Here's a tip: Go the the least crowded museum you can find. Buy a three day ticket, worth *€ 7.50. It's just fifty cents more than the day ticket. Both tickets allow you to view the 60 or more major museums in Berlin. The fee includes an audio guide. It's really helpful because it spares reading time and eyeache and it's also very informative. I love how well organized the museum system is!
*EDIT: Reduced price for students and senior citizens. The three day ticket is more expensive for normal people.

The line to the Bode Museum. I tell you, the museums are packed here.

An ancient gambling game from the early Christian period.

A brilliant piece from the 15th century.

The interior of the museum.

The Berlin Main train station. Brilliant. There's a sign that reads: Welcome to the most modern train station in the world.

The train station's got a giant Christmas tree decorated with Swarovsky crystals. Sponsored by the Swarovsky company, of course.

The Reichstag

The world-famous sculpture of Nefertiti.
The museum is so huge, they've fitted an entire Greek temple facade in it, and more!
Love the vibe of the place, love the energy of the city.
So how was your New Years?

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