• Humboldt Forum - Start your exploration at the baroque façade of the Berlin Palace, once the residence of Prussian royalty, now transformed into the Humboldt Forum, a lively museum and cultural hub in the heart of historic Berlin.
• Lustgarten - Enter a space that was once a royal pleasure garden and later served as a platform for Nazi rallies.
• Deutsches Historisches Museum - Appreciate one of Berlin’s oldest preserved Baroque structures, the Zeughaus, originally an arsenal and now home to one of Europe’s most significant history museums.
• Neue Wache - This neoclassical guardhouse, now a national memorial, is a poignant place of remembrance, honoring victims of war and dictatorship through Käthe Kollwitz’s impactful sculpture.
• Humboldt University (Humboldt Universität) - As one of Europe’s most esteemed universities, Humboldt is where notable figures like Einstein, Marx, and the Grimm Brothers studied or taught, and where books were once burned under the Nazis.
• Maxim Gorki Theater - Currently Berlin’s most progressive theatre, the Gorki is located in the former Sing-Akademie, where Mendelssohn revived Bach’s St. Matthew Passion in 1829, marking a milestone in music history.
• Denkmal General Blücher - This statue commemorates Field Marshal Blücher, the victor of Waterloo, accompanied by Generals Yorck and Gneisenau, key figures of the Napoleonic Wars, celebrated in this trio of Prussian military pride.
• Friedrichswerdersche Kirche - A hidden treasure by Karl Friedrich Schinkel, this Gothic Revival church is a serene space displaying 19th-century sculpture and is one of the few remaining examples of early Prussian romanticism.
• Schinkelplatz - Conclude at Schinkelplatz, where Berlin’s greatest architect is celebrated amidst some of his finest neoclassical buildings, surrounded today by striking contrasts of old and new Berlin.

• Expert local guide
• Visit to the Friedrichswerdersche Church

• Entrance fees
• Gratuities

Embark on an enriching walking tour along Unter den Linden to delve into Berlin’s royal and imperial past. Starting at the newly reconstructed Berlin Palace, this tour traces Berlin’s evolution from a humble royal residence to a major imperial force. Admire the grand architecture influenced by the Hohenzollern dynasty and consider the historical political reinterpretations of these sites. Visit the tranquil Friedrichswerdersche Church and Frederick the Great’s cultural forum, showcasing Berlin’s Enlightenment heritage. Explore quiet side streets to discover revolutionary meetings and the artistic legacies of luminaries like Heinrich Heine and Felix Mendelssohn.

• Discover breathtaking baroque and neoclassical wonders
• Learn about the noble and poignant tales of Prussian monarchs and their royal families
• Follow in the footsteps of the era’s renowned poets and musicians
• Find monumental tributes to the triumphs over Napoleon

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