Did you know that almost one in three Berliners was French in 1700? Friedrichstadt was located in front of the city and became the adopted home of many Huguenots fleeing Catholic persecution in Spain and France. Without French influence, Berlin would not be the cosmopolitan city you know today. Join me on an entertaining tour of the “French Center” and learn how faith, power and glamour changed Berlin forever. Did you know where the term sparkling wine comes from? He was invented here, huh? You'll find out on the trip. And more...

Friedrichstrasse is the straightest street in Berlin and runs through the city from south to north. It leads to Checkpoint Charly in the south , a must be visit and great photo stop.

The Nikolaiviertel was built on the occasion of the 750th anniversary of East - Berlin. In fact, many buildings are not 40 years old, but give the appearance of being older. It is also called the Disneyland of the East. Many bizarre ideas are manifested here in plate.

The Museum Island is in the heart of Berlin home to many large museums and in the ensemble, with the reconstruction of the castle unique in Europe. You will experience an open-air museum and get a good impression of what it felt like in old Prussia! And how do old Fritz come by?

Briefly in the neighborhood, shops, boutiques, and a little trip through the barn district. Creative, boy, urban scene. You drive through Hackesche Höfe and Sophien Straße, and August Straße. The Gallery Street.

He can't be missed to get a taste of this city. He's the curry sausage without skin. Notorious, condemned, loved. 400,000 people cross the area and because of its fractures, inconsistencies and unpleasantness it is just that : Berlin.