5 Must-Visit Attractions in Berlin, Germany

Exceptionally beautiful and scenic, Germany is a pleasant roller coaster ride of delectable feasts, temptations and treats.  With soul-stirring scenery, big-beauty beauties, spirit-lifting culture, big-city beauties half-timbered towns and romantic palaces.

Adorned with undeniably artistic beauty and stunning architecture, Germany`s scenery unfolds a deeper layer with its moody forests, dune-fringed coasts of the north, romantic river valleys and vast vineyards of the center. Since the 13<sup>th</sup> century, Berlin has been divided, reunified, destroyed and rebuilt and it`s constantly reinventing itself even today. A visit to the capital of Germany is worthwhile and one can book discounted flight tickets easily.

Here is a list of 5 touristic places that are iconic, interesting, and awe-inspiring along with being touristy:

1.       Museum Island

Have you ever thought of finding five world-renowned and spectacularly restored museums at one place? In Berlin, on the river Spree one can find Bode Museum, Pergamon Museum,  Alte National Gallery, Neus Museum, and Altes Museum. This little island of Berlin is dotted with Berlin`s finest and the oldest museums and was entitled as UNESCO World Heritage Site after being nearly destroyed during World War II.

2.       Grunewald Forest

One of the most magical spots in Berlin, Grunewald Forest is home to many of the city`s wild pigs and various species of birds. Spread across the 3000-hectare, the forest offers a relaxing environment and is apt for bike rides, walks and runs. Anyone who is looking for some secluded time must book discounted flight tickets to Berlin and discover the serenity of Grunewald Forest.

3.       Jewish Experience Landmarks

Some sites have a dreaded past and these three sites of Berlin- Topography of Terror, the Memorial to Murdered Jews and the Jewish Museum are some of the few sites that can evoke a sense of terror. A reminder of the horrific past, all the three places are designed powerfully in the memory of the Jews people who lost their lives during the Holocaust.

4.       East Side Gallery

The murals of the East Side Gallery are the major attraction of all the visitors and lovers of art and street graffiti. The remaining segment of the infamous Berlin Wall that once separated the East from West has been transformed into an extensive open art gallery. Rent a bike or join a cycle tour to dig deeper into the Germany`s history.

5.       Mauer Park

Mauer Park which is closely situated to the Berlin Wall Memorial is a city highlight every week. The park hosts countless live music shows combining the food and clothes stalls together. The flea market and the food court which is located near the wall between Prenzlauer Berg and wedding, attracting roughly around 40,000 visitors each Sunday.

A perfect amalgamation of old and new, Germany can be a fabulous option if you want to do some historical digging. So book discounted flight tickets to Germany and enjoy its beautiful architecture and gorgeous landscapes. To book tickets, log on to flightsnfare.co.uk.