advertisement Join me and @visitberlin on a walk through one of the most vibrant cities in Europe, Berlin, and celebrate probably the happiest day for Germany: the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989!
First, let’s visit the Potsdamer Platz. Did you know that Potsdamer Platz went from the busiest traffic intersection in Europe around 1900 with the road from Potsdam City to Berlin to no man’s land and was finally transformed into a vibrant hub with shops and restaurants?
Come here to see the Center Potsdamer Platz (former Sony Center), the recently opened Mall of Berlin, and a fantastic observation deck, Panoramapunkt, with the fastest elevator in Europe (it takes only 20 sec to get to the observatory!) and impressive views of Berlin from above.
You can spot some famous landmarks from here: the Reichstag, the Brandenburg Gate, the Holocaust Memorial, the Berlin Television Tower, and many more.
And, of course, some of the most famous sections of the Wall are located here on the Potsdam square too: actually, the last original ones were removed from here in 2008, the sections you see today are a memorial.
And next we’re heading to the Brandenburg Gate, an unmissable icon of Berlin, and the Unter den Linden. You can have a coffee break here or try some delicious German cuisine.
Come to Berlin, experience its freedom and the most memorable activities here!
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