A city that has come to terms with its past, transcended its shadow and seized its chances. A city whose streets reflect 20th-century European history. A modern metropolis that is impossible not to admire. All this is Berlin, the second-largest city in the European Union.

Berlin has more than its fair share of memories over the last century - it was once a nest of wild cabarets, the center of the Nazi empire and the target of the bombing, and later was divided into east and west by a thick wall. Today, it is a metropolis with a scar on its soul and a place that wants to live again - fully and freely.

Multicultural Berlin offers tourists from all over the world an incredible variety of ways to make the most of their time to explore. There are plenty of architectural monuments mapping Berlin's historical development, as well as unique museums and galleries where you can admire the works of masters from long ago, as well as modern art. Travelers won't want to miss a walk in the nature of the local botanical and zoological gardens, as well as the extensive parks, which are also perfect for a picnic with family or friends or a bike ride.