Berlin brings to his minutes, the big ditch (or wall) that divided the city into two different political entities. However, the new unified Berlin is rejuvenated and march forward into the new millennium future post. He is casting himself as the city's largest new and modern continental Europe.

Berlin's dark past as the capital of Hitler and Nazi atrocities as the capital of the Cold War in the years later, has not escaped the psyche of the local population or visitors. Popular opinion says that Berliners do not know where they go, but knowing their past, and do not want to return. After being completely destroyed by bombing WWII, Berlin has been rebuilt as optimism has a modern glass and steel.

The scars remain, mostly as a tourist attraction. For example, the poster Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial church steeple of the hull remains, in striking contrast with the modern church built west, affectionately nicknamed "lipstick and powderbox" because of the design.

The contrast between East and West Berlin before the fall of the wall is still visible from East Berlin proud of its cultural heritage rebuilt its museums and churches while West Berlin built new museums and theaters. East and West are still coming together to form one of Berlin and the process will take time.

Berlin is the new German capital is up to its reputation as a hub dynamics of continental Europe, with a nightlife is the most exciting and wild. The host city after the German government as head of the new capital has undergone a major facelift with new streets, skyscrapers and railway lines at huge cost over $ 100 000 000 000. Most of these came in the central (Mitte), home to luxury hotels and shiny shopping malls. The effort in the restoration of the avenue Unter den Linden to its prewar glory and the Hotel Adlon, the hotel's most famous pre-war Germany and Europe has been remarkable. The chic boutiques and cafes in Prenzlauer Berg, had not known the bomb damage WWII and resor this part was relatively easy. This wave of food and activity has caused a spiraling effect in the real estate market with a sharp increase in prices and cons of life around the construction sites for the Berliners. The most famous buildings in Berlin were restored in this process. Reichstag received a new glass dome topped the Eagle (national symbol), replacing the old imperial hunter. The synagogue Oranienburgerstrasse

Oranienburger Strasse synagogue (also known as the Neue Synagogue Berlin Centrum Judaicum / New Synagogue), shelled beyond rescue by Allied bombers, was restored to its former glory. Similarly, the Berlin Cathedral and the five state museums on Museum Island have been restored to their former glory. The natural beauty of Berlin has been improved with the little gardens and farms covering about 1/3rd of the total area, which still adorns the city.

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