Berlin is packed with incredible sights and attractions, making it tricky to decide where to start! That’s why I’ve created my Berlin tourist map featuring all the must-see spots across the German capital. Even better – you can download it straight to your phone and use it on the go!
Planning your trip and need a handy way to navigate the city? My tourist map Berlin highlights all the must-visit spots, so you can explore with ease! Whether you’re keen to explore historical landmarks, visit top attractions, or indulge in some shopping, my tourist map of Berlin Germany has you covered.
FREE Berlin tourist map: Your ULTIMATE guide to the city
What you need to know
- Is Berlin good for tourists? Absolutely! I think Berlin is great for tourists, there’s so much to see and do.
- What is the main tourist street in Berlin? For me, this would have to be Unter Den Linden and the surrounding area. It’s the site of the Brandenburg Gate and the surrounding area is home to lots of tourist attractions.
- Is Berlin a safe place for tourists? I’ve been to Berlin plenty of times and have never had a problem. Treat it like any other big city, keep your belongings close, be aware of your surroundings and stick to busier areas.
- What attractions in Berlin are free? I have a couple of posts on free things to do in Berlin which I’ve also linked below.
What’s included?
My Berlin tourist map includes over 70 of the most popular sites and attractions the city has to offer! They’re split into the following categories depending on what you want to see and do:
- Historical Sites – There’s no shortage of historical sites and memorials from World War II or the Cold War. Take in the Berlin Cathedral and head on over to the Brandenburg Gate as you learn about the city’s past!
- Museums / Art Galleries – Berlin is home to so many museums and art galleries. Whatever your taste there will be something for you to explore here. Of course, the famous Museum Island has to be top of your list!
- Berlin Wall sites – There are still plenty of spots to see parts of the Berlin Wall within the city centre. I’ve made sure to include them on my map!
- Shopping destinations – If, like me, you enjoy a good mooch around a shopping centre, you’re in luck! Berlin has lots of great stores and shopping centres to browse.
- General Tourist Attractions – There are so many great tourist attractions in Berlin. Take to the sky in the World Balloon, meet some celebrities at Madam Tussauds or check out Potsdamer Platz!
- Parks – Despite being a big city, Berlin has plenty of green spaces to explore the hustle and bustle!
Berlin Tourist Map
You can check out my map of attractions in Berlin below, I’ve also added Berlin Brandenburg Airport for reference:
How to use this map: Click on the markers for more information about each destination. To save this map to your Google Maps, click the star in the top left corner.
How to use it
My Berlin tourist map is super simple to use and save to your phone! Here’s some tips:
- Click on each of the map markers to open more information about that spot
- You can expand the map legend in the top left corner to see all the individual locations and groups. You can also select and deselect certain groups if you’re not interested in them.
Saving the map to your phone
If you want to save it to your phone just tap the star icon next to ‘Berlin Tourist Map’ at the top of the map. This will save it to your Google Maps.
To open it on your phone just open your Google Maps app and tap ‘You’ at the bottom of the screen. Then select ‘Maps’ and a list of your saved maps will come up.
Looking for more?
Are you visiting Berlin and looking for more things to do? Check out all my guides below!
Itineraries
Things to do in Berlin
Things to do in Berlin with kids
Things to do in Berlin on Sunday
Things to do in Berlin at night
Seasonal
Where to see the Berlin Cherry Blossoms
What to see in Berlin in Spring
Summary
Whether it’s the museums on Museum Island, the grandeur of Charlottenburg Palace, or the views from the Television Tower, my Berlin tourist map has you covered. You’ll also find key historical sites like Checkpoint Charlie and the Holocaust Memorial marked out for easy exploring.
I will be traveling to Germany in October of 2025 and want to plan my days in Berlin.