Begin your day at Brandenburg Gate, an 18th-century neoclassical monument & symbol of Germany’s reunification. After admiring the Gate, head to Reichstag Building - Germany's Parliament Building - offering a stunning 360-degree view of Berlin from its rooftop terrace.
Take a lunch break at Vöner, a local vegan street food joint that serves delish plant-based doner kebabs and falafels.
After lunch, explore the historic Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, a solemn and evocative memorial that commands reflection. Nearby is the Topography of Terror museum, which documents the rise of Hitler and displays the testimonies of the victims of the Nazi regime.
Finally, end your day with a visit to Museum Island, a cluster of five renowned museums. Don't miss the Pergamon Museum, housing ancient Greek and Islamic art.
Begin your day at East Side Gallery, the world's longest open-air gallery featuring murals of large political significance. Afterward, visit Berliner Dom, a 19th-century Baroque-style Cathedral, the largest church in Berlin. A short walk from the Cathedral is the TV Tower, the highest building in Germany, offering a panoramic view of the city.
For lunch, visit Mustafa's Gemüse Döner, a street vendor that attracts a long queue due to its famous vegetarian doner kebab.
Spend your afternoon at DDR Museum, a unique museum offering interactive exhibitions of life in East Germany. Then, visit the Jewish Museum of Berlin, a powerful museum that tells the story of the Jewish people of Germany and their legacy.
End your day at the trendy Kreuzberg, famous for its street art, vintage shops, and nightlife. Don't miss Yaam Beach Bar, a relaxed spot by the river that hosts live music and reggae events.
If you have more time, visit Charlottenburg Palace, a Baroque-style palace that was once the summer residence of the Hohenzollern family. For history buffs, Checkpoint Charlie Museum, one of the most popular museums in Berlin, is a must.
For those interested in street art, take an alternative walking tour to discover the city's vibrant street art scene. Don't forget to try Berlin's famous currywurst, which you can find at almost every street corner!
If you have less time, you can combine the Jewish Museum of Berlin with the DDR Museum as they're in close proximity. You can also visit the TV Tower during sunset for a breathtaking view of the city.