Berlin
Since the reunification of Germany in 1990, Berlin has developed into a radiant city focused on development and forward-looking, becoming a modern cultural center and a European trend capital.
The city is full of attractions and possesses more than 170 museums and galleries covering various themes and interests.
The main attractions and symbols of the city by which it is recognized worldwide are the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag, the Berlin Cathedral, and Charlottenburg Palace.
Of course, so as not to forget the dark times and to constantly remind ourselves of historical facts, you must visit the remains of the Berlin Wall and the unavoidable Checkpoint Charlie.
In addition to the symbols of the past and modern buildings that are proof of the country's recovery, power, and development, Berlin offers tourists high-quality restaurants with national cuisine.
For the youngest tourists, an unavoidable attraction is the Berlin Zoo, perhaps one of the best in Europe. Due to its size and the number of animal species it possesses, it requires a full-day tour.
Shopping lovers must plan time for Kurfürstendamm, a street abundant with shops of various brands. In minutes of respite from shopping, there are excellent restaurants where you can refresh yourself.
Regardless of the reason for the visit, Berlin – both old and new, historical or modern – is definitely a city to visit.
