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    Berlin is the capital of Germany and a treasure trove of museums, art galleries, churches and alluring war-time relics. Culturally, it is one of the most significant cities in Europe after Paris and London. As such, Berlin holidays are a must if you want a taste of classic Europe. The best time to visit Berlin is May through September, when the weather is not too hot nor too cold. It's the ideal time to cozy up with a Jane Austen novel at a café or to take a stroll at one of the numerous parks or to check out the latest exhibition.

     

    If you are a traveller, there are plenty of cheap accommodations to choose from: budget hotels, self-catering apartments and bed and breakfast options. There are a lot of things to see and do in the city. Spend some time admiring the artefacts of Europe and her colonies in the museums of Berlin. Of all the museums, the Neues Museum is the best. The National Gallery houses works of some of the greatest artists in the 20th century, while the Jewish Museum is an interactive one, reminding us about the horrors of Holocaust. Berliner Dome, a Protestant cathedral, is a breathtaking example of baroque architecture. Other notable sites include the majestic Brandenburg Gate, the historic Berlin Wall monument and the war-time Charlie Checkpoint. Finally, holidays to Berlin are incomplete without a visit to its famous beer bars and nightclubs, from big nights out at Boo Hoo and Berries to its chic Sky Bars.

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    Stroll in the Tiergarten

     

     

    Stroll in the Tiergarten

    Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the picturesque green paths of the Tiergarten, the city's answer to New York's Central Park. Pack a picnic and enjoy by the small lake and then check out the monuments and memorials scattered across the spectacular park. Slow things down with a boat ride on the Neuer See Lake, stop by the Schleusenkrug beer garden near the pretty canal or combine your visit with a trip to the Berlin Zoo!

    Walk the Berlin Wall

     

    Walk the Berlin Wall

    Step back in time and visit the thought-provoking ruins of the Berlin Wall. Begin at Checkpoint Charlie, a tourist centre that once functioned as the border crossing when Berlin was divided. View a restored mile-long stretch of the wall along its southern border of Wedding and Mitte, along the banks of the river Spree. The East Side Gallery is the largest remaining section of the Berlin Wall and a popular spot for sightseers. This landmark is covered in graffiti painted by local and international street artists during reunification.

     
    Marvel Over Museum Island

     

    Marvel Over Museum Island

    Museumsinsel (Museum Island) is a unique ensemble of five museums located in the middle of Berlin's river Spree. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is definitely worth a visit for those that want to tap into the city's cultural scene, with its unique collections spanning over 6,000 years. It's also incredibly picturesque! View the Egyptian bust of Nefertiti at the Neues Museum, catch a glimpse of the Ishtar Gate of Babylon and look out for the Islamic Art collection at the Pergamon Museum.

     
    Soak Up Iconic Sights

     

    Soak Up Iconic Sights

    Steeped in history, Berlin is eclectic mix of old and new . Visit the glass-domed Reichstag building and take a guided tour to the top where you can also book into the rooftop restaurant and enjoy panoramic views of the city. Step back in time at the Brandenburg Gate. For an emotional journey into Jewish history, take a walk through the Holocaust Memorial or visit the concentration camp memorial at Sachsenhausen. Other sights to consider include the Olympic Stadium, the Fernsehturm and the Pergamonmuseum.

     
    Enjoy Street Art

     

    Enjoy Street Art

    You don't need to visit a gallery to spot this city's creative side, with many of Berlin's neighbourhood streets boasting some of the best street art in the world. Look out for sketches from local artists El Bocho and Alias alongside work from Italian artist Blue Aurreal and French artist Victor Ash, including the famous cosmonaut wall stencil in Kreuzberg and sketches of Mick Jagger, Jack Nicholson and Adolf Hitler.

     
    Bag Some Bargains

     

    Bag Some Bargains

    Berlin has a broad range of luxury department stores, local lively markets and designer boutiques to browse through. If you're looking for a bargain, potter around the flea market at Prenzlauer Berg Mauerpark on a Sunday and you'll find a diverse selection of souvenirs including handmade articrafts, records, clothes, musical instruments and even furniture. Other flea markets active on the weekends include Arkonaplatz in Mitte which is great for vintage discoveries, Nowkoelln Flowmarkt for all of your fashion finds and Markthalle IX, for its microbrewery, meats and European cheeses – visit on a Thursday evening and indulge in its spectacular street food.

     
    Take a Tour

     

    Take a Tour

    Explore the city at your own pace on a guided Hop-On Hop-Off boat tour, learn more about Berlin's history by bike or embark on one of the three-hour walking tours around the Kreuzberg District, where you can feast your eyes on your vibrant surroundings and your stomach on the street-food stands!There are also beer tours, food dinner parties hosted by local Berliners and art walking tours.

     
    Relax on the River

     

     

    Relax on the River

    The Oberbaum bridge sitting pretty over the river Spree, is the most picturesque of Berlin’s 900-plus bridges. Once closed to civilians in the days when it served as the border between East and West Germany, it now separates the districts of Kreuzberg and Friedrichshainers. The barbed wire is now replaced with a sandy beach in the summer. The double-deck bridge is the perfect spot to take pictures and enjoy the graffiti and street art painted on its surface too.

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