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Today or never. It is the moment for visiting Berlin, the giant that
wakes up in its streets. It confronts its definitive postmodern
reconstruction with the still trembling memory of its anxious history
and the return of its “beautiful era”. The capital of Germany is an
international melting-pot. In the central stroll, the Kurfürstendamm,
known by their inhabitants as "Kudamm", all the European languages
are spoken.
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Every year, the second Saturday of the month of July the
famous Loveparade in that is celebrated hundreds of thousands of young
people in the streets of Berlin meet dancing, singing, drinking and...
partying! From 1999, Berlin is the government's German seat.
The Reichstag's building has been reconstructed to lodge the
building of the parliament. The city is as an exhibition - in Berlin you will find the most important buildings of our time. Where before there were foundations,
which have given image to the city during years, today have risen new
districts. Potsdamer Platz has become an urban zone of skyscraper
located in the center which long ago was "no-man's land". From
the terrace in the last floor of the Kollhoff skyscraper you will be
able to enjoy a spectacular view of the DaimlerChrysler enclosure and
the Sony complex with its singular futurist ceiling.
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New embassies and ministries have been based in the capital,
although the greater attraction for the visitors is the
Reichstag with its cupola opened to the public. This cupola is not
solely the symbol of the city but that its transparency also denotes
the Republic of Berlin. Visiting Berlin is always an event in this
city where all the cultures of the world coexist in harmony,
it is a clear and definitive exponent of multicultural and mutiracial
tolerance.
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