Berlin

Michel Sherrer, a Swiss philosopher, was of the opinion that Berlin was the Rome of the 21st century. Archaeological remains of the city provide an impressive view of Berlin’s fascinating past. From the city’s scars the new centre of Europe has emerged.

We will stay in Mitte, in the middle of the new centre. As it is a large city, we will get around on fat-tyre bikes so that we can see as much as possible.

In Berlin you will become acquainted with the new enterprise in high contrast architecture.

The expressiveness of the Jewish Historical Museum of Libeskind and the allure of Friedrichstrasse are just a few minutes bike ride from Friedrichshain. The contrast, however, could not be greater. This city continues to surprise and astonish. Berlin, the new cultural centre of Europe.