In addition to culture, Berlin is also rich in natural beauty. There are many parks and green Spaces in the city, the most famous of which are the Brandenburg Gate and the remains of the Berlin Wall.

First, I have to mention the Berlin Zoo. The zoo was founded in 1844 and has a history of more than 170 years. There are more than 15,000 species of animals on display here, from mighty elephants and majestic lions to intelligent gorillas and cute pandas, all kinds of rare animals. The lion gate and elephant gate in the zoo have become landmarks of the zoo, attracting countless visitors to punch in.

Price: Student ticket 14€A map of the park can be obtained from the service center at the entrance.

The panda house is located in Section C of the zoo and is clearly "Chinese" in architecture. Fellow see fellow, Meng Meng and Jiao Qing is really a big star! Lots and lots of people are taking pictures of them eating bamboo. In the interactive area, you can buy feed for the lambs, and you can touch the lambs, but the feel of the lambs is relatively ordinary



The bird world at Berlin Zoo

Birds are distinguished by their native continent, and it can be seen that the small birds and big birds are well cared for, fresh seed grain, cabbage, cucumbers, oranges, apples, and balanced nutrition. The bird canteen is also clean and tidy!

In addition, we also saw penguins, tigers, lions, seals, giraffes, zebras, gorillas and various birds, and so on! Berlin Zoo's cultural creations are also super cute to start with.


Not to be missed in Berlin - ruins of the Berlin Wall

The Berlin Wall Memorial Park was built on August 13, 1961, with a total length of 155 kilometers. Initially a border fence made of barbed wire and masonry, it was later reinforced as a border installation consisting of watchtowers, concrete walls, open areas, and anti-vehicle trenches. The Berlin Wall is a symbol of the division of Germany and an important landmark of the Cold War.

It is worth noting that the Berlin Wall Memorial Park is located between the Berlin Light Rail North station and the Berlin Metro Bernaustrasse station; The East Gallery is located between the Berlin East Railway Station and the Oberbaum Bridge, four or five kilometres apart. The famous Brother Kiss graffiti wall is in the East Gallery instead of here.

Berlin TV Tower

The Berlin TV Tower at Alexanderplatz is not only an unquestioned landmark, but at 368 meters, it is also the tallest building in Germany. Riding the express elevator is an experience in itself. In just 40 seconds, you will be taken to an altitude of more than 200 meters. The 203-meter-high observation deck offers stunning views of Berlin.

Thanks to the surrounding 60 panoramic Windows, you can enjoy a truly gorgeous 360-degree view of the skyline. At 203 Bar, you can enjoy the view while enjoying a refreshing drink and feeling cosmopolitan. Even taller is the Sphere Revolving restaurant, which stands at 207 meters. If you want to eat at the revolving restaurant, be sure to reserve a seat by the window.

Alexanderplatz itself is also worth a visit, and in addition to the TV tower, the World Clock, the Bellolina statue and the Red City Hall, the mayor's seat and the Berlin Senate are among the most famous highlights. For another view of the TV tower and Alexanderplatz, it is worth visiting the panoramic terrace of the Hotel Park Inn located 120 meters up.