Introduction

Dear, tourists Are you ready to set your feet on the marvelous capital of Germany, Berlin? If you are interested in history, interested in art, or just looking for a new cultural experience then Berlin is a city like no other. In the following travel guide you will discover the most important sights and things to experience if you only have 2 days for this vibrant city.

Day 1: Exploring the Rich History

Morning

Thus, Berlin’s symbol and the first attraction you should necessarily explore during your first morning in the city is the Brandenburg Gate. This rich ornament symbolize the unity and victory over the troubled history of Germany. Spend a few minutes gawking at the scale of this building and taking some nice pictures.

Afternoon

Then visit the interesting site such as the Berlin Wall Memorial. Here visitors get acquainted with the division of the city during the Cold War period. Tour the outside exhibition, view displays about people and their experiences with the division, and even view a segment of the original Berlin Wall.

Evening

At night, you can accompany the atmosphere of Alexanderplatz in the evening. They are all open-for-business shops, restaurants, picture theaters etc throughout this highly active running square. Taste one or several pieces of well–cooked traditional German dinner, and enjoy the firms’ vibe of the city.

Day 2: Art, Culture, and Cuisine

Morning

The second day in Berlin is best begun with a tour of Museum Island, which is listed as a World Heritage Site. This group of 5 global standard museums has an incredible collection of art and history. Definitely do not miss the spectacular Pergamon Museum where virtual guide to the Haus der Ischtar gate is a must.

Afternoon

When your soul is full of art go for a walk along the renowned Unter den Linden street. This avenue is covered with trees and the stores here include restaurants, bars, shops and other significant characteristics of this area are several historical sites. Visit the Berlin cathedral which is a beautiful building and while there you can go upstairs to отримуйте incredible views of the city.

Evening

With your 48 hours in Berlin coming to an end, let’s take a closer look at food culture in Berlin. Go to the relatively modern district of Kreuzberg and there one will find an exhaustive list of Global eateries. From the real Turkish kebabs to tasty Vietnamese phos, everything that can be possibly imagined is found here.

Additional Tips

Transportation

With the Public transport communication in Berlin, Berlin is one of the most well-connected cities in Europe. One should buy a Berlin WelcomeCard that enables free circulation in buses, trains, and trams in addition to free discounts.

Language

Although the official language is German only, majority of the people understand and speak English especially those in the southern part that is a tourists’ precinct. But do not despair; learning a few basic phrases will be highly appreciated by the Germans on the streets.

Currency

The currency used in Germany is the Euro as the currency in the European Union member states. However, it is better to carry a little of small money for snacks and other similar miscellaneous, credit cards are however widely accepted all over the city.

Conclusion

Berlin is a city that is so full of historical and cultural experience but determines deep and satisfactory modernity. In a span of two days only, you can already have a preview of how beautiful this city is. You will never get bored with Berlin, and it still offers more than enough to the county’s tourists. So, let the bag be packed and embark yourself for an amazing journey!