Berlin, Germany

Berlin is the Germany's capital and one of the most fascinating cities of Europe because of its rich and unique history dating back to 1247, its culture and world class museums. Berlin is also known because it was the host of the 2006 FIFA World Cup Final. 

Berlin is the capital of Germany and one of the most fascinating cities of Europe due to its rich old and new history, culture and world class museums. Berlin has undergone some dramatic changes since the fall of the famous Berlin Wall in 1989. Once a literal divide between the East and West, the capital of re-unified Germany has emerged as the very place that bridges the two together.

Now, with the re-unification, the east and west cities are a giant cityscape, comprising of many districts. Berlin has become a modern metropolis, even with almost four million inhabitants; life in Berlin has stayed pretty relaxed and straightforward, and has a lot to offer.

Mitte, the old eastern district, had become the increasingly affluent centre of the city, it is renowned for its hip shopping and hipper nightlife. Mitte is also home to attractions like Alexanderplatz, with its sky-scraping Radio Tower, world class museums and the wide expanse of Under Der Linden, leading to, symbol-of-the-city, Brandenburg Gate.

There will be many who will prefer exploring the west of the city. Many of the most luxurious hotels of Berlin are found in Charlottenburg, may be here is the perfect place to explore Berlin’s shopping malls, such as the monstrous KaDaWe, or stroll down the famous Kurfurstendamm or visit the resplendent Schloss Charlottenburg Palace.