Weekends in Berlin –Best to Explore the Museums

Author: hostarticles | Posted: 01.05.2012

Berlin is the capital of Germany. It is located within the north eastern part of Germany. Berlin is the largest city and features for picturesque landscapes. The city is filled with numerous parks, rivers, lakes, and gardens. It is a pollution free city and enjoys temperate seasonal climate. Summers are humid and warm, while winters are quite cold and chilly. Autumn as well spring season offers for mild and chilly climatic condition. The city holds an important position in the field of culture, science, media, and politics. It is a WORLD CITY and features numerous universities, research centers, museums, orchestra, and concert halls. This German city is renowned for high living standard by the residents.

If you are planning for a berlin weekend trip, then be well prepared, both financially as well as mentally. German residents don’t love to talk in English or other language. They prefer to speak only in German language. This can be problematic if you are unaware of it. People enjoy higher standards of living in this city. Hence, it is necessary to have a strong financial backup once you head towards this city. The cost of living is higher in this part of Germany. So, you need to be prepared for that.

A financially stable person will find it exciting while spending weekends in berlin. The city is very beautiful with vibrant nightlife and many historical landmarks. Some of Berlin’s nightclubs are considered the best ones in the entire Europe. In fact, European people in their early twenties always preferred Berlin to be the place to enjoy weekend night outs.

An amazing fact: There are around 153 museums in Berlin.

Apart from museums, there are plenty of historic landmarks available within the city. The botanical zoo will be loved by kids. UNESCO has considered Museum Island in Berlin a world heritage site by. Some other notable landmarks include Fernsehturm, East Side Gallery, Rotes Rathaus, Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag building, Gendarmenmarkt, and Funkturm.



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