Creative, heterogeneous, lively, Berlin is a city in constant change. On the one hand, the euphoria of an active market economy, on the other hand, alternative communities. As the capital of a reunited Germany, the city gives an unfinished impression with its immense architectural diversity and disorganized urban planning that contrasts with other German cities such as Hamburg, Cologne or Munich. It is a modern and multicultural metropolis, which is resolutely turned towards the future; this does not prevent it from ardently preserving its history. From the Museum Island, which contains some of the most impressive treasures of antiquity, to the Baroque palaces of Charlottenburg and Sanssouci, to the Brandenburg Gate and 20th century memorial sites, you will see all the beauty, extravagance and cruelty of the past. A heavy past, marked by two world conflicts, the horror of the camps, the partition of the city, and a slow and laborious reunification. Berlin can also be visited through its cafés, monuments, shopping streets and nightlife. Don't forget, Berlin is lived by day, thanks to its prodigious cultural and historical heritage, but also by night, in its bars that never close, its improbable clubs and its crazy cabarets. To help you discover the city in all its aspects, the non-exhaustive list of establishments selected in this tourist guide includes places that cannot be ignored and many that are only known to "insiders". It is then up to you to make your stay a Berlin experience...
