Located in the historic center of Berlin, the French Cathedral, together with the German Cathedral and the Konzerthaus

Part of the building ensemble on Potsdamer Platz in Berlin-Mitte, this impressive architectural masterpiece forms the new entertainment center of Berlin.

In the heart of Berlin is one of the city's most striking theatres, the Maxim Gorki Theatre.

The Neptune Fountain is one of the famous attractions in Berlin. It is one of the oldest and most beautiful fountains in Berlin. Located on the Alexanderplatz, on the large open square between the television tower, St. Mary's Church and the Red Town Hall it invites to linger and marvel at the sculpteres.

The Teufelsberg (Devil’s Mountain) lies at the northern edge of Grunewald and is among the highest hills in Berlin.

This beautiful building in the heart of Wedding sparkles with culture and atmospheric intimacy. Very contradictory, considering that this new venue is a former crematorium built in the early 20th century as the city's first crematorium.

The mecca for all classic lovers! On the opposite side of the Sony Center is the Berlin Philharmonie.

Called “Hohler Zahn” (hollow tooth), by the Berliners, the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church is the main attraction on the Kurfürstendamm. Remaining is only the tower ruin. It was refurbished multiple times and is now a memorial against war and destruction.

The Mercedes  Benz arena (used to be: O2- World) was opened in September 2008. It was build for 2 years.

The Olympiastadion is the home of Hertha BSC. If you enter the stadium, you can see the blue tartan track. The Olympiastadium can look back on a far-reaching history.