5 Days in Berlin Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the poignant Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe (Holocaust Memorial). This powerful site is dedicated to remembering the victims of the Holocaust. For breakfast, stop by Café Einstein Stammhaus for a hearty meal.

Head over to Museum Island and explore the renowned Pergamon Museum (Pergamonmuseum), home to impressive ancient artifacts. For lunch, dine at Nola's am Weinberg, which offers Swiss cuisine with beautiful park views.

Spend your evening at Hackescher Markt, known for its lively atmosphere and nightlife. Enjoy dinner at The Bird, famous for its American-style burgers and steaks.

Start your morning with a visit to the contemporary art museum, Hamburger Bahnhof. This museum houses an extensive collection of modern art. Have breakfast at nearby Café Fleury, known for its French-inspired menu.

Take a leisurely stroll through Tiergarten Park, Berlin's largest urban park. It's perfect for relaxation or a picnic. For lunch, head over to Café am Neuen See, located within Tiergarten Park itself.

In the evening, visit the historic district of Nikolaiviertel (Nicholas Quarter). This charming area offers cobblestone streets and traditional German architecture. Dine at Zur Letzten Instanz, one of Berlin's oldest restaurants serving hearty German fare.

Kick off your day with an exploration of street art on a guided tour with Berlin Alternative Culture Walking Tour & Photoshoot. For breakfast beforehand, try out some local flavors at Silo Coffee.

Visit the historical site of Checkpoint Charlie followed by an insightful experience at the nearby museum dedicated to it:  Checkpoint Charlie. Enjoy lunch at nearby restaurant Mustafa’s Gemüse Kebap for some delicious Turkish-German fusion food.

Spend your evening discovering unique brews on a craft beer tour: Berlin Guided Craft Beer & Cultural Tour with Snacks and wrap up your night with dinner at Prater Garten—a historic beer garden offering traditional German dishes.

Begin your final day in Berlin by visiting another iconic landmark:  Berlin Wall[637]—a symbol of division during Cold War era now turned into open-air gallery filled with murals from artists worldwide! Have breakfast nearby café called  KaffeeMitte which serves excellent coffee along fresh pastries.

Next stop would be exploring more historical insights via Topography Terror Documentation Center:  Topography Terror[15247]—an informative exhibition detailing Nazi regime atrocities located on former Gestapo SS headquarters grounds! Lunch could be enjoyed close-by restaurant called  Lutter Wegner

Conclude trip memorable note visiting East Side Gallery - longest remaining section original wall adorned colorful artworks symbolizing freedom unity! Dinner reservation made riverside eatery called  { R-Watergate Club}