About Berlin

Berlin is not only Germany's capital with 3,393,933 inhabitants, but also Germany's biggest city. In total, Berlin has a total area of about 891 km and disposes of 3,800 inhabitants per kilometre.

Berlin, which can be divided into 12 districts, is situated in the north-east of Germany in the heart of Europe. Berlin is an ideal place to live at with over twenty universities and consequently with a high level of income. Furthermore, Berlin is a very green and natural city with a large surface of parks and lakes to relax. Moreover, Berlin's public transport is excellent, being way better than any other transport system in any other European city, with 5 kilometres of public roads, several hundred kilometres of train roads and over a thousand kilometres of bus roads. Last but not least, Berlin has a wide free time and cultural offer including almost 200 museums, about 300 cinema screens, 2000 sports clubs and much more.

Germany's capital with its countless places of interest is a very interesting place to visit. Berlin is a city full of precious landmarks, churches and historic places such as Checkpoint Charlie which reminds us of Berlin's haunting history and attracts many tourists. The following landmarks are an absolutely must-see when visiting Berlin to find your best property investment, apart from the innumerable other ones which can't be mentioned here because it would simply go beyond the scope.

Gate of Brandenburg
The monumental Brandenburg Gate can look back at an about 200-year-old history. Up to 1989 it was a symbol for the division of Berlin and Germany, today the Brandenburg Gate is a national symbol for the unity and therefore one of the most famous landmarks of Berlin.

Alexander's square
The world time clock on the Alexander's square was during the German Democratic Republic a popular meeting place.

Berlin cathedral
With his striking creation signs the Berlin cathedral is a must-seen for every church lover.

Checkpoint Charlie was the best known border crossing in Berlin apart from the Glienicker Bridge.

Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church
The best known landmark of Kurfürstendamm is the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial church on the square Breitscheid. In the Second World War it was strongly damaged by a bomb attack in 1943.

Island of museums
The museum island is one of the most prominent museum complexes in Europe.

Parliament
The German Parliament is of one of the mostly visited places of interest of Berlin.

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