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Reichstag Building
With its iconic and well-known glittering glass dome, Reichstag is frequently one of the most visited destinations in Berlin. Visitor highlights in Reichstag includes a lift ride to the top, a breathtaking 360-degree city view from the dome.
Brandenburg Gate
Branderburg Gate was a city gate that separates Berlin and German during the Cold War. When Germany reunified in November 1989, Bradenburg Gate reinvented into a symbol of unity and peace. Today, the gate became one of Berlin's most influential monuments and famous landmarks.
Memorial of the Berlin Wall
Situated in the middle of the capital, Memorial of the Berlin Wall extends along 1,4km of the Bernauer Strasse. This memorial centre contains original pieces of Berlin Wall, a monument, and a chapel. Visitors can have better understanding to the situation during German's division with the help of Multimedia Stations and panels, as well as a Documentation Centre in this place.
Museum Island
Berlin's Museum Island or also known as 'Museumsinsel' keeps the nation's valuable treasure and 6000 years' worth of art. Prepare to have a magnificient experience as you walk through the Ishtar Gate, witness the stunning Pergamon Altar and meet the legendary Egyptian Queen Nefertiti. The richness beauty to this museum was validated in 1999, when it is listed as UNESCO World Heritage.
Charlottenburg Palace and Park
Charlottenburg Palace was originally a small summer retreat that eventually grew into an exquisite baroque pile of private apartments, decorated festival halls, as well as collections of precious paintings and porcelains. In the northwards side of the palace, Charlottenburg Palace Gardens welcomes visitors with stunning views of green spaces, picturesque ponds, a perfect combo of nature and royal beauty.Berlin Zoological Garden is merely popular animal park, it is Germany's oldest zoo and considered to own most comprehensive collection of species in the world. Animals are housed in open courtyard designed to resemble their natural habitat.
Berlin Zoological Garden
Berlin Zoological Garden is merely popular animal park, it is Germany's oldest zoo and considered to own most comprehensive collection of species in the world. Animals are housed in open courtyard designed to resemble their natural habitat.
The Berlin wall has fallen, but the charm of the city remains. Berlin flash about precious history, party ambience, creative culture, and vibrant yet laidback lifestyle. Visiting Berlin means experiencing tangible history as well as exploring modern lifestyle filled with parties all days and all nights. Berlin was a city that headquartered by Nazis, bombed into ruins, divided in two and eventually reunited--certainly a country that preserve out of the ordinary stories. On the other side, the city becoming a cultural trendsetter where greatest concerts, theaters, and operas take place. Another uniqueness of Berlin is how this big multicultural metropolis maintains easygoing lifestyles of an international village.
How to Get Tickets?
The palace is open all year, except for December 25 (Christmas) and January 1 (New Years Day).
How To Get Around?
Public transport (line C3) will take you right to the ticket office. Alternatively, you can walk
What Should I Wear?
There is no certain dresscode, but be considerate when visiting the shrines.
Best Time to Visit
From March to May are the best time to visit Tokyo. Not only the temperatures are friendly, you will get to enjoy all the attractions without being bothered by overwhelming crowds. It is also recommended because you'll get to see cherry blossoms, and also attend festivals being held. Such as Bunkyo Ume Matsuri (Plum Festival), Fire-walking Festival (Hiwatari-sai), Edo Nagashibina (Floating Ceremony of Paper Hina Dolls), and many others.
Currency
Yen
Will I Need a Guide?
No, transportation is easy and you can find anything on this site.
How To Get There?
Additional Info
Make sure you bring plenty of cash because most food stalls only accept cash as a means of payment.If you run out of cash, head to a 7-eleven or other convenience store to use their ATM, as most of them are open 24/7. Please be aware of these 3 things that considerate to be very rude in Japan: pointing at people with fingers, eating in public, and taking candid pictures.