Sightseeing

Two cities become one again

Few cities have seen as many changes over recent years as Berlin. The two separate entities that existed before the Wall came down have become one again. There's hardly a trace left of the former east-west division. The new architecture on Potsdamer Platz and in the government quarter forms a fascinating contrast to the late 19th century buildings of Charlottenburg. One minute you're on an elegant boulevard, the next you’re in one of the city's more alternative neighbourhoods. But the city is not only renowned for its architectural monuments; it also has museums, green oases and nightlife galore.

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Berlin's Top 10 Sights

The capital´s highlights

For visitors in a hurry or for those who want to limit their tourism to the absolute fundamentals, we have compiled a list of Berlin's top 10 highlights. It goes without saying that this wasn't an easy job – there are literally thousands of places

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Zionskirche

History and stories

The Zionskirche stands in its place like a relic from the past. There is an excellent view over the city from its tower. A gravel path that’s dotted with public benches surrounds the church. On Thursdays, there’s a small organic market that offers fruit and vegetables from the surrounding area. The neighbourhood comes together in the various cafes and bars that surround the church.

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