Berlin's rich history is marked by its remarkable resilience and transformation. Founded in the 13th century, it became the capital of the Margraviate of Brandenburg in 1417, and later of Brandenburg-Prussia, and the Kingdom of Prussia. The city's 20th-century history is particularly notable, with the Holocaust memorial and the remnants of the Berlin Wall serving as poignant reminders of its past. Today, Berlin stands as a vibrant city that has rebuilt itself, while still honoring the lessons of its history.

Alexanderplatz 13

Alte National Galerie 9

Berlin 33

Berlin Modernism Hous... 9

Bode Museum 8

Charlottenburg Garden... 12

Checkpoint Charlie 10

Gendarmenmarkt 15

Großiedlung Siemensst... 9

Humbolt Forum 12

Kaiser Wilhelm Memori... 17

Memorial to the Murde... 12

Museumsinsel 16

Neues Museum 9

Pergamon Museum 8

Potsdamer Platz 15

Reichstag 11

Schloss Charlottenbur... 16

Spandau Citadel 14

Topography of Terror 11

Unter Den Linden 14

Weiße Stadt 10