The city of Berlin, Germany is around the river Spree in the Province, the federal state of Brandenburg. Berlin is the capital of Germany and has undergone tremendous changes over the past 100 years. Now is a thriving modern city and exciting, welcoming both tourists and business visitors. Since the Second World War, the city has changed in modern times, having suffered the Second World War in much of Europe.
Much of Berlin has been rebuilt, restored or rejuvenated and there are still some wonderful architecture, both ancient and new, side by side. There are several tourist information offices located in downtown Berlin and these provide an update on the Berlin tourist attractions, museums, events, festivals, tours, sightseeing in Berlin and tourism in general.
With so much to see and do, the city has become a popular destination for visitors and there is a good selection of hotels, which vary in price depending mainly on the area where accommodation is situated in Berlin. The luxury hotels in Berlin were widespread throughout the city, although there are many hotels that offer good budget accommodation for those who wish for economy during his stay in Berlin.
When the Berlin Wall was destroyed is 1989 this was a huge turning point for the city, this is divided by more than 28 years. East and West Berlin are now consolidated, but still no sign of division in these areas. There are countless landmarks throughout the city and the tourist attractions of Berlin are, the Fernsehturm Television Tower, the tallest structure in the city, with a revolving restaurant, Potsdamer Platz, one of the busiest squares in Europe full of shops, bars, cafes and entertainment venues, Checkpoint Charlie, probably the most famous of the old Berlin Wall and the Reichstag, German parliament building. The city is full of information about Berlin’s history, with museums such as Museum Island, a complex of five museums that contain many important collections and the Egyptian Museum, with archaeological artifacts from 6,000 years old. There are also numerous art galleries in Berlin, where tourists can see sculptures, ancient and modern works of world famous artists like Van Gogh, Cezanne and Picasso.
The Tiergarten is Berlin’s central park and a green oasis covers a vast area of over 630 hectares acres/252. This is a beautiful park and is a popular place to entertain Berliners come away from city life. With established gardens, trees, flowers, coffee and beer garden, there is even a secluded area reserved for nudists, who often come here to sunbathe in peace and tranquility.
Berlin is a relaxed city with an exciting atmosphere and a strong sense of change. Tourism is becoming big business, suggesting that despite Berlin’s troubled past, this city has great future ahead of!
And as all its buildings, the AGO also spectacular in size and by the use of materials, has become the new hub of the city. Visible from many perspectives, this massive vessel merges with Lake Ontario and dialogues with the artistic and avant-garde neighborhood that protects from the early twentieth century.
At 317 Dundas Street West is the new entry to this exhibition will become a must for this year. The building’s design is striking to the eye, the stairs are a detail that gives a lot of personality to the property.
