
Vive la aventura en Berlin con actividades que desafiarán tus límites.
Berlin is a city of scars and rebirth, a living canvas where the tumultuous history of the 20th century meets an unstoppable cultural avant-garde. From the vestiges of the Wall to the grandeur of the Brandenburg Gate, passing through a legendary scene of techno clubs and constantly bustling art galleries, Berlin is a metropolis of contrasts: raw, creative, free and in perpetual transformation.
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Its beauty is not landscape, but urban and forest. It is a flat city, but its abundance of trees, parks and water gives it great charm.
Berlin's huge central park, a former royal hunting ground. Ideal for walking, having a picnic or relaxing.
An old airport converted into a gigantic public park. A unique space for skating, cycling, barbecues and kite flying.
The sumptuous residence of the Prussian kings, with spectacular palaces such as Sanssouci and beautiful parks. Essential.
A somber but necessary visit to one of the main Nazi concentration camps, today converted into a place of memory and education.
A biosphere reserve with a network of canals that are explored in traditional boats. A unique landscape and a respite in nature.
A large lake on the outskirts of Berlin, with a sandy beach ('Strandbad') that is very popular in summer. You can visit the Wannsee Conference House.
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Ver guía completaIn summer, avoid the tourist bars and look for a traditional 'Biergarten' (beer garden) like Prater Garten in Prenzlauer Berg or Cafe am Neuen See in the Tiergarten.
On Sundays, the Mauerpark market is an institution. In addition to shopping, a massive outdoor karaoke begins at 3:00 p.m. and is a spectacle.
Despite being a modern city, many bars, cafes and small shops (especially in Kreuzberg/Neukölln) only accept cash. Always carry something with you.
It is not mandatory but very common. The bill is usually rounded up or left 5-10% if the service has been good. You tell the waiter when paying, it is not left on the table.
They operate in the most touristy areas (Alexanderplatz, East Side Gallery) and on the busiest U-Bahn lines. Keep an eye on your belongings.
Ignore people who try to get you to sign petitions or play trile. They are distractions to steal.
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