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Pergamonmuseum
Named after a superb frieze that depicts the struggle between the
gods and the giants, the huge Pergamonmuseum contains fabulous treasures from
Babylon, Greece and Asia Minor.
Nightlife
Berliners practically invented decadence in the 1920s, and it's
still one of Europe's best places to party. To check out the Szene, start at MS
Sansouci and ask around.
Tiergarten
The squashed oval of the Tiergarten is a fun place to hang out, rent
a boat or visit the justly famous zoo.
Potsdam and
Sanssouci Palace Potsdam is an unmissable day trip from the city
centre: the glorious eighteenth century Sanssouci Palace of Frederick the Great
is well restored, but the gardens form the chief delight.
Dahlem
Museum Complex A superb collection of Netherlandish painting and
Medieval art, combined with first-rate ethnographic collections, make the Dahlem
one of Germany's premier museums.
Checkpoint
Charlie Museum Today very little of the infamous Berlin Wall remains
in site. The Checkpoint Charlie Museum tells the history of the Wall and the
stories of those who tried to break through.
Reichstag
Refurbished by the British architect Sir Norman Foster, the
Reichstag is now the seat of the German parliament. It's remembered as the place
where Weimar democracy expired, and the building that the conceptual artist
Christo covered in gauze.
Brandenburg
Gate The Brandenburg Gate is famous from grainy newsreels of Nazi
parades and an icon of the Cold War divide. Take a taxi or bus through the Gate
and absorb one of Berlin's most enduring symbols.
Alexanderplatz's
TV Tower In the centre of what was once the GDR, the soaring
Alexanderplatz tower was once East Germany's finger to the West. Take the lift
to the top for wide-angle views of the city.
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