Berlin's main tourist sites include the Bundestag parliament building, Museum Island cultural complex, Brandenburg Gate monument, and Berlin Wall memorials. The city features historical sites, museums documenting World War II and Cold War periods, palaces, and modern architectural landmarks.
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The German federal parliament building features a glass dome with an interior ramp for visitors and hosts regular legislative sessions.
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This documentation center on the former Gestapo headquarters site presents exhibits about Nazi persecution and the Second World War.
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This neoclassical monument from 1791 marks the entrance to Unter den Linden boulevard and stands as a symbol of German unity.
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This outdoor memorial includes preserved sections of the wall, documentation center and Chapel of Reconciliation along Bernauer Strasse.
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Field of 2,711 concrete blocks forming a memorial site dedicated to Jewish victims of the Nazi regime, with an underground information center.
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Museum displaying ancient architectural structures, including the Pergamon Altar, the Market Gate of Miletus and the Ishtar Gate of Babylon.
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1.3 kilometer section of Berlin Wall featuring over 100 murals painted by international artists, making it the largest open-air gallery.
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Theater building with 1,895 seats presenting revue shows, contemporary circus performances and musical productions throughout the year.
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Five state museums form this cultural complex on the Spree River: Pergamon, Bode, Neues, Alte Nationalgalerie and Altes Museum.
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Founded in 1844, this zoological garden houses 20,000 animals from 1,100 species in naturalistic enclosures across 35 hectares.
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Built in 1905, this Protestant church features a 98-meter dome, baroque architecture and an observation platform at 50 meters height.
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This 210-hectare urban park contains monuments, gardens, lakes and 23 kilometers of paths through forested areas in central Berlin.
Alexanderplatz, Berlin, Germany
The 368-meter concrete and steel structure stands as Germany's tallest building, with an observation deck at 203 meters offering city views.
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Public square from 1688, bordered by the French Cathedral, German Cathedral and Konzerthaus, displaying classical architecture from the 18th century.
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Historical museum presenting everyday life in East Germany through authentic objects, reconstructed apartments and documented personal stories from 1949 to 1990.
Museum Island, Berlin, Germany
Museum housing Egyptian artifacts including the Nefertiti bust, prehistoric objects and classical antiquities in a restored 1859 building.
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Museum exhibiting intelligence gathering methods, surveillance equipment and coding machines from different historical periods through hands-on displays.
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Former tram depot converted into an exhibition space for vintage automobiles, with restoration workshops and specialized automotive retailers.
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Large public square and transport hub featuring the 368-meter Fernsehturm television tower, shops, restaurants and the World Time Clock.
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Museum housed in a 1942 air raid shelter presenting exhibits about Berlin's history from 1871 to 1945 and Cold War period.
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Sports complex constructed between 1934 and 1936, with 74,475 seats. The stadium hosted the Olympic Games and now serves for football matches and concerts.
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Former headquarters of the East German Ministry for State Security, now exhibits surveillance equipment and documents from the Cold War period.
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Museum displaying transportation, manufacturing, and scientific instruments through German industrial history. Features real aircraft and trains in outdoor spaces.
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Former border crossing station at Friedrichstrasse where East Germans bid farewell to visitors returning to West Berlin between 1962 and 1989.
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This baroque royal residence contains original furniture, precious objects, a large garden and a mausoleum dedicated to Queen Louise of Prussia.
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This large department store spans eight floors with luxury brands, international fashion, restaurants and a rooftop terrace overlooking Berlin.
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This former East German detention center shows original prison cells, interrogation rooms and exhibits about political persecution from 1945 to 1989.