Berlin
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After 28 years of separation between East and West, the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989 marked the rebirth of a capital in perpetual transformation. Today, Berlin fascinates with its blend of history and modernity: from the emblematic Brandenburg Gate to the hustle and bustle of Alexanderplatz, from the Reichstag to the frescoes of the East Side Gallery. Between memory and renewal, the city is constantly pushing back its boundaries.
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A Capital with an Artistic Flair
Trendy, lively, relaxed, rebellious… There’s no shortage of adjectives to describe Germany’s reunited capital. The saying goes: “All Berlin is a cloud". No doubt because the city is a melting pot of creativity. Theatre, dance, literature, cabaret, music, painting, architecture… all forms of art have made their home here over the centuries, as reflected by the work of some 20,000 visual artists, in the backyards of the Kreuzberg or Prenzlauser Berg, in the very stylish galleries or the beautiful buildings.
Museum Island
buildings and contemporary architecture, from the historic Reichstag to the Chancellery, it’s almost impossible not to enter one of the 170 museums: many of which are found in the eastern part of the city, near the prestigious Unter den Linden boulevard. The Museumsinsel (Museum Island), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one the greatest attractions in the centre of Berlin, with some of the world’s most precious cultural gems being found in the Old Museum, New Museum, Old National Gallery, the Pergamon Museum…
Greenery
But Berlin also knows how to combine peace, relaxation, and rest. The city is home to Germany’s largest forest, with 29,000 hectares, 13 lakes and rivers, offering 360km of greenery in the centre! It’s a great way to recharge your batteries before returning to city life, whether that means shopping in the Kurfürstendamm Avenue or Friedrichstrasse, a concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra or an opera performance, or simply socialising in one of the city's countless snack bars...
The Brandenburg Gate
If you’re going to leave Berlin, you might as well do it through the city's main gate: the Brandenburg Gate. The most iconic monument in Berlin, it embodies the city’s past and is considered a symbol of reunification.
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