Located in close proximity to the Berlin Zoo, Museum für Fotografie sees photo-enthusiasts coming in, from across the globe. Nestled in a building that previously housed the landwehr officers' mess, this museum is a must visit on your trip to Berlin. Showcasing a major chunk of work by celebrated photographer Helmut Newton, the museum has an ever changing exhibition. Established in 2004 in this beautiful Neo-Classical structure, the museum features photographs from 19th Century till date.

C/O Berlin calls itself an "International Forum for Visual Dialogues," and while this may be apt, it doesn't actually describe what C/O is. It is simply an excellent gallery that houses temporary exhibitions of photographs and photographic installations by the world's leading documentary photographers, from Henri Cartier-Bresson to Trent Park. It is not particularly well known, but for photographers, lovers of photography, or even just people who are interested in the world, it is one of the must-see museums in Berlin. Its exhibitions, usually by multiple photographers, never leave the viewer untouched.

Named for its eponymous quarterly of early 1900s, the Camera Work in Charlottenburg has a lot to offer for the shutterbugs and print enthusiasts. Showcasing internationally acclaimed photographers like Nicky Brandt, Philipp Keel, Russel James and Caroline Halley, to name a few, this splendid gallery is a haven for budding artists, photographers and visual art connoisseurs. The merchandise here is pretty expensive, but then, you cannot really put a price on art.