Lively multicultural capital

Your first visit to Berlin might cause a bit of a culture shock - the city is extremely free-minded and almost everything goes. Berlin is a capital city that never sleeps, as Berliners love to have fun. The wide variety of parties available here is adapted to all tastes, budgets and ages. Ranging from small basement clubs to industrial techno temples, from beer gardens to luxurious cocktail cafes, Berlin offers endless entertainment options every day of the week, almost 24 hours a day.

 Berlin impresses with its mix of history and Zeitgeist, topped off with a seemingly endless selection of arts, culture, music, entertainment and shopping opportunities. Having seen more than its share of history in the 20th century alone, Berlin’s story was written by the revolution, the Nazis and the wall that once divided it. Stroll along the remains of the famous Berlin Wall, admire the luxury of a Prussian palace, visit Checkpoint Charlie, or enter the room where the Holocaust was planned.

Berlin impresses with its mix of history and Zeitgeist, topped off with a seemingly endless selection of arts, culture, music, entertainment and shopping opportunities.

 The fast-paced metropolitan life and relaxing natural places are never far apart here. The Tiergarten, Tempelhofer Freiheit, Görlitzer Park or Grunewald - each district has its own green lungs, improving the quality of living and allowing visitors a short break. The diversity, contrasts and inexhaustible possibilities of this capital arouse the enthusiasm of visitors from all over the world time and time again. The special charm of the metropolis along the River Spree is also created by its diverse global cuisine, the attractive street art scene, and, above all, the extremely open spirit of the city.