Berlin did a great job preserving a section of the Berlin Wall. The Topography of Terror Museum is free and excellent. Very educational and sad to learn what took place here but very well laid out. You get the full history from the rise of Hitler to his death. Highly recommended.

I toured this part of the city that holds remnant of the original wall with a guide. Even though there are large posters with explanations running throughout, having someone provide context and explanation is very helpful, especially to an outsider. I would recommend also seeing the DDR Museum, the Stasi Museum, and the German Spy Museum along with this Memorial.

Take the S-bahn to Nordbahnhof and you are right opposite the Berlin Wall Information Centre which is worth popping in to collect the free maps. The maps have QR codes to audio guides varying from 30 mins to 90 mins depending on how long you want to stay there which I thought were very good and made sure you covered all the main points of interest. I went as far down as the tower which was probably about half the length. This houses another free museum which was very interesting and worth going in, probably took 1.5 - 2 hours in total. Very interesting and well worth a trip. One of the best things I did in Berlin.

This was our first stop when we arrived in Berlin. It is a great place to view and get up close to the wall. Take some time to read the outside displays. A must see in a city with many must sees.

This memorial is a must-see for anyone visiting Berlin! It's a great way to learn about the history of the city and the struggle for a democratic Germany. Plus, it's a great place to take a selfie and show off your knowledge of the city's history!

The monument itself is a powerful reminder of the city's history as a divided city, with the iconic Checkpoint Charlie standing as a stark reminder of the former border between East and West Germany. The memorial is a great way to explore the history of the city and the wall, with a variety of interactive exhibits and displays. And the views from the top are spectacular! It's a great way to get a unique perspective on the city and its past.

Good place to brush up on your history as there is quite a lot of information about the area and what happened, including the people who attempted to climb the wall and didn't make it. Quite a big chunk of the wall is still up and also around the site. Very interesting and worth a visit.

Not gonna write about the place itself. If you are visiting Berlin, I am sure it’s on your list and it’s definitely worth visiting. Just bear in mind, it’s all outdoors so dress appropriately for the weather. With that being said, the gift shop across the street from the park sells Berlin Wall souvenirs (stones) way cheaper than at Checkpoint Charlie

I found this very moving. It represents history I grew up with, news reports of young East Germans pointlessly killed by their own people. Looking at the memorial to these people and seeing their faces was moving but so too the realisation that a wall was constructed to separate two communities of the same city! How stupid we can be.

It was recommended by my friend to visit this part of Berlin to see Berlin Wall. It was fragments of the wall left with strong everlasting message to appreciate peace, and unity especially at these time. It was drizzling and cold yet totally worth it.