The once glorious Unter den Linden - at least circa May 2012 - is an utter disappointment. The street is all torn up; there are road barricades everywhere. But even so, it's just another commercial street. I had heard it compared to Paris. mais non. More

To walk this from the Brandenburg gate all the way round to the Deutsch Dom, is a wonderful stroll. Between the tree-lined street, endless cafes and restaurants and an assortment of cheap and classy souveneir shops, it can take some time. On a warm summer evening, it's a great way to walk off dinner, and during the day you can... More

In March 2012 Unter den Linden was undergoing a refurbishing for which most of the "linden" (tilia) were cut and the middle of the road (which is usually the best part to walk) was open road. However, the architecture along the street remains impressive. Don't take the U-Bahn but walk from Brandenburg Gate to the Berlin Dom. More

Its a beaten track in berlin but a must go place. Everything is beautful and well cared. I recomend go by bike so you can enjoy the whole street getting less tired More

Unter den Linden is a nice place, you won't realise you're on the famous street half the time because there is so much to look at. More

If you only have a few hours and want to say you have seen Berlin, go to Alexanderplatz and walk along Unter den Linden towards the Gate. The street is scattered with both historical and modern sites on both sides. You will see the Berliner Dome, the Museum Island, the Opera House, Humboldt University, Babelplatz, the statues of Marx and... More

everything is on it. but there are constructions at the most parts. More

You can take a stroll down this street and just viewing the arcitecture is fun in itself. Also there are several shops and cafes. More

Very impressive street with all the monumental buildings from the time of the Weimarer republic and before. Must see when you are in berlin More