Welcome to Berlin! If you’re in a planning of visiting this exciting and culturally rich city then you are in for a good time. Fortunately, there are many interesting sights and attractions so it might be confusing where to start planning your trip. In this blog post, we’ll help you plan what to see and do to get the best of your 72-hour trip to Berlin.

Day 1: Reflecting on Past and Present History and Culture of Berlin

The first place you should go to see in Berlin is the Brandenburg Gate. Being the symbol of Berlin’s reunification, it is certainly worth visiting. The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is just a few footsteps from the gate away. Standing like 2,711 massive concrete cubes, this highly insightful memorial stands to educate about the Holocaust.

Afterwards travel to the Reichstag Building where the German Parliament convenes. Guided tours are available inside to enjoy the architectural design and new roof-glass dome that provides ultimate city-point scenic views.

In the afternoon return to history by visiting the Checkpoint Charlie Museum. Direct your students to some information regarding the thematic – Berlin Wall and the attempts to escape from East Germany to West one. Also nearby, there is the remaining sections of the Berlin Wall – an attraction that must be visited.

Tip:

It is possible to embark on an organized walking tour as this will enable you hire a tour guide from Berlin to explain historical features.

Day 2: Getting to Know Berlin in a Cultural Way

It is the Museum Island that is listed as the World Heritage Site so you should begin your day here. Discover in detail the five museums of world ranking: the Pergamon Museum, Unique Museum with exhibits from ancient Greece and Rome; the Neues Museum, Museum, which refers to the unique bust of the Queen of Egypt Nefertiti.

subsequently go for a walk to the now famous East Side Gallery a part of the Berlin Wall decorated with graffiti. This art place provides free art created by enthusiasts and showcases the creativity of the city.

If you want to try some real Berliner food then you have to visit Markthalle Neun. The older market hall also has a popular program Street Food Thursdays where you are welcome to try out different cuisines from around the complex.

In evening take a show at Berliner Philharmonie, home of the renowned Berlin Philharmonic orchestra. Look at the timetable beforehand and purchase your tickets to see a play or perhaps enjoy an orchestra concert with a soloist, or hear an opera.

Tip:

Despite its name, the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum offers a collection of modern and contemporary art worthy of your visit if you are a fan of today’s art trends.

Day 3: Appreciating the Greenery in Berlin

First base is in Tiergarten, the largest park in Berlin. Hire a bicycle and go round the quiet trails, or take a walk, and you’ll be able to enjoy the stunning view. Also, do not left Verdict Column, as it is a colum in the middle of the city with beautiful view.

The next stop is the Berlin Zoological Garden which is one of the oldest and With one of the richest collections of animals in the world, Vacation goes for a few hours to visit all the animals and enjoy the nature of the country.

Time is devoted to visiting the oldest and at the same time the most famous palace – Charlottenburg Palace in the afternoon. A guided tour of the estate is recommended to go through its extensive history and to enjoy magnificent interior and beautiful gardens.

Finish your tourist trail with a boat tour on the River Spree after sunset. Read about Berlin and see its breathtaking view from the water as you are going to have a lot of fun.

Tip:

At the end of the day I suggest you to taste some of the most famous Berlin’s street food in one of the food markets that are located all over the city.

Conclusion

Germany’s capital has much to see and do – from history and culture to entertainment and leisure, visitors will be spoilt for choice. This way you will get a chance to accompany the walking tour with a sightseeing tour, visit the theaters and other cultural attractions, and spend time in parks. Please ensure to make relevant bookings in advance because some of the activities may be closed or have a limited number of openings. Enjoy Berlin’s great trip!