Starting at the Brandenburg Gate, this short walk takes you along Unter den Linden — Berlin’s most famous boulevard. The avenue has witnessed emperors, parades, destruction, and rebirth, and its grand buildings still tell those stories today. From museums to monuments, every step reveals another piece of Berlin’s remarkable past. The walk begins at the Brandenburg Gate and ends along Unter den Linden.
Berlin once stood at the heart of the Prussian Empire: a city of kings, soldiers, and visionaries whose ambitions shaped Europe. This walk traces that powerful past, from grand monuments and royal squares to reminders of the wars that led to Prussia’s fall. Along the way, you’ll see how traces of this vanished kingdom still echo through modern Berlin. The walk begins and ends at different locations.
How can you tell you’re in East Berlin? Maybe it’s the mix of faded concrete and bright street art, or the feeling that every wall has a story to tell. This route follows the traces of the Berlin Wall, from the iconic Oberbaum Bridge to the towering Fernsehturm. Along the way, the East Side Gallery, riverside paths, and vibrant city life reveal how this part of Berlin turned its past into art and energy. The walk begins at the Oberbaum Bridge and ends at the TV Tower.
If it’s your first time wandering through Berlin’s streets, this is the walk you simply can’t skip. It takes you past the city’s most iconic sights, weaving together history, architecture, and that unmistakable Berlin buzz. From moving memorials to lively squares, every step tells a story and gives you a taste of what makes this city unforgettable. The walk begins and ends at different locations.