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انهيار إسرائيل من الداخل - عبد الوهاب المسيري الناشر: دار المعارف، القاهرة الطبعة: 2002 212...
Berlin was the first stop of my whirlwind 1-month tour around Central & Eastern Europe before moving to London. And I'm not going to lie; I was a bit thrown off by the city at first as I had just arrived in Berlin from freakishly clean Singapore after having lived there for 1.5 years. But let me tell you, one day in Berlin was enough to make me fall in love with this city, especially its history, and architecture. A few more days in Berlin (ideally 4) is just enough time to enjoy what this unique city has to offer. In this 4 Days in Berlin itinerary, you will find balanced trips to historical European landmarks mixed with the city's modern-day attractions. Below, you will also find a Berlin itinerary map. This itinerary is suitable for any time of year, even if you're in Berlin in winter. Berlin is brimming with structures and places that feature in many history books. Each street in the city has a story to tell. A trip to the Reichstag Building and Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Berlin Underground or the East Side Gallery all offer unique presentations of pre- and war-time Germany. Berlin is a great city for travellers who are looking to maximize their stay. Most of the main sights in Berlin are located close to each other. Museum Island, Gendarmenmarkt Town Square and Kulturbrauerei are all within a 30-minute commute or walk of one another. If you have more than 72 hours in Berlin, then consider also visiting Charlottenburg Palace and Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial, which are a little bit further from the suggested stops below and haven't been included in this guide due to time considerations. On a personal note, one of my favourite things I did when I was in Berlin was a 'free' Berlin walking tour with Original Berlin Tours. I can't speak highly enough of this company and their guides! They were professional, interesting and had a lot of knowledge to share. Please note, a 'free' walking tour does not mean it is actually FREE. It is based on 'pay what you think the tour is worth'. Original Berlin Tours and their guides give you MORE than your money's worth, plus some (it's a 3+ hour tour at minimum)! So please, show your appreciation for your guide's time and knowledge by compensating appropriately. FYI, the meeting point is at Citystay Hostel (Rosenstraße 16, 10178 Berlin), but I'd recommend booking online ahead of time, so they know how many people to expect. Tour hours are also available on their website.
