Berlin City Walk — Witnessing the City’s Transformation 🚶‍♀️

#summervacay Ever since my good friend moved to Berlin 20 years ago, I’ve made it a point to visit at least once a year. I’ve basically witnessed the city’s incredible development and growth firsthand. At first, I loved hanging out around KuDamm. Then, for a while, Potsdamer Platz was the hotspot. More recently, Berlin’s center has gradually shifted eastward. Near the East Train Station, cool new clubs and scenes popped up. Every time I visit, I pick a new neighborhood to explore. But the government district, apart from the Parliament building, was always off my list — I thought it was still an unfinished construction zone. This trip, despite it being November and chilly 🥶, I finally made a point to check out that area. The cold weather meant I had to walk quickly, so it was more of a glance than a deep dive — definitely didn’t get to enjoy it as much as I wanted! Start & End: Alexanderplatz in front of Berlin Central Station, then crossing the river via a pedestrian bridge 🌉 Distance: 3 km total Time needed: At least 1.5 hours, including time to snap some photos 📸 A quick but meaningful stroll to see Berlin’s changing heart 💙 #berlincitywalk #exploreberlin #citytransformation #berlinviews #traveldiaries #urbanexploration #novembervibes