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Mit der Berlinale verbindet man viel Glamour, Stars und Sternchen, rauschende Feste und den Goldenen Bären. Doch bei diesem Filmfestival der Extraklasse geht es vor allem um eines: Filme von höchster Qualität. Jeden Februar werden in den Berliner Kinos über 200 Spielfilme und Dokumentationen gezeigt und anschließend in vielfältigen Veranstaltungen besprochen – ein Berliner Paradies für Cineast:innen.

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Berlin is a city with many faces. And the Ku’damm is probably one of the most famous: Lindner Hotel Berlin Ku’damm is in the heart of Berlin. Open, modern and stylish—like the city itself. Your gateway to Berlin’s vibrant lifestyle. Culture, shopping, relaxation, sports, events—everything in the immediate vicinity. Discover a Berlin city hotel in a prime location.

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Hackescher Markt is considered the creative center of Berlin-Mitte. Here you will find designer and fashion stores of international brands as well as numerous bars and restaurants.

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Hackescher Markt

Today, the remaining old part of the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church has been converted into a museum and a listed building. It is considered a landmark of western Berlin.

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church

Dark Matter is a parallel cosmos of expansive lighting installations where the boundaries between the real and digital worlds are blurred. In the pitch-black rooms of a former factory building, the visitor goes on a journey through seven partly interactive works.

DARK MATTER

The Victory Column, located in the heart of Berlin's Tiergarten park, was erected as a national monument to the Wars of German Unification. Its construction commemorated Prussia's victory in the Second Schleswig War. Today, it is one of the city's most important landmarks, topped by the Victoria statue (also known locally as "Goldelse").

Victory Pillar

Potsdamer Platz embodies the epochal leap from a city divided by a wall to an open metropolis in the heart of Europe and the "New Berlin". Today it is also a popular shopping destination with a wide variety of shops.

Potsdamer Platz

With its permanent historical exhibition, the Jewish Museum Berlin offers a journey of discovery through two millennia of German-Jewish history.

Jewish Museum

The former border crossing Checkpoint Charlie embodies the history of the Berlin Wall and the division of the city. The museum vividly portrays this history.

Wall Museum at Checkpoint Charlie

Kurfürstendamm, Berlin's largest and longest shopping street. Here, fashion boutiques, department stores, and restaurants invite you to shop and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

Kurfürstendamm

The Brandenburg Gate marked the border between East and West Berlin until 1990. It is located on Pariser Platz in the Dorotheenstadt district of Mitte. Today, it is a world-famous landmark and a national symbol, associated with many events in Berlin's history.

The Brandenburg Gate

The Reichstag building on Platz der Republik has been the seat of the German Bundestag since 1999. Today, visitors can admire the impressive dome and the roof terraces of the Reichstag building.

Reichstag

Berlin's largest and most important Hohenzollern residence is Charlottenburg Palace. It is surrounded by a unique baroque garden that blends into a landscaped park and is decorated with various architectural elements.

Schloss Charlottenburg

With 8,000 curated exhibitions, the German Historical Museum showcases the changing and exciting history of Germany.

German Historical Museum

Mauerpark lies between the districts of Wedding and Prenzlauer Berg. On weekends, many Berliners find peace and relaxation here – families as well as artists and musicians.

Wall Park

Friedrichstraße is one of Berlin’s most famous shopping streets with luxury districts, international fashion brands and designer shops.

Friedrichstraße

With the Spectrum Science Centre, the Deutsches Technikmuseum presents the cultural history of traffic, communication, production and energy technology, covering an area of over 25,000 square metres.

German Film Museum

The East Side Gallery is the longest reminder of peace and reconciliation in Berlin. It consists of the longest part of the Berlin Wall that is still preserved. It is adorned with numerous works of art and is now a popular spot for taking pictures.

East-Side-Gallery

At 368 meters, the Berlin TV Tower at Alexanderplatz is the tallest building in Germany and also Berlin's most impressive landmark. With more than a million visitors per year, it is one of Germany's most popular tourist attractions.

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