Tourist Attractions in Berlin

Berlin is stylish, casual and easygoing. Too many grandiose and at the same time tragic events took place in the German capital – the declaration of the Third Reich, Nazi pogroms, almost total destruction by bombing, and the half-century-long division into Western and Eastern parts. Now it is as if the city is resting and gladly writing its history anew.

The districts of Berlin do not resemble each other at all. In the historical central part the gloomy hulks of the Reichstag and the palaces of Museum Island rise. The trendy eastern neighbourhoods are home to interesting restaurants, stylish clubs and art spaces. The Kurfürstendamm boulevard is home to some of the city’s best shops.

Berlin, of course, is not as ornate and grand as other European capitals, but it has its own soul, which is revealed to the traveller gradually.