Berlin Attractions
The seat of the German Parliament has played a crucial role in Berlin's recent history.
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This gate symbolizes the reunification of East and West Berlin after the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The largest palace in Berlin has lavishly decorated interiors.
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This small district with narrow streets is one of the oldest historic areas in Berlin.
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This large square in former East Berlin features the 365m tall Fernsehturm (TV Tower).
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The Old National Gallery has a collection of 19th century paintings and sculpture.
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One of Museum Island's magnificent museums with a collection of Greek, Roman and Egyptian artifacts.
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This square near Unter den Linden is surrounded by magnificent buildings.
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Parts of the famous wall that once divided this city in two are still standing.
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The cathedral, severely damaged during the war, was reopened in 1993.
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This striking modern structure is part of a complex built to house government institutions following the relocation of the German capital from Bonn to Berlin.
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Checkpoint charlie was the site of a standoff between American and Russian tanks in 1961.
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Berlin's first large shopping center is a symbol of postwar Germany.
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This 19th century neo-gothic church now functions a museum of the architect Schinkel and 19th century sculptures.
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This square is bordered by three beautiful buildngs: the Konzerthaus, Französischer Dom and Deutscher Dom.
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This series of courtyards, one of them with elaborate jugendstil decorations, is a popular attraction in Berlin.
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This modern glass and steel railway hub is built on the site of the former Lehrter Bahnhof.
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Nicknamed 'the oyster', this building was the US's contribution to the Interbau 1957 building exhibition in Berlin.
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A forest of undulating concrete slabs serves as a memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.
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This bombed church symbolizes the destruction of war.
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A wide boulevard lined with aparment blocks in neo-classical socialist style.
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About ten cultural institutions, five of them museums, have their home at this cultural center of Berlin.
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This boulevard, also known as the Ku'damm, is Berlin's most famous shopping street.
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Five museums are located at this island, of which the Pergamon Museum is the most famous.
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This beautiful synagogue was the symbol of the Jewish community.
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Originally a guard house, this neoclassical building is currently a memorial to victims of war.
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Between 1963 and 1989 this beautiful twin-towered bridge was used as a pedestrian crossing between East and West Berlin.
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This museum boasts the enormous Pergamon Altar, a Babylonian gate and many more impressive treasures.
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The capital of Brandenburg, just an S-Bahn ride from Berlin is a popular day trip destination.
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This square was competely rebuilt with modern buildings after the reunification of Berlin.
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This large park contains the beatiful rococo style Schloss Sanssouci and the sumptuous Baroque Neue Palais.
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A victory column commemorating Prussian victories.
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Now the official residence of the German president, this palace was built in 1786 for Prince Ferdinand of Prussia, the younger brother of Frederick the Great.
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Berlin's Palace bridge is adorned with eight statues depicting a heroic warrior's life.
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One of several memorials honoring Soviet troops, it was erected shortly after the Red Army captured Berlin at the end of World War II.
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It took renowned sculptor Christian Daniel Rauch 12 years to construct this 13.5m/44ft high statue.
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At 2.5 sq. km (about 1 sq. mile), this is Berlin's largest park.
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Berlin's most prestigious boulevard is lined with impressive historical buildings.
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One of the largest zoos in the world, the Berlin Zoo features pandas, wolves, gorillas, elephants and many more exotic animals.
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