The Old Museum is one of the most important monuments of classicism and is one of four museums between the Spree and Kupfergraben on the Museum Island.

The Berliner Dom is the largest church in Berlin...

The Berlin TV Tower, with its 368 meters the tallest building in Germany.

The Bode Museum belongs to the ensemble of the world-famous Museum Island, and is an UNESCO world heritage site. In 2006 it was reopened after six years of restoration.

It was up to the year 1989 a symbol of divided Berlin and Germany, it is now a national symbol for unity, and thus one of the most famous landmark.

Checkpoint Charlie was one of the most famous border crossing points in Berlin where the Soviet Union joined with the American sector. Today he is one of the few focal points to remember the dark era of the division of Berlin.

The Federal Chancellery is one of the most impressive architecture in the new government district of Berlin. Because of its shape of a box it is popularly known as "Chancellor washing machine".

After the opening of the border in 1989 artists from around the world began to paint a piece of wall in Berlin-Friedrichshain. It became the longest open-air gallery in the world - the East Side Gallery.

Modeled to the Eiffel Tower, the Radio Tower was the Berlin counterpart on the fairgrounds for a long time as a modern symbol of Berlin.

The Gendarmenmarkt is one of the most beautiful places in the city. Framed by the French and the German Cathedral stands by Karl Friedrich Schinkel's Schauspielhaus, built in the center of the square.

Not only because of its labyrinthine architecture, but also because of the many pubs, cinemas, galleries and boutiques the Hackeschen Höfe in Berlin-Mitte are enjoying a great popularity.

The former train station was converted into a museum and is now home to the "Museum of the Present", which belongs to the National Gallery. At night the house shines variantly in blue and green light.

It was a gift from the United States to the people of Berlin during the Building Exhibition "Interbau" in 1957. It is one of the landmarks of the city and popularly known as the "pregnant oyster".

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, briefly referred to the Holocaust Memorial, was officially opened in 2005. In the immediate vicinity of the Brandenburg Gate is the wavy field of pillars.

The ruined church is the best known landmark of Berlin's Kurfürstendamm. The Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church was in the postwar years as a symbol of the "risen from the ruins Berlin".  

The New Synagogue in Oranienburgerstrasse is certainly one of the most beautiful buildings of Berlin. Once the largest synagogue in the world, it serves today as the center Judaicum.

The New Museum is part of the world famous museum ensemble on the Museum Island, which was appointed in 1999 by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. The Stüler Building was among the most important construction projects of Prussia.

The Pariser Platz counts with the most famous monument of Berlin, the Brandenburg Gate, to one of the historically most significant places. For more than 200 years its architectural and urban design changes are a mirror image of German history.

For a long time it was the most spectacular site in Berlin. In 2008 the Potsdamer Platz celebrated its 10th anniversary and is a much visited tourist attraction.

Since the parliament building was built from 1884 to 1894 and the addition of the glass dome in the 1990s, the Reichstag is one of the most popular builings in Berlin. Since 1999 is here the seat of the German Bundestag.

The name of the building dates from the facade design with red bricks. Between 1861 and 1869, the Red Town Hall was built according to designs of Hermann Waesemann. After the foundation stone was set the first magistrate hearing could be held only four years later at the City Hall.

Bellevue Castle in Berlin's Tiergarten is the first official residence of the German President. It received its name because of the beautiful view of the Spree.

The more than 300 year old summer residence of the Princess Sophia Charlotte impresses not only by its French-inspired garden architecture, but above all by its stately architecture of 17-18. century.

Once built to commemorate won wars, shines the "Gold-Else" today on top of the Great Star in Tiergarten and offers a beautiful view over the city from its platform.

Unter den Linden was and is the greatest boulevard in Berlin. It starts at the Brandenburg Gate and ends at the Berliner Dom, next to the Museum Island.

The oldest zoo in Germany is located as a green oasis in the middle of the City-West and is home to around 15 000 animals. He is regarded as the zoo with the most species in the world.