Morning: Start the day with breakfast at a traditional German bakery, such as Bäckerei Reinhard, to fuel up for the day.
9:00 AM: Visit the iconic Brandenburg Gate, one of Berlin’s most famous landmarks. Learn about its history and significance from your guide or take a self-guided tour.
10:30 AM: Head to the nearby Museum Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to explore some of Berlin’s finest museums. Start with the Alte Nationalgalerie (Old National Gallery) for an introduction to German art and culture.
Lunch: Grab a bite at a classic German restaurant like Curry 36 or try some street food at Markthalle Neun.
Afternoon: Visit the Berlin Wall Memorial, where you can see the last remaining section of the wall, known as the “Last Section.” Learn about the wall’s history and significance from your guide.
Evening: Enjoy a traditional German dinner at Schwarzwaldstube or try some modern German cuisine at Vau.
Day 2: Berlin’s Artistic Side
Morning: Start the day with a visit to the world-famous Tegel Prison, now an art space and museum. Explore the prison’s fascinating history and see some of the artworks on display.
11:00 AM: Head to the trendy Kreuzberg neighborhood and explore its vibrant street art scene, galleries, and shops. Be sure to check out the East Side Gallery, a section of the Berlin Wall turned into an outdoor art gallery.
Lunch: Grab some food at one of Kreuzberg’s many international eateries or cafes, such as Café Einstein or Mama’s Burger.
Afternoon: Visit the Berlinische Galerie, a museum dedicated to modern and contemporary art. Explore the city’s artistic heritage and see works by artists like Otto Dix and Kathe Kollwitz.
Evening: Enjoy dinner at a cozy restaurant like Restaurant Vau or try some Asian fusion cuisine at Momo.
Day 3: Berlin’s Parks and Palaces
Morning: Start the day with a visit to the beautiful Tiergarten, one of Berlin’s largest parks. Take a stroll around the lake, visit the Bundeskanzleramt (Chancellor’s Office), and explore the park’s many sculptures and monuments.
10:30 AM: Head to the stunning Charlottenburg Palace, a Baroque palace built in the 18th century for Queen Sophie Charlotte. Explore the opulent interior, gardens, and exhibitions.
Lunch: Grab some food at one of Charlottenburg’s charming cafes or restaurants, such as Café am See or Restaurant Vau.
Afternoon: Visit the Museum of Natural History, which features exhibits on evolution, dinosaurs, and the natural world. Don’t miss the impressive collection of minerals and gemstones!
Evening: Enjoy a farewell dinner at one of Berlin’s top restaurants, such as Vau or Schwarzwaldstube, before saying goodbye to this amazing city.