Other Sights

With “Madame Tussauds“ a 200 year old tradition came to Berlin. The visitors can get close to international stars, sports legends, famous politicians and people of historical interest and discover the times and moments that made them famous. It is...

The Deutsche Oper is, in addition to the Komische Oper and the State Opera, the largest of the three Berlin opera houses. It was founded at the end of the 20th century and built with a modern program and without boxes, but with good seats for all ...

The Spreebogenpark Berlin, located in the Tiergarten district, was opened in 2005. The fan-shaped, six-hectare complex is located in the immediate vicinity of the government buildings. It is spacious and offers a valuable recreational space in the...

After seven years of construction, the restored Berlin State Opera Berlin Unter den Linden presents itself in a new, modern splendor. Lovers of classical music now have the choice between three Berlin operas: the Komische Oper, the Deutsche Oper a...

The Nikolaikirche is located within the Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai-Quarter), the oldest residential area of Berlin. With its medieval streets, numerous restaurants and pubs it is among the most popular sightseeings for Berliners and tourists.

The World Clock at Alexanderplatz is a staple in every Berlin travel guide. Installed in 1969 during the GDR era, the World Clock stands proudly on Alexanderplatz.

Lovingly called the "Hollow Tooth" by Berliners, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, heavily damaged during World War II, is a major attraction in the heart of Kurfürstendamm.

A visit to the Teufelsberg is mysterious, shocking, exciting, and even feels a bit adventurous. Located at the northern edge of the Grunewald, Teufelsberg is one of the highest points in Berlin and ranks as one of its quirkiest attractions.

In the heart of Berlin is one of the city's most striking theatres, the Maxim Gorki Theatre.

Once a place of silence, today Silent Green Cultural Quarter pulses with creativity in Berlin.

The ultimate destination for classical music lovers! Located right across from the Center at Potsdamer Platz (formerly Sony Center), the Berlin Philharmonie is a masterpiece where music and architecture meet in perfect harmony.

The Neptune Fountain is one of Berlin's attractions and one of the oldest and most beautiful fountains in the city. A baroque oasis of calm in the heart of Berlin – the Neptune Fountain captivates visitors and tells a story of its own.