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Charlottenburg Palace, a magnificent baroque building in the heart of Berlin, is one of the city's highlights. Built in the 17th century, it impresses with opulent rooms, ornate stucco work and a magnificent garden. The royal collections and the New Palace illustrate the history and splendor of the Prussian monarchy. A must for every visitor who wants to immerse themselves in Berlin's magnificent history.

O Gendarmenmarkt em Berlim é uma praça impressionante, conhecida por sua beleza arquitetônica e significado histórico. Rodeada pelas reuniões francesas e alemãs e pela Konzerthaus, a praça do mercado forma um cenário impressionante. Destaca-se especialmente a Konzerthaus com sua fachada neoclássica, que agora é um centro de eventos musicais e cultural. O Gendarmenmarkt é um lugar cheio de história e cultura que fascinantes tanto os moradores locais quanto os visitantes.

The Brandenburg Gate is Berlin's most famous landmark and a symbol of German unity. It was built in the 18th century and once marked the border between East and West Berlin. Today it is a popular meeting place and historic photo spot.

Tiergarten is Berlin’s central park—a peaceful green space in the heart of the city. Perfect for walking, cycling, or relaxing, it features tree-lined paths, ponds, and historic monuments, offering both nature and culture.

Ku’damm is one of Europe’s most famous shopping streets. Luxury boutiques, department stores, cafés, and restaurants line this elegant boulevard—ideal for strolling and experiencing West Berlin’s vibrant atmosphere.

Checkpoint Charlie was the most well-known border crossing during the Cold War, separating East and West Berlin. Today, a replica of the guardhouse stands on the site, and a nearby museum explores the dramatic history of divided Berlin.