Berlin is a huge city with a lot of history and culture and if you want to find the best of Berlin’s atmosphere, you certainly won’t want to miss out a walking tour. A city with lots of landmarks, both historical and contemporary, Berlin is. In short we find out about the top 10 landmarks to see on a walking tour in Berlin.

1. Brandenburg Gate

And Berlin’s most iconic landmark is one of them, the Brandenburg Gate. From its tormented newness this neoclassical monument has borne witness to all kinds of big events in history and holds the place as the symbol of unity and peace. Pariser Platz is an historical site and a walk through it will give you to enjoy the stunning architecture and active vibe of the place.

2. Reichstag Building

The German Parliament resides in a masterpiece of architecture, the Reichstag Building. There you can take a guided tour inside and find out about its past and also see inside a fabulous glass dome. Panoramic views of Berlin comprise the dome, the rooftop restaurant is also a great opportunity for dining with a stunning ambience.

3. Berlin Wall

Included in a list of must see landmarks is the Berlin Wall, which divided the city for almost three decades. Go see the East Side Gallery, where artists have turned segments of the wall into a free open air art show. Learn the city’s history, and the wall’s impact on the people who lived there.

4. Checkpoint Charlie

During Cold War, the famous border crossing point between East and West Berlin was known as Checkpoint Charlie. Today, it is a memorial and museum. Look at the stories of the people who attempted to cross the border and marvel at the famous sign marking the checkpoint.

5. Museum Island

Museum Island is in the heart of Berlin and is a UNESCO World Heritage site. There are also the Pergamon Museum, the Neues Museum, and the Altes Museum among the world class museums. Walk around the island and admire the eye pleasing architecture and historical oddments.

6. Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe

Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (also known as the Holocaust Memorial) is a desolate and powerful place to visit. 2,711 concrete slabs of different heights come together in a maze of structure to make up the memorial. Slow down and reflect and pay an homage to Holocaust victims.

7. Gendarmenmarkt

Gendarmenmarkt is one of Berlin’s most beautiful squares and home to three impressive buildings: the Concert House, the French Cathedral, and the German Cathedral. Women admire the impressive architecture, get coffee in these nearby cafés and immerse in the scene.

8. Charlottenburg Palace

The largest palace in Berlin is Charlottenburg Palace and Go for a stroll through the gardens. Take a look at the lavish rooms and find out how it has it been that the Prussian royalty. In addition to being a venue for opera, the palace is also used for classical music concerts, so have a look at the schedule for an opportunity to see how the past was grand.

9. Berlin Cathedral

A good example of neo-renaissance architecture is the Berlin Cathedral that sits on Museum Island. Take the drone a bit upward to go see the whole city from above, or go see the interior with its beautiful mosaics and fine details.

10. Potsdamer Platz

Potsdamer Platz is a busy square turned into a very modern urban city. See the futuristic architecture, walk towards the Sony Center, and take a lot of shopping, eating and entertainment opportunities. Also a happy one, it’s a place which represents Berlin’s evolution into what it is now.

Before you hit the Berlin streets, be sure to wear comfortable shoes – you’ll be walking all over, and it’s a lot of ground to cover. In one of the many green spaces, take breaks or choose a coffee in one of the city’s cosy cafés. Berlin’s landmarks have not only a gorgeous visual but also are historically and culturally very meaningful. Enjoy the feeling of soak into the atmosphere and enchauted by the powerfull city past and vibrant present.