Germany 2 Day Itinerary

Day 1: Berlin

Morning:

  • Start your day with a hearty German breakfast at a local café. Try “Birchermüesli” or “Frühstückbuffet”.
  • Visit the iconic Brandenburg Gate, symbolizing the reunification of Germany and standing as a testament to its historic past.
  • Explore the grand Reichstag Building and book a tour to learn about German politics and history. Remember, you’ll need to reserve in advance!

Afternoon:

  • Stroll through the vibrant neighborhood of Kreuzberg, known for its street art and diverse food scene. Don’t miss out on a currywurst – Berlin’s iconic fast food!
  • Visit the poignant Holocaust Memorial and the nearby Jewish Museum.

Evening:

  • Take a relaxing boat tour along the Spree River, offering beautiful views of Berlin’s landmarks.
  • Enjoy dinner at one of the many excellent restaurants in Mitte, such as “Zur letzten Instanz” or “Horst”.

Day 2: Munich

Morning:

  • Arrive in Munich and check into your hotel.
  • Head to Marienplatz, the city’s main square, where you can see the New Town Hall (Neus Rathaus) and the Glockenspiel, which chimes every 12 and 5 pm.

Afternoon:

  • Take a short walk to Englischer Garten, one of the world’s largest urban parks, offering tranquility amidst the city bustle. Rent a bike or simply enjoy a leisurely stroll.
  • Visit the world-famous Residenz Museum and explore its opulent rooms and art collections.

Evening:

  • Indulge in traditional Bavarian cuisine at “Haxnbauer” or “Augustiner Keller”. Don’t forget to try the famous “Weisswurst”.
  • End your day with a visit to the historic Hofbräuhaus, where you can enjoy beer, live music, and an authentic Bavarian atmosphere.

Things to Know:

  1. Germany uses the Euro (€) as its official currency.
  2. English is widely spoken in major cities, but it’s always helpful to know a few German phrases.
  3. Public transportation is excellent in both Berlin and Munich, with extensive networks of trains, trams, and buses.
  4. To enter Germany for tourism purposes, you usually need a Schengen visa, depending on your nationality. Check the German Embassy’s website for detailed information.
  5. German culture values punctuality, so it’s essential to be on time for appointments and reservations.