Berlin Tourist Office: ADDRESS: Am Karlsbad 11 Phone: 264.7480
Entrance fees to Berlin's museums and exhibits range between $2.00-$7.00;
reduced prices for children, seniors and students. Some sights are free. |
Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church |
| | One of the city's major post-war symbols - only the shell of the old tower remains, but nevertheless worth a visit. ADDRESS: Breitscheidpdl . |
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Checkpoint Charlie & Wall Museum |
| | When the "Wall" came crashing down in 1989, this infamous crossing point was converted into a museum. On display is interesting memorabilia, particularly the devices and ruses once used by East Berliners to escape into West Germany. Friedrichstr. 44. daily 9am-10pm. |
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| | This magnificent zoo contains an extraordinary large number of animal species. The equally good Aquarium is just next door. Daily from 9am- dusk. ADDRESS: Hardenbergplatz 8 Ph: 25-40-10. |
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| | This large museum complex is closed Mon. ADDRESS: Arnimalle 23-27 Ph: 830-11 |
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| | Another large complex that includes the Altes Museum, National Gallery, Pergamon Museum, Bode Museum, Egyptian Museum and more. |
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| | The former Royal Palace, 100 years in the making, was built for queen Sophie Charlotte, wife of the Prussian King Frederick I. A magnificent building well worth a morning or afternoon tour. Closed Mon.. Free. ADDRESS: Luisenplatz Ph: 32-09-11. |
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