Berlin is Germany's capital city and has undergone enormous changes in the past 100 years. In 1989 the German revolution took place -subsequently leading to the fall of the Berlin Wall- and in 1990 West and East Germany were merged officially together with Berlin becoming the capital of reunified Germany. No longer divided, this city is now a thriving, modern and exciting destination, welcoming tourists and business visitors alike. Since World War II, the city has emerged from the past and undergone the biggest construction project in Europe transforming it into a beautiful city, so allow enough time to get to see the sights.

Much of Berlin has been rebuilt, restored or rejuvenated and there is some wonderful architecture, both old and new, standing side by side. Many come here for the exceptional nightlife alone, while others prefer the tourism aspect offered by the city. Those who choose to sightsee by day will discover that many of Berlin's landmarks come with their very own observation decks, such as the Reichstag (the German Parliament Building), the Europa Center on the Zoologischer Garten and the Kollhoff Tower on the Potsdamer Platz.

Berlin is best known for its historical associations as the German capital, for its internationality and tolerance, for its lively nightlife, for its many cafes, clubs, and bars, for its street art, and for its numerous museums, palaces, and other sites of historic interest. Berlin's architecture is quite varied.   This city is now a thriving, modern and exciting destination and welcoming football teams since the World Cup Finals.

- Berlin Wall & Checkpoint Charlie
- Brandenburg Gate
- World Cup & Olympic Stadiums
- World famous night-life