer than typical appearance would suggest though it drains into the Havel River. City sightseeing river cruises along with city tours by boat with guaranteed seating turn the Spree River into a platform through which you can explore the city while boating. 

Museum Island 

The waterway moving between the Spree River and Kupfergraben functions as Spree Island. Museum Island functions as Berlin’s oldest major museum collection by hosting both the 1830-built Old Museum and the 1876-opened Old National Gallery. This site stands among the most important properties recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites.