This East Berlin neighborhood has been significantly reconstructed since reunification.

This West Berlin neighborhood has long been a nexus for Berlin's socially alternative population.

This trendy art gallery is located in a dilapidated building, a symbol of the manner in which art thrived in the bleak atmosphere of Cold War Germany.

This mile-long stretch of the Berlin Wall is one of the largest remaining portions of the former divide between East and West Germany.

This Sony headquarters houses a multiplex movie theater, a Sony store and exhibits on world-famous actress Marlene Dietrich as well as others.

This new museum, housed in a remarkable building designed to intimidate visitors, features dynamic exhibits on Jewish culture in Germany, particularly during the reign of the Third Reich.

Museum featuring the works of artist and pacifist Kathe Kollwitz.

This huge lush park stretches through central Berlin and provides a relaxing contrast to the bustle of the rest of the city.

The Glienicke bridge connects Berlin to Potsdam

This famous Jewish landmark was damaged both by the Nazis and by Allied bombings, but has been restored to house an exhibition of Berlin's Jewish culture.

Free tours are offered of these old Nazi bunkers, which house exhibits on the torture the SS often inflicted on prisoners.

The site of the Nazi bookburning on May 10, 1933 now houses a memorial to that event: a below-ground room lined with empty bookcases, which you see through a window set in the pavement.

This famous East Berlin street is lined with interesting attractions and historic sites.

An important archaeological museum with a large collection of classical artifacts.

Exhibition at the Hamburger Bahnhof.   Immediately on entering the foyer of the decade old “Museum of the Present” and walking under the steel arches of the old railway terminal, visitors will be...

This famous West Berlin thoroughfare, usually referred to as Ku'damm, offers an exciting array of shops, restaurants and nightclubs.

The stadium used for the Nazi's 1936 olympics

National Gallery collection of 18th, 19th and 20th century artists, including Rodin, Cezanne, Degas and Liebermann.

This renowned performance center re-opened in 1984 decades after being damaged by air attacks during World War II and now hosts a variety of concerts.

Located in the Hackesche Höfe, this bar often features live music.

The Kit Kat Club is an exciting & uninhibited club.  It's like a movie studio with different sets mashed next to each other, Stylish, luxurious,  &  cool.   If the bouncers let you in, you'll...

This picturesque town square is surrounded by several historic structures.

This popular toy store specializes in wooden toys.

A wide selection of European artwork, dating from the 1200s through the 1700s, can be found at this popular museum.