3 Days in Berlin,Germany
Berlin is the capital and is said to be the heart of Germany. Although the city looks fabulous and glamorous, it also has a tragic and painful history. Our suggested itinerary is designed to show you the best the city has to offer and what are the things you can accomplish in less than a week. Depending on your interests and travel priorities, you can certainly mix and match destinations, activities, and attractions. Things to know before travelling in Berlin:
Language - The official language of Germany is German which is spoke by majority of the population. Most German speak English, so you can absolutely get by without speaking German language. However, not all people in Germany can speak English so learning a
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Travel to your chosen accommodation where you will be staying for three nights. Get settled and spend the morning in your hotel to recover from jet lag. Berlin has some of the best backpacker hostels, villas and luxury hotels ideally nestled in the heart of the city. If you are stressed out, or simply needing a quiet, relaxing atmosphere, then stay in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf.
In the afternoon, explore the many attractions in Berlin such as Brandenburg Gate, Gemäldegalerie and the Holocaust Memorial. Then, make your way to Reichstag, the home of the German Parliament. This is a perfect place for sunset viewing where you can get splendid panoramic views of Berlin and beyond.
Day 2 (Berlin)
On day 6, after having a filling breakfast, set out for the day to visit the impressive Museum Island, a UNESCO World heritage Site located in central Mitte district of Berlin. Do not miss to visit two of the most popular museum like Pergamonmuseum, famous for its ancient Roman and Greek art pieces; and Neues Museum famous for the statue of Egyptian queen, Nefertiti. In the afternoon, check out the other attractions in Berlin like the Bauhaus Museum, the Grunewald forest and Mauer