Free walk and free views in the city of Berlin

#europeonbudget I enjoy taking casual walks through Berlin, letting the city guide me without a set plan. The streets are full of life—cyclists rushing by, small cafes with people sipping coffee, and the occasional street musician adding a soundtrack to the stroll. Sometimes I pass the New Synagogue on Oranienburger Straße, its golden dome standing out against the Berlin skyline. The mix of Moorish architecture and the city's modern energy is striking. A little further, I might stop by Neue Wache on Unter den Linden, a simple but powerful memorial. The quiet space inside, with its solemn sculpture under an open roof, feels like a pause in the middle of the city’s constant motion. From there, the walk could lead anywhere—maybe along the Spree, past pop-up art stalls, or through a quiet side street with old bookshops and vintage stores. Berlin’s charm is in these small, unplanned moments. The city feels alive, layered with history and everyday life happening side by side. A quick snack from a currywurst stand or a beer at a corner Späti is the perfect way to end the walk, watching the city go by without any rush.