Probably the most popular attraction in the city.
Symbolizes Berlin's Cold War division between East and West.
Right next to Brandenburg Gate.
Right next to Brandenburg Gate.
Seat of the German parliament; we didn't go on the roof or dome, but it could be fun.
Massive garden with a lot to walk through.
In the same area as everything above.
Interesting to explore Germany's relationship with Russia because of all the highs and lows.
Beautiful graffiti project done by 118 artists.
Covers part of the Berlin Wall and has a lot of unique art.
On Museum Island; really nice church.
Lots of stairs to get to the top, but good 360-degree views.
Spend time at museums if that's your thing; there are many, and I believe some have discounted or free days.
Close to Museum Island; nice area.
Extremely unique memorial; won't spoil it.
Nice baroque summer palace and massive garden.
Mostly active on Sundays.
RAW and Mauerpark are the ones I had noted.
Saved as another stop.
Tressor, Mbia, about blank, ritter butzke, watergate, and suicide club are super fun.
I went to Tressor and Watergate and it was unreal.
Soda Club, Havana, and a7 were forwarded recs from a credible friend who studied abroad in Berlin.
The two famous ones.
Dress correctly, check themes, and do research before trying your hand.
Forwarded recs: multilayerladen, red and black bar, silver future, dschungle, zu mir oder zu dir, pawn dot com, mein haus am see.
Probably the single best hostel experience I've ever had.
Ridiculously cheap, always felt clean, spacious enough, good storage, and a really nice sports bar below the hostel.
Affordable and also great options.
I'd recommend staying between Brandenburg Gate and East Side Gallery because most of the stuff to do exists between the two.
If you're traveling with more than 4, text me.
It was affordable, spacious, and clean.
Korean spot; a little pricey but fantastic.
Owned by a Korean woman and her German wife, and they were great to chat with after the meal.
Right next to Museum Island.
Amazing German spot with a lot of good menu items.
Portions look larger than they really are, so heads up.
Expensive and reservations required, but it was an amazing meal.
Solid German spot near Brandenburg Gate.
We would have gone here if it wasn't closed for a corporate event; it looked amazing.
Germany just has great public transport.
Cheap, fast, straightforward, and runs late on weekends.
Also a good option and not expensive.
Kim is the sweetest. Bonchan was gas.
Might be closed but if not, unreal
