Sightseeing in Berlin is an exceptional tour where you got to see the landmarks and beautiful sceneries without any worries. One can enjoy the tour with the city circle tours whereby you can hop on or hop off at your own pleasure and normally on a seven day tour. All this is coupled by the fact that you will have an opportunity to visit the Pergamum museum, shop at the famous Friedrichstras, tour the Potsdamer Platz, or go for a boat ride.
When you visit Berlin, one of the places you can visit for sightseeing is the Alexander Platz which is an open area with historical charm. Alexander Platz is one area where you got to experience the real life of Berlin City and it is one such place where no one should be left behind from visiting this amazing site. This place is mostly crowded as it serves as a transportation center also. It is in this square, where you find the S-Bahn railway and tram forming the three subways that traverse the region. Due to the presence of this railway line, nearly half a million people pass through the square showing that it is an important tourist destination in Berlin. Initially, the square served as a market and it used to be a place of affluent people but it later loss its charm due to the growth of industries. Despite losing the charm sometimes back, the square is now a great tourist attraction where millions of local and foreign tourist visit the square and are mostly attracted by the shops that spread throughout the region.
Another very important location for sightseeing is the Altes Museum. 1825, is the year in which the construction of the museum began and it ended in 1828 but it was not opened to the public until 1930. Karl Friedrich was tasked with designing the museum and he based his design to the Greek Stoa, Athens. There is a large garden and palace that surrounds the museum. Two courtyards are housed by the museum with a rotunda and drum. In addition there are antiques, statutes, sculpture decoration and vases that act as decoration to the interior of the museum. The museum is considered to be the oldest and largest public building in the entire city of Berlin. There is nowhere else where sightseeing is as interesting and enjoyable like in Berlin.