Berlin’s most iconic landmark and a powerful symbol of German reunification. It once stood right by the Berlin Wall and is now one of the city’s best photo spots. Pariser Platz – The elegant square in front of the Gate, surrounded by embassies and famous buildings. A great place to introduce Berlin’s dramatic history and changing identity.

Home of the German Parliament, famous for its striking glass dome with panoramic views (usually requires advance booking). A key site for understanding Germany’s path from empire to war to modern democracy.

A haunting field of concrete slabs designed to create a personal, emotional experience rather than a traditional monument. One of Berlin’s most moving places to reflect.

Berlin’s central park, a huge green oasis right in the middle of the city. Ideal for a short break while sharing stories about the city’s layout and everyday life.

Berlin’s grand historic boulevard lined with landmarks, leading from the Brandenburg Gate toward Museum Island. It’s perfect for explaining Prussian-era Berlin and the city’s “main axis.”

A UNESCO-listed cluster of world-class museums in a stunning riverside setting. Even from the outside, it’s one of Berlin’s most beautiful areas and a must for culture lovers.

A lively area known for cafés, street life, and the atmospheric courtyards nearby (Hackesche Höfe). Great for showing Berlin’s creative, local side beyond the major monuments.

The best-known Cold War border crossing between East and West Berlin. Famous for spy stories, dramatic escape attempts, and its role as a global symbol of a divided city. Checkpoint Charlie → Topography of Terror (cca 5–7 min)

(Topography of Terror)The most famous symbol of the Cold War, once dividing the city for nearly 30 years. Seeing the remaining sections makes Berlin’s recent history feel very real.