The interesting and developed city that is considered the capital of Germany is Berlin famous for the tolerant and rather multicultural and hospitable population, as well as prominent architecture. A very intersting experience can be called a walk through the popular streets to get acquainted with this colourful city and its inhabitants. Here is, therefore, our selection of some of the best famous streets in Berlin that every traveler should come across in his or her journey, whether it is his or her first time or otherwise.
1. Unter den Linden
Our first stop is Unter den Linden, one of the city’s most famous boulevards that begins at the Brandenburg Gate and ends at the Berliner Dom all fringed with linden trees. Go for a walk in Unter den Linden boulevard, observe the splendid states like Berlin State Opera, Well-known university- Humboldt University and the Zeughaus. You should also spare some time to tour the Bebelplatz, the place where the Nazis burnt books in 1933.
2. Friedrichstrasse
The second one is Friedrichstrasse, a very energetic location, located in the capital of Germany – Berlin. This lively avenue is every fashionista’s paradise with a number of luxury stores, flagship and department stores. And if shopping doesn’t appeal to you, well there’s no need to worry! Freidrichstrasse is also famous for some cultural attraction as well. Get a taste of the performing arts in Europe’s largest revue theatre Friedrichstadt-Palast, or visit the Friedrichstadt-Passagen courtyards of Art Nouveau galleries, cafes and restaurants.
3. Kurfürstendamm (Ku’damm)
It is impossible to talk about Berlin without mentioning Kurfürstendamm – Ku’damm for short. In fact, Ku’damm is one of the city’s most famous avenues and it was at the heart of the Roaring Twenties and is using all of that glamour to the present day. This street is lined with a host of luxury fashion stores, HQ stores and some of Germany’s best known department stores such as KaDeWe. Shop smart and when you want a break or get hungry, don’t shop again, take some time and enjoy a sweet at one of the quaint cafes or bakeries within the neighborhood.
4. Oranienburger Strasse
Finally there is Oranienburger Strasse in the Mitte district – The new architecture is situated near the old one. The perfect place to found modern coffee shops, clubs, restaurants, and various cultural facilities are to be found here. Do not leave without visiting Hackesche Höfe – a sequence of interconnected communicating courtyard with boutique outlets , galleries, and cafes. Oranienburger Strasse also hosts the popular sight of interest the New Synagogue – an unbelievable piece of architecture that contributes a lot to Berlin’s Jewish heritage display.
5. Simon-Dach-Strasse
For those interested in the vibrant nightlife, and entertainment go to Simon-Dach-Strasse in Friedrichshain area. This active street is famous for the coming alive at night, with many bars, and clubs to offer the area. Shopping, graffiti and the look of the streets during the day are extraordinary, so it is worth going for a walk in this district in the daytime. Take a break with the countdown locals selves for a drink or enjoy the flavor of the international dines.
Conclusion
Berlin streets are not merely transport arteries through the city but are in themselves, a significant part of Berlin. Among them, Unter den Linden: Friedrichstrasse:, Kurfürstendamm,: Oranienburger Strase, and Simon-Dach-Strasse: differentiated by history, modernity, culture, and nightlife. Therefore, the next time you are in Berlin or planning to be, do not hesitate to go experience this culture by walking through these remarkable streets.
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