Pavilion in the Korean architectural style on Potsdamer Platz, which stands for German reunification and the hope for a peaceful reunification of the Korean peninsula.

Young Museum in Berlin - Kreuzberg in the immediate vicinity of the Jewish Museum. Berlin art has been collected and exhibited here since 1870.

The Reichstag building - seat of the German Bundestag and popular photo motif for tourists. One of Berlin's most symbolic buildings.

Former military checkpoint on the inner-city border between East and West Berlin in the Friedrichstraße in Mitte.

Listed court yard in Mitte. Popular tourist attraction, over the years cafes, studios and shops have settled.

Artificially created mountain of rubble in the west of the city. On the summit you can visit a disused listening station.

Memorial in Berlin Mitte. Reminds of the victims of the Holocaust during World War II. A place to think.

Next to the television tower, probably the best-known building in Berlin. Symbol of the separation and reunification of Berlin and Germany.

The landmark of Berlin at Alexanderplatz in Mitte. Germany's highest building is one of the city's most popular excursion destinations.

One of Germany's largest Protestant churches on the Museum Island in the Spree. Services, guided tours and visits.

Berlin's second known broadcasting tower on the exhibition grounds in Charlottenburg. Offers a viewing platform and a restaurant.

Berlin's largest palace complex. Open all year round, free admission. In December scenery of a popular Christmas market.

The largest Jewish museum in Europe: It contains almost 2000 years worth of history and is an important addition to the Jewish heritage.

This new church with integrated ruins has become an emblem of West-Berlin and symbol of peace after the 2. WW. Free guidances are offered daily.

The queen of all Berliner street-food-markets. An all around experience for a stroll, an inspiration and definitely some tastings!