Berlin Germany is one of the trendiest travel destinations in Europe.In Berlin the tragic places goes near with fun of the new generation. The Holocaust Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is near the Sony Center at the Potsdamer Platz. During the 2nd World War Berlin was almost completely destroyed and divided into East and West overnight surrounded by the Berlin Wall (1961–1989). Numerous monuments are spread around town commemorating the victims of the Holocaust or World War II. Modern Berlin remembers fall of the wall and the German Empire or the Third Reich. Modern Berlin is an energetic green city the Tegel lake, the river Spree with a lot of bridges bridges.

The first thing that comes to mind when I think of Berlin is the Berlin Wall in Germany or Berliner Mauer in German. The 155 km long wall in 1961 cut off West Berlin from surrounding East Germany and from East Berlin.The remnants of the wall are yet recognize at Bernauer Strasse (S bahn NordBahnhof). There are at the Bernauer str. Berlin Wall a preserved part of the death strip with a reconstructed guard tower here.

The Berlin Wall trail is also in the bridge Bösebrücke or Bornholmer Brucke (S bahn Bornholmer strasse) is the GDR border crossing until 1990.

The Checkpoint Charlie Berlin, was a famous crossing point from East to West, is now an exhibition of the history of the Berlin Wall and the different means invented by the population to escape,

A MauerGuide Berlin is a multimedia guide to the Berlin Wall that allows tourists to see the Berlin Wall piece by which they are, the way it was before, and to listen to comments in English and German. (Friedrichstr. 43-45, 9 am-10pm, daily; U-Bahn: Postdamer PI. or Kochstrasse). The Berlin wall piece is one of the most popular Berlin souvenirs

Memorable thing to do in Berlin is a Trabi safari Berlin. To see the history of a once divided Berlin, there's no better way than to rumble down nostalgia lane in an East German Trabant Car through hidden courners of Berlin. Trabi-Safari Berlin is an hour long driving tour.

The Reichstag the seat of the German Parliament is the symbolic building in Berlin. The Reichstag Berlin is an impressive building is worth a visit. But now sadly the Reichstag dome is close to walk-up visitors because of threats by Islamic extremists against targets in Berlin over Christmas. The building was destroyed by a fire in 1933, and then severely damaged during World War II. However, in 1994-96, the Reichstag turned into one of the most technologically advanced parliamentary buildings in the world. Its highlight is the outstanding glass cupola designed by British architect Sir Norman Foster. In the Bundestag Berlin you can see all the famous landmarks of the German capital and most of beautiful places in Berlin in less than an hour for free. There is a lovely restaurant at the top. (U-Bahn: Friedrichstrasse).