Berlin:

   Berlin is one of the wonderful Sites in Germany. You can see culture including German food,transportation, Schools, and Oktober fest.Berlin is the capital and largest city in germany. It's the second biggest in the whole European Union .It extends over 889 square kilometer.Berlin is 6 hours ahead of our time here in Pennsylvania.  

History:

   Berlin was the capital of Prussia until 1945, and the capital of Germany between 1871 and 1945 and again since the reunification of Germany on October 3, 1990. The German Military was involed in  World War II.After the war, the city was divided into east and west Germany. By the end of World War II, up to 33% of Berlin had been destroyed by concerted Allied air raids and street fighting. On August 13, 1961 the communist East German government started to build a wall, physically separating West Berlin from East Berlin.

Also Berlin is famous ror its fantastic beer. Becks is one of the most popular beer's in the world. Germany proud of its amazing beer capital.                         

Sites to see in Berlin:

St.Nicholas Church

   This quaint old church has faced the trials of time. It has witnessed several historical events leaving their mark on it. It was here that the agreement to unite Berlin and Colin was signed in 1307. Over the time, several changes have taken place in its structure. Presbytery and two ornamental towers were constructed, but unfortunately, destroyed in the Second World War.

East Side Gallery

   This is a mile long stretch of the Berlin Wall. It is the longest portion of the wall still standing, and covered with artwork. There are many emotional and political statements on the wall which will evoke powerful feelings in the beholder. Colourful and vibrant, it contrasts sharply with the stark grey of the surrounding cityscape. 

Charlottenburg Palace

   This ornate palace was built as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte in the 17th century. It is a magnificent example of Baroque architecture. A guided tour is not necessary, though you must make sure not to miss any of the delightful grounds and the splendid sites if you choose to venture alone. These tours are generally in German, but information sheets are provided in other languages.