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Berlin is a city where every corner tells a story — from its powerful history to its buzzing modern energy. I love how Berlin blends old and new so seamlessly, offering everything from moving historical sites to some of Europe’s best food, art and nightlife. It’s a city that inspires deep reflection and bold creativity all at once.
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Things to do in Berlin

Visit the Brandenburg Gate: An iconic symbol of Berlin’s reunification and a must-see landmark.
Explore the Berlin Wall Memorial: Walk along remnants of the Berlin Wall and reflect on its impact at the open-air exhibition.
Stroll Museum Island: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with five world-class museums packed into one beautiful area.
Tour the Reichstag Building: Visit Germany’s parliament building and enjoy panoramic views from the glass dome (reserve tickets ahead!).
Relax at Tiergarten Park: Berlin’s green heart — perfect for a peaceful stroll, picnic or bike ride.
Admire East Side Gallery: View the world's longest open-air gallery, where artists turned the Berlin Wall into a vibrant canvas for hope and change.
Cruise the Spree River: See Berlin from a different perspective with a scenic riverboat tour.
Shop at Kurfürstendamm ("Ku'damm"): Berlin’s famous shopping boulevard for fashion, art and local finds.
Take a Food Tour in Kreuzberg: Dive into Berlin’s multicultural food scene — from Turkish street food to vegan eateries.
Catch Sunset at Tempelhofer Feld: Once an airport, now a sprawling public park where locals rollerblade, bike and kite.
Places to eat & drink in Berlin

Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap: Famous for Berlin’s best doner kebab — expect a line, but it's worth it!
Cookies Cream: A trendy, upscale vegetarian restaurant hidden behind an unmarked door.
Markthalle Neun: Historic market hall filled with street food stalls, perfect for casual grazing.
Katz Orange: Modern German cuisine in a cozy, atmospheric setting.
Five Elephant: Beloved café with excellent coffee and some of the best cheesecake in the city.
Prater Garten: Berlin’s oldest beer garden — the perfect place to relax with a brew under the chestnut trees.
Vöner: Vegan take on Berlin’s iconic kebab — delicious and satisfying.
Coda Dessert Dining: A two-Michelin-star dessert-focused restaurant for a unique tasting experience.
Zeit für Brot: Don’t miss the gooey cinnamon rolls at this bakery-café.
BRLO Brwhouse: Craft beer lovers will enjoy their rotating taps and hearty food menu.
Need to know
Best time to visit: May–September for warm weather and outdoor events.
Transportation: Berlin’s U-Bahn and S-Bahn systems are fast and easy to use.
Cash culture: Many places still prefer cash, so carry some euros with you.
Language: Most Berliners speak English, but learning a few German phrases is appreciated!
Tipping: Not required, but rounding up or adding 5–10% is customary.

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