A monument to the comunist era and its architecture, the Berlin Television Tower in Alexanderplatz is visited by 1.2 million people every year

The long climb up the stairs of the tower is rewarded by an incredible 360° view of the city, and on a clear day, you can see Austria and the Alps

If you're in the town centre, take 1/2 hour to stroll round this busy market, where you will find traditional butchers selling all manner of Wurst (Saussages), and the vegetable stall with ...

The worlds largest science and technology museum, situated on a small island on the Isar river

The Englischer Garten (or English garden) is one of the worlds biggest urban parks (bigger than central park in new york), stretching from the north east of the city centre to the outskirts of t...

This large but friendly youth hostel is 5 minutes walk from Ost Bahnhof. the outside beer garden is a great place to pass the evening, and the restaurant provides breakfast and lunchtime meals<...

Located on the ground floor of the Deutsche Bank building, in Unter den Linden, this museum hosts 3 or 4 important exhibitions every year.

Berlins's principal modern art museum is minutes from Potsdamer Platz. The austere glass building is as spectacular as the works of art it hosts.

This former station has recently opened as a contemporary art museum, to complement the Neue Nationalgalerie

For years this monument was inaccessible as part of the no-mans land between east and west. Now its one of the most visited places in Berlin, conveniently placed between Potsdamer Platz and the ...