Our trip to Germany started off with a visit to Berlin. We had 3 days there, and probably could have used another day or two to get an even better feel for the city.
Being that it was after the peak summer travel season I expected the city to be relatively quiet but there seemed to be tourists everywhere. Since Berlin is such a big city, with its sites spread out, this wasn’t an issue at all.
Getting around was very easy. We took the trains all over the city and also did a ton of walking. The trains are pretty simple to figure out (especially when we had wifi to use googlemaps) but buying a train ticket could be a real pain. Machines, which were cash only would not accept our brand new Euros a couple of times. Luckily we were able to buy train tickets at second hotel we stayed in- Radisson Blu Berlin, right from the concierge desk.
Here are some of the things we did:
- Visited various Berlin Wall segments/ sites
- Brandenburg Gate
- Took in some views from the top of the Reichstag
- Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
- Pergamon Museum
- Jewish Museum Berlin
- DDR Museum Continue reading Recap Of Our Visit To Berlin →