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The Potsdamer Platz Potsdamer Platz || DaimlerChrysler-quarter || the noble Beisheim Center || Sony Center

The Memorial to the murdered jews of Europe The Memorial was designed by New York architect Peter Eisenman. To complement the Memorial, the architect has designed an underground Information Centre in the southeastern corner of the field of stelae, accessible via two flights of stairs or a lift.

Checkpoint Charlie During the Cold War, Checkpoint Charlie was one of the gates of the Berlin Wall located in the city centre of Berlin, Germany. The wall was erected on 13 August 1961; the GDR (East German) gate in that wall facing Checkpoint Charlie was soon reinforced to prevent East Germans leaving. During the remainder of the Cold War, Checkpoint Charlie became a synonym for both separation, and - for the East Germans - freedom. The Berlin wall fell in 1989 and Germany was reunified in 1990.

Topographie des Terrors "A very moving exhibition that is very much a part of the education process of understanding the lessons of the Holocaust. The Nazi terror and outcome of prejudice and bigotry is very clear.", Edward B. O'Donnell, U.S. ambassador

Martin-Gropius building ... is the most important exhibition hall in Berlin. Originally it was conceived to be a museum of crafts. It was erected in the style of an Italian renaissance building and contains an impressing atrium, which is the centre of the exhibition.

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Area Prenzlauer Berg The area Prenzlauer Berg is one of the most famous quarters in Berlin for students to go out, hang around or to go shopping. The huge selection of small cafés with street terraces, fascinating restaurants and cocktail bars is legendary. Prenzlauer Berg is some of the most popular quarters for shopping and nightlife, include the areas between Schönhauser Allee and Prenzlauer Allee, as well as the Kastanienallee and Oderberger Strasse. And all this just 20 minutes away from the Three-Little-Pigs Hostel.

Area Kreuzberg || X-Berg Kreuzberg was known long time as the most colored and drollest district in Berlin and has not lost his original character. So Kreuzberg today is one of the most popular quarters for alternative shopping and nightlife. To go out here, have something to eat or to drink is very cheap and you will find lots of new friends.