Features of Berlin
Description:
About 3.5 million people now live in the capital of Germany, of which every 4th resident of the city is a foreigner. Three universities and other higher education institutions in Berlin have 290,000 students. Every year Berlin hosts a huge number of exhibitions, conferences, festivals. Berlin is once again the centre of avant-garde art. The capital has 12 districts and they are all different. We invite you to visit some of the most interesting areas of the city and get acquainted with their features.
- The former capital of the GDR-Alexanderplatz and the Stalin Alley
- New media center on the Spree
- The Turkish district of Kreuzberg. Visiting one of the most popular cafes in Berlin.
- Sheneberg is a district with a traditional gay scene.
- Charlottengrad-Berlin “Russian District”
- Gronewald is a five-star residential area and a holiday destination for Berliners.
- Government center.
- Potsdamer is a film venue.
- Prenzlauerberg-Berlin boutiques, private galleries, cafes and restaurants are the former East Berlin, now the most prestigious district among wealthy young people.
- Hakesh pass yards. Traditional Berlin courtyards with a new layout.