The Brucke Museum contains art and sculpture created by some of Germany's finest artists throughout the ages. The museum was named for Die Brucke, an art movement created in 1905. Here, you'll see expressionist works from such artists as Walter Gramatte and Max Kaus. Admission costs 4 Euros for adults and 3 Euros for children.


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This incredible museum features a massive ethnological collection that includes hundreds of thousands of pieces from prehistoric times to the present. Every continent is represented in this spectacular collection. Other collections include Far Eastern and Indian art, and a collection centered around the history of German living. Admission costs 4 Euros for adults and is free for students and children.


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The Pergamon Museum houses a variety of different collections, but none more spectacular than the Department of Greek and Roman Antiquities. In addition to this collection, make sure to check out the Pergamon Altar, which dates all the way back to 160 BC. Other areas of interest here include the collection of ancient Near East art and the museum of Islamic art. Admission costs 8 Euros for adults and 4 Euros for children.


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Reichstag, or Parliament, is a historic building that was set ablaze by Nazis in 1933. The fire was blamed on the German Communist Party and directly led to the downfall of German democracy. Today, the Reichstag is home to the German Parliament and features a gorgeous glass dome designed by notable architect Sir Norman Foster. Admission to this building is free.


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Shoneberg Rathaus is the former political hub of West Berlin and is the site of a famous speech by John F. Kennedy. The area around this building has been dubbed the John F. Kennedy Platz. Every day at noon, a replica of the Liberty Bell is sounded. Most visitors to Shoneburg Rathaus ascend the tower for breathtaking views of the city. Admission to the tower is free.


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