Berlin is rightfully considered one of the cultural centers of Europe. A huge number of tourists come to the capital of Germany every year, the city is very popular, and this is not surprising. Historic sights sit side by side with state-of-the-art entertainment - you won't be bored in Berlin.
Most ancient cities in Europe usually have a distinct historic center, but Berlin is the exception to this rule. Old sights are scattered throughout its territory, next to which modern buildings are located completely freely. Such mixing does not cause disharmony - everything is thought out. At the top of the Berlin TV tower - the tallest building in the city - there is an observation deck, from where anyone can view the surroundings. The view is truly breathtaking. The Reichstag - a building dedicated to the gathering of the German parliament - is open to tourist visits and an opportunity not to be missed. The architecture of the 19th century Italian Renaissance, as well as the traces of the era that this building has preserved, are worth seeing. On May 1, 1945, the Reichstag building was taken by Soviet troops, after which the soldiers left many inscriptions on its walls. And to this day they have not been erased, despite the reconstruction carried out. Also deliberately left traces of bullets. The meeting of the Reichstag Council rejected the proposal to clean the walls, although some insisted on this. The Brandenburg Gate is one of the symbols not only of Berlin, but of the whole of Germany, it is a famous European landmark. The majestic structure appeared as a symbol of peace, but it so happened that any era alters it. During Nazi rule, the Brandenburg Gate was a symbol of the party and is now considered a sign of German reunification. For those interested in museums, a piece of paradise has been created in Berlin: Museum Island. There is a complex of buildings of various museums, each of which is of separate interest, including from the point of view of architecture. The complex contains expositions of a wide variety of topics, from archaeological finds to modern culture, works of art from the times of antiquity side by side with the most significant creations of our day. According to many, the most interesting square in Berlin is the Gendarmenmarkt. It houses the French Cathedral, erected in the 18th century, the German Church of the 19th century in the Baroque and New Baroque styles, and between them the Drama Theater is located like a king - a very beautiful and richly decorated building of the 19th century. cozy cafes and restaurants will allow you to do this with maximum comfort. Berlin is also famous for its modern cultural life - all kinds of entertainment, parties, concerts and presentations take place every day.
