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Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe
Berlin, Germany
A central Holocaust memorial combining the field of stelae with an underground information centre.
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Victory Column
Berlin, Germany
A dramatic Tiergarten landmark with a high city viewpoint for visitors comfortable with stairs.
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Topography of Terror
Berlin, Germany
One of Berlin’s most important history sites, documenting Nazi persecution on the former headquarters grounds of the Gestapo and SS.
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Berlin Wall Memorial
Berlin, Germany
The strongest place in Berlin to understand how the Wall, border strip and divided neighbourhood actually worked.
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Neues Museum
Berlin, Germany
A major Museum Island museum combining Egyptian, prehistoric and early historic collections in a carefully restored 19th-century building.
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Alte Nationalgalerie
Berlin, Germany
A compact but significant art museum focused on 19th-century painting and sculpture, set in one of Museum Island’s most elegant buildings.
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Altes Museum
Berlin, Germany
Karl Friedrich Schinkel’s classical museum is worth visiting for ancient art and for the building itself.
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Pergamon Museum
Berlin, Germany
A globally famous Museum Island landmark that remains important to understand when planning Berlin, even though the main building is closed during its major renovation.
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James Simon Gallery
Berlin, Germany
Museum Island’s modern entrance and service building is useful both architecturally and as a gateway to exhibitions and visitor facilities.
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Humboldt Forum
Berlin, Germany
A huge cultural complex in the reconstructed Berlin Palace, combining Berlin-focused displays, global collections and a rooftop viewpoint.
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Jewish Museum Berlin
Berlin, Germany
A major museum of Jewish life in Germany whose architecture is itself part of the experience.
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Neue Nationalgalerie
Berlin, Germany
Mies van der Rohe’s glass-and-steel modernist landmark houses major 20th-century art at the Kulturforum.
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Hamburger Bahnhof
Berlin, Germany
A former railway terminus turned contemporary art museum, combining industrial-scale spaces with major post-war and contemporary works.
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Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
Berlin, Germany
The preserved bomb-damaged tower and striking post-war church make this one of Berlin’s clearest architectural memorials to war and reconstruction.
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Gendarmenmarkt
Berlin, Germany
A formal historic square framed by the German and French cathedrals and the Konzerthaus.
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Bebelplatz
Berlin, Germany
An elegant central square with one of Berlin’s most understated memorials: the underground empty-library installation recalling the 1933 Nazi book burning.
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Hackesche Höfe
Berlin, Germany
A sequence of beautifully restored courtyards offering Jugendstil architecture, design shops, cafés and evening culture.
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Nikolaiviertel
Berlin, Germany
A compact riverside quarter built around Berlin’s medieval core, useful for a slower walk among small museums, churches and traditional-style streets.
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Berlin TV Tower
Berlin, Germany
Berlin’s tallest landmark gives a fast, weather-dependent overview of the city from the centre.
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Alexanderplatz
Berlin, Germany
Berlin’s busiest eastern-centre square is worth seeing for its GDR urban scale, transport connections and proximity to the TV Tower.
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Potsdamer Platz
Berlin, Germany
A useful stop for understanding Berlin’s transformation from pre-war commercial hub to Wall wasteland and then reunification-era redevelopment.
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Tempelhofer Feld
Berlin, Germany
The former airport airfield is now one of Berlin’s most distinctive public spaces, with huge runways used for cycling, skating, picnics and simply experiencing scale.
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Soviet War Memorial Treptow
Berlin, Germany
A vast Soviet memorial complex whose monumental scale makes it one of Berlin’s most powerful Second World War landscapes.
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Gardens of the World
Berlin, Germany
A large landscape park of international garden traditions, useful when you want a slower half-day away from the central sightseeing circuit.
