Holidays in Berlin

BURLINsituated on the North-German lowlands on average at a height of 35 m above sea level. It covers an area of 891 square kilometres. In the capital of Germany, 1871-1945. In 1948, Berlin was divided into two parts, East Berlin and West Berlin. In 1990, the Berlin Wall, which separated the city from 1961, was destroyed. Berlin became the capital of a united Germany, and in 1999 the authorities of the FWG moved to the city. The capital of a united Germany, the city with federal status and the largest city of the country. There are senior legislative and executive bodies of the FWG. Despite the damage caused by the Second World War, Berlin continues to be the largest industrial city in Germany.
In Berlin, at least two centres are east and west. At a minimum, because, in the construction of the city, the city authorities have always tried to highlight the specificities of individual urban neighbourhoods and many of them, and each has its centre. Administratively, Berlin is divided into 12 districts, the most important of which are Charlottenburg, Tirgarten, Mitte, Prenzlauer-Berg, Friedrichshin, Kroitzberg, Sheneberg and Wilmersdorf. Life in Berlin hits the key and doesn't even end up in the deepest night, when things go down in other places. There's a lot about Berlin museum collections. The former meeting of the Prussian kings during the war was partially evacuated, partly hidden in the basement of the bombs, and after the war, it was found that part of the collection was in the East and part in the West. For 40 years, collections have evolved in parallel, and after the reunification of Germany have been consolidated. As a result, a colossal complex that is physically impossible to fit into one building. So there are several museum centres in Berlin. It is the East Museum Island, an antique gathering, a German art gallery and the Pergama Museum of Monumental Architecture; it is the Culturforum in the West, the richest gathering of European paintings, gravier, coin, the palace of Charlottenburg and the Egyptian Museum, a little further away in the West. There's only one thing to say about the Egyptian Museum: there's a brace of Neferti. And finally, it's an Ethnological Museum in Dal-Dorf.
No other city can.

compete with Berlin, the capital of entertainment, theater, the gods, the vanguard. There are three opera theatres in the city, several large orchestras, dozens of drama theatres, many world rank museums. From the end of June to mid-August, the International Summer Festival holds concerts in the open air in Tirgarten (Class and jazz music). The jazz festival is being held in October. Presentations by the most famous performers within 3 days. Berlin is an expensive city. The country ' s integration had not improved. An increasing number of tourists and businessmen come to the new capital and the number of hotels does not match growing demand, although new designs and constructions are under way. There must be patience. New hotels will be expensive. There are, however, many low-cost boards, less comfortable, but more accessible (50-100DM). In any case, it is desirable to book places in advance.
Berlin is considered one of the safest European cities. The city receives 4.2 million guests each year, including numerous tourists, congressmen, exhibitions, fairs, festivals, etc. Berlin is changing in front of you, and when you come here in a year, you may not know him.

Museums: Symbol Berlin - Brandenburg gate (Brandenburger Tor) were created at the end of the thirteenth century. Pariser Platz, S Unter den Linden Berlin Collect (Berliner Dom) is an interesting historical building built in neo barocco in 1893-1903. This gathering is considered the main church of Russian Protestantism. Lustgarten, S Hackescher Markt/Alexanderplatz, 9.00-18.30. Interesting to see. Red Berlin Ratush (Rotes Rathaus). Rathausstrasse, U/S Alexanderplatz, Wt-Pt 9.00-16.00, Cht 16.00-18.00 Church of St. Nicolay (Nikolaikirche) There is today a permanent exhibition on the history of the city. Nikolaikirchplatz, U/S Alexanderplatz, Wt-Ws 10.00-18.00 Zamok Charlottenburg (Schlos Charlottenburg) was built as a summer residence for Sofia-Sharlotta, the wife of King Friedrich I. Luisenplatz, U Sophie-Charlotte-Platz/Richard-Wagner-Platz 9. Unter den Linden 4 You can take a tour to the Bablesberg Film Studio (one of the largest and old European film studios).

Berlin Botanical Garden (Botanischer Garten) celebrated the entire world of its 200,000 species collection. Konigin-Luise-Strasse 6-8, U Rathaus Steglitz/S Botanischer Garte, from 9 a.m. to the dark, Friedrich Vilgelma II is located in a liver park with pavilions on Pavlinya Island (Pfauenininsel). Pfauenininselchaussee, Zehlendorf, Wt-Sb 10.00-13.00 13.30-16.30 The Friedrichsfelde Zoo Park (Tierpark Friedrichsfelde) has a huge area of 160 ha. There are elephants and runaways, and a variety of predators, snake pit and a lot of other things. Am Tierpark 125, U Tierpark, from 9 a.m. to the darkness of the Grand Planetary of Ceys offers multimedia programmes with musical and laser effects on various topics in astronomy. Prenzlauer Allee 80, sessions: Pn-Pt: 10.30, Pt: 20.00, Sr and Sb: 14.00, 15.30, 17.20, p: 14.00, 15.30, 17.00. The Zoological Garten with Aquarium (Zoologischer Garten/Aquarium) was opened in 1844 and became the first zoological garden in Germany. Today, 13,000 1,400 species are represented. Hardenbergplatz 8/Budapester Strasse 34, U/S Zoologischer Garten, 9.00-18.00 (up to 17.00 in winter) Old National Gallery (Alte Nationalgalerie) represents the art of the twenty-first century: classicism, romanticism, bidermeyer style, naturalism, impressionism. Bodestrasse 1-3 U/S Friedrichstrasse, U Hackescher Markt, Wt-Ws 9.00-17.00 The New National Gallery (Neue Nationalgalerie) represents the various arts of the twentieth century: impressionism, German Expressionism, Religionism, Cubism. Potsdamer Strasse 50, U/S Potsdamer Platz, Wt-Pt 9.00-17.00, Sb-Ws 10.00-17.00 The Hamburg Station (Hamburger Bahnhof) presents a collection of Marks and a collection of modern art. Invalidenstrasse 50-51, S Lehrter Stadtbahnhof, Wt-Ws 9.00-17.00 Museum Berlin (Museum fur Naturkunde) is one of the most well-known museums of science, its collection has the largest dinosaur skeleton in the world. Invalidenstrasse 43, S Lehrter Stadtbahnhof/U Zinnowitzer Strasse, W-Ws 9.30-17.00 Television Tower (Fernsehturm) is Berlin ' s highest (365 m). At an altitude of 200 metres, a cafe and a panoramic gallery are located, from which an amazing, exhaustive view to the capital is opened. Alexanderplatz, U/S Alexanderplatz, Noyab-Apr 10.00-24.00, May-Okt 9.00-13.00 French collection (Franzosischer Dom) - the assembly was built at the beginning of the XVIII century for French Gugenots. Today, an exhibition on the history of the Gugenotes has been opened in the cathedral tower. Gendarmenmarkt 5, U Stadmitte/Franzosische Strasse, Wt-Ws 12.00-17.00 There is Berlin The Soviet Memorial(Sowjetisches Ehrenmal) created in memory of 5,000 Soviet soldiers killed in the battle for Berlin in 1945. The Eastern Gallery (East Side Gallery) is the majority of the Berlin Wall, which lasted 1,300 metres along the coast of the Spree River. The eastern part of the wall was written by several artists, some of whom are well known in Germany. The remains of the Berlin Wall can be found elsewhere in the city. Muhlenstrasse, S Warschauer Strasse/Hauptbahnhof/U Schlesisches Tor Cultural Life: Berlin meets guests with three opera theatres, two concert halls, thirty-five theatres, large quantities of cabaret, musical and water. Spee-Parc is the entertainment park, the rest and the funniest rides.

Procurement: The KaDeWe unit is the largest unit in Europe where you can buy anything you want, including food divisions, where you can find delicts from all the ends of the world. Tauentzienstrasse 21-24 On the Kurfurstendamm Street and the decommissioned patches - abundance of company stores of elegant clothing and universmagos. Wilmersdorfer Strasse has large Hertie, Karstadt, CARA On Friederichstrasse Street, a French supernatural gallery Lafayette, which can be found in commercial jewelry and perfume shops and fashion clothing stores. Souvenir shops and gift shops are located in the vice old Nikolaiviertel area. The Berlin souvenirs are the Berlin bear in all kinds and the Brandenburg Gate. Berlin's most popular food and flower market is Winterfeldtmarkt. He works on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 8:00 to 1:00 on Winterfeldtplatz. Christmas markets open before Christmas in all parts of the city.

Suburban: Potsdam is the Italian North. This city has for centuries been linked to Berlin with fruitful friendship. The Land of Brandenburg is rich in painting stone churches and monasteries - great samples of the northern-German cathotic architecture.

Kitchen: Berlin is a huge metropolis, and it's perfectly natural that any culinary taste can be met, both for the most exquisite delicates and exotic dishes, and for a great cold beer stunning the thirst. The Berlin kitchen is healthy, nutritious and

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Traditional foods of the Berlin kitchen: Bouletten - meat balls Eisbein mit Sauerkraut oder Erbsenpuree - porcine with quadruple cabbage or horrywurst - Schusterjungen - Pfankuchen - donats and magnificent beer: Berliner Kindl, Schultheis beer