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In Berlin-Mitte, the Brandenburg Gate impresses with its majestic presence. The neoclassical building, erected in 1791 by Carl Gotthard Langhans, symbolises the unity of Germany and is a testimony to Berlin's eventful history. The gate is particularly impressive at night, when it shines in festive light and lends its elegant architecture to the surroundings. A visit to this historic landmark is a must for every visitor to Berlin.

Museum Island in Berlin is an impressive ensemble of historical museums on a small island in the River Spree. It comprises the Altes Museum, the Neues Museum, the Alte Nationalgalerie, the Bode Museum and the Pergamon Museum. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers a rich collection of ancient art and architecture. Particularly noteworthy is the Pergamon Museum with its monumental buildings such as the Pergamon Altar and the Ishtar Gate. A must for culture and history lovers!

The Victory Column is one of Berlin’s most striking landmarks. Standing 67 metres tall and topped by the golden statue of Victoria, it commemorates Prussian military victories. Climb the 285 steps to the viewing platform for breathtaking views over the Tiergarten and Berlin’s cityscape – a must-see for photographers and history enthusiasts alike.

With over 20,000 animals and an impressive variety of species, Berlin Zoo is a real highlight. It delights visitors with its historic elephant gate, the panda enclosure and extensive, well-kept grounds. The adjacent aquarium is an additional source of wonder - ideal for families and animal lovers.

The Holocaust memorial in the centre of Berlin commemorates the millions of Jewish victims of National Socialism. 2,711 gray concrete steles form an undulating, walkable field and create space for quiet reflection. An underground information centre complements the memorial with historical background information and personal stories of the victims.

The Reichstag Building is not only the seat of the German Bundestag, but also an architectural highlight. The glass dome symbolises transparency and offers visitors an impressive view over Berlin. The building combines history, democracy and modern design in a fascinating way. A guided visit is possible free of charge - with prior registration.