Landmarks in Berlin

The most famous landmarks

St. Nikolai-Kirche also called St. Nicholas' Church, is the oldest church and landmark in Berlin dating back to 1220 AD.

With over 12 million annual visitors, Brandenburg Gate is the most visited landmark in Berlin. The gate is a 18th century neoclassical monument and was originally called Peace Gate, after what it was built to represent.

The top 5 must-visit landmarks in Berlin are:

Some of the underrated landmarks in Berlin are:

Some of the landmarks that have free entry in Berlin are:

Skip-the-line tickets help you get across the long waiting lines in a minute and save your time. Since most Berlin’s landmarks do not have long waiting lines, skip-the-line tickets are rarely needed.

The Berlin Welcome Card, which is the city’s official pass, includes free transport and free city guidebook along with discounted tickets to attractions such as Olympic Stadium in Berlin, Tierpark Berlin, Berlin Television Tower, Sanssouci Palace, Schönhausen House, and Charlottenburg among 14 attractions.

Most important landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate, The Wall Museum, Berlin TV Tower, Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Jewish Museum, German Museum of Technology, and Soviet War Memorial are located at the center of the city within walking distance from each other and can be explored by a walking tour.

You can cover the major landmarks in the following ways: