With all the usual historical trimmings of a major, tourist-conscious European capital, plus an increasing number of new critical memorials that address some of the more shameful aspects of its position at the heart of Germany's turbulent 20th century, Berlin has no shortage of things to keep the visitor occupied. There are also parks, canals and lakes to provide some refuge, and any amount of small, idiosyncratic attractions scattered across this sprawling city.
A central part of Berlin's art scene
Tacheles, also known as the Kunsthaus Tacheles or Tacheles Gallery, is a former department store which now displays a collection of artwork....
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World-class walking tours of Berlin
Original Berlin Walks introduced a more active version of sightseeing in Berlin when they established their walking tours in English in the 1990s....
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Lengthy and all-encompassing tours of Berlin
If you enjoy walking then the Brewer's Berlin Tours is sure to satisfy your urge....
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A great European and German landmark
The Brandenburg Gate (Brandenburger Tor) is one of the main symbols of Germany....
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Historic sight of Nazi book burning
Bebelplatz is a town square located in the heart of Berlin that's best known for the Nazi book burning in 1933....
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An iconic boulevard in Berlin
Unter den Linden is a great boulevard located in the central Mitte district of Berlin....
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