Welcome to Berlin, the wonderful capital city or Germany! If you have time and an interest in seeing the city more at a slower pace, then perhaps consider the many available and informative strolls presented throughout Berlin. Whether you are into history or enjoying a simple walk in nature or strolling around the city views Berlin is for everyone on foot.
1. Tiergarten – Oasis in the middle of Germany’s capital
Quarter called Tiergarten is the central part of the capital, its territory occupies more than 200 hectares. It provides an opportunity to relax and take a quite walk after wandering around the streets of the big city. When in Tiergarten there are many stunning gardens, calm lakes and even gate that is famous all over the world- Brandenburg Gate.
Top Tips:
Begin your walk near the Brandenburg Gate and the tree lined pathways are preferable.
There should be an opportunity to bring a picnic blanket and rest beside one of the lakes.
Take a tour of the Victory Column to enjoy beautiful, bird’s-eye-view of the city.
2. Along the Spree River – Uncover Berlin’s Rich History
The Spree River flows through the city giving a wonderful view of the historical and architectural landmarks in Berlin. Begin your walk from museum island and then take paths along the riverside. During the tour you will see some of the most remarkable Berlin’s beauties like the Berlin Cathedral, Reichstag building, and East Side Gallery.
Top Tips:
Visit the well famous Museum Island and look through the museums.
Admire the impressive architecture of the Berlin Cathedral.
Marvel at the vibrant murals on the Berlin Wall at the East Side Gallery.
3. Tales and undertones of the area’s heritage, about Grafiti art – Creative cultural zone of Kreuzberg
Kreuzberg has been described as a bohemian neighbourhood because it has many artist and counter-culture types. This is a good area to take a stroll and probably do some graffiti viewing, gift shopping or cup of coffee in a ‘hipster’ café. Beginning the tour at Görlitzer Park and walk down the colorful districts of Kreuzberg. There is a famous Oberbaum Bridge, through which the given district is joined with Friedrichshain.
Top Tips:
Deviate from the main tourists sites to take a look at the art on the walls of buildings.
Enjoy an exotic cuisine at any of the international carnivals or get a taste of local cuisine.
Sip a drink at the beer gardens that are usually vibrant and full of live.
4. Grunewald Forest – Welcome to Nature
Another beautiful place to visit if you fancy getting some nature during your tour in Berlin then Grunewald Forest is the place to be. This huge forest will be much appreciated by hikers and lovers of the great outdoors. Pine forests, several lakes, and of course the Teufelsberg hill, the former Cold War spy station, are available for hiking through hundreds of offering trails.
Top Tips:
The footwear to be worn while on a trip are comfortable shoes preferably those that would be worn while on a hike.
Take a picnic and lunch out in the middle of adjoining nature trail to make the day even more productive.
Tell the participants to pay a visit to the Teufelsberg and appreciate the peculiarity of the structures.
5. Treptower Park – From a Walk Through the Soviet Era
Besides, it is a well-designed park along with historical significance. Exploring it you will see the impressive remains of Soviet War Memorial – the place that is devoted to the soldiers that fought with Nazi Germany. Some of the attractions that one may takes a walk within the park include well manicured lawns and gardens as well as the River Spree.
Top Tips:
Spend some of your time in Mausoleum of Severski – Soviet War Memorial.
Find out more about the nearby Insel der Jugend which is a beautiful artificial island where you can relax quietly.
Take a boat and sail on water along the River Spree – for several minutes, for a couple of hours, it’s up to you.
Conclusion
The walking paths of Berlin are a great way not only to see the city but to taste a lot of the different things that the city has to offer. Tourism is streamlined and made easily accessible through walking and jogging ranging from historic sites to beautiful green areas, ethnic areas and full cultural centres. Thus, put on your comfortable pair of shoes, get an actual map in your hands and go through a most thought-provoking tour of Berlin.
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