Berlin

Berlin's landmarks, neighbourhoods and food are mapped out in a guide built for walking the city rather than reading about it afterwards. The Brandenburg Gate and the remains of the Wall sit alongside Kreuzberg and Prenzlauer Berg, each area given maps, recommended stops and notes on what is worth a detour. Curated itineraries suggest how to shape a day, while photography and short background pieces fill in the history that explains why the city looks the way it does. What readers get: • Detailed maps and neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood coverage • Itineraries that can be followed whole or broken apart • Notes on eating, museums and architecture across the city • Background history for landmarks including the Wall Written for independent travellers, history readers and repeat visitors, published by DK Publishing and available from Boipoka.