When it comes to the cities that are richest in Historical sites, Berlin would be one of top candidates. Other German cities like Frankfurt or Munchen can not compare, and Amsterdam and Paris have problems to compete as well. You shouldn’t miss visiting at least 7 most interesting historic sites in Berlin or even more. Through this, you will have a greater outlook of what happened to the city.

This city has been known for its historical involvement especially when it became the capital of the Third Reich. There had been a great damage in architectural structures from World War II, but it has been reconstructed and preserved. Visiting this beautiful City would make you admire and appreciate Berlin more.

This place is a very huge city. It has a lot of beautiful historical places that you can visit which will surely make you amazed. The following are examples of what Berlin can offer to its visitors:

• Topograhie des Terrors “Topography of Terror Museum- This is one of the museums that are commonly visited by tourists. It is located under the Berlin wall which the Remnants of The Third Reich are still in this place. You will see the office that has once became the main office of the Reich Securities during that time and where Nazi persecutions and crimes were done.

• St. Hedwigs Kathedrale- Constructed on mid 18th century. This is considered the oldest Catholic Church in the city. Even if this church had been remodeled, the

• Berliner Dom- Built during the 19th century, showing the imperial power during that time. Reaching the top of the Tower would give you a spectacular and wonderful view of the city center. It is the biggest church in Berlin.

• Siegessäule “Victory Column”- This is a 60 meter high monument with no elevator, built in 1873. You will have to take 280 steps or more to get to the top of the monument. However, you will definitely enjoy viewing the city. It also became a symbol for some festivities in Berlin.

• Gedenkstätte Berliner Mauer “Berlin Wall Memorial”- This was declared as the monument of the victims who died in crossing the wall. Don’t miss to visit this and feel how life could have been during those times in this place, anyone who cross the wall is killed.

• Brandenburger Tor “Brandenburg Gate”- Located west from the center of the city, it is the most popular landmark and the only remaining gates left in Berlin that symbolizes the city and Germany.

• Reichstag- It was built by Paul Wallot from 1884 to 1894. This has been renovated for how many times because of some damages. But, it was still preserved and continues to attract tourists.

These 7 most interesting historic sites in Berlin are just some examples of the historical places you can see. Moreover, you will be amazed that there are still many structures that are preserved way back hundred years ago. Having a visit to these places would not only feed your eyes, you will also be astonished of the history behind its beauty.