The one place in Berlin you never can miss because of the TV-tower with its characteristic globe on top. It's a restaurant and you can see it from miles away.
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Bahnhof Zoo

Europe's sensation in 2008:
Knut, the icebear-baby. Grown up in Berlin's zoo. But Knut isn't everything, there's more to Zoo Station...
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Bergmannstraße

Only cemeteries, gravediggers and shops for gravestones?
No no, you just started your visit at the wrong end. There are other sides to this street...
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Bernauer Straße

Bernauer Str. is the only existing part of the wall with all its original fortifications, barriers, no-man’s land, death strip, floodlights and a second security wall to slow down would-be fugitives.
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Brandenburger Tor

You need a riksha for your trip through Berlin? Or a horse-powered carriage? Then Brandenburg Gate is the right place for you...
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Breitscheidplatz

Brimming with tourists, street artists, shops and restaurants of all kinds, the place is a heavily visited point of interest in Berlin’s district of Charlottenburg.
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It's here, where you probably can find the longest queues in Berlin. Especially in Summer, people are queueing up for hundreds of meters. They all want to visit the huge glass cupola...
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Checkpoint Charlie was a crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War, located at the intersection of Friedrichstraße with Kochstraße.
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Eastside Gallery

1990 was THE year for Berlin's young artists. The completely naked eastern side of "THE WALL" had to be painted with graffiti. It took a couple of months, but finally the job was completed...
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Were the fuck is that exclusive and expensive shopping area that Friedrichstraße is famous for?
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Hackescher Markt

A central tourist area with lots of restaurants, bars, cafes and cinemas.
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Hauptbahnhof

More then just trains. Berlin's central railway station always is good for extraordinary events. For example the sand festival...
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Holocaust Memorial

This was supposed to be a memorial for the murdered Jews in Europe. Although the intentions were good, it just doesn't work out. You hardly meet people standing there, thinking about Jews...
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Kreuzberg

Free mountain climbing in Berlin? No joke. 
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Kurfürstendamm

Berlin's most famous boulevard.
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This is the place to catch a watertaxi for a one hour trip on River Spree through Berlin's inner city. The taxis actually are bigger ships, don't expect a Venice-type gondola.
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The Lustgarten ("Pleasure Garden") is a park on Museum Island in central Berlin, near the site of the former Berliner Stadtschloss (Berlin City Palace), to which it originally belonged.
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If you like to walk up and down museums for ages, this is the right place for you.
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In Niederkirchner Str. you find the most visited part of the Berlin wall. That's because it's pretty central and all sightseeing busses go here.
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It's here, where it all started out in the 13th century. What today is Nikolaiviertel was then a little village called Berlin. 
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Oberbaumbrücke

In summer the bridge is great for water-battles, on new year's eve you can watch impressive fireworks.
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The street is famous for its multitude of restaurants, cafes and bars, it also is a great nightlife strip and red light district.
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Potsdamer Platz

Here you can get rid of your money. The place is one huge shopping center.
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It's a mix of shops, restaurants, a conference centre, hotel rooms, luxurious rented suites and condominiums, offices, art and film museums, an IMAX cinema, showing 3D movies all the time and a "Sony Style" store.
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The Soviet War Memorial is a vast military cemetery in Berlin's Treptower Park. It was built to commemorate 5,000 of the 80,000 Soviet soldiers who died in the Battle of Berlin.
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The harbour in the district of Treptow is one of Berlin's biggest. If you want to board a tourist ship, that's the place to go. 
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Unter den Linden

This is former East Berlin's posh boulevard. It is named for its Linden trees (lime trees) that line the grassed pedestrian mall between two carriageways. 
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A pub with tradition. It started out around 1850 as a place where families could make their own coffee in the garden alongside river Spree. Well, that changed a bit...
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The street "Am Zeughaus" is Berlin's tourist market. Here you get everything you really need. Postcards, T-shirts, paintings and whatever.
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