In the past century, Berlin has undergone more identity shifts than Bob Dylan. Too many people, Berlin evokes unfortunate images of World War II or stereotyped images of lederhosen, but the reality is that Berlin is a vibrant city of the 21st century. Often the conflict between Old Berlin and New Berlin overwhelms visitors, so this short introductory guide aims to lay out a few must-see spots within walking distance of each other. Your trip will most likely start at the new Hautbahnhof (main train station), which sits near the German parliament building (Reichstag).
A good way to get over the jet lag is to wait on the substantial line to go up to the glass cupola in the building, which provides a good starter view of the city. After the Reichstag, you can walk to the Brandenburger Tor and admire the statue on top of the gate. Adjacent to the gate is the Adlon Hotel, recently more famous for Michael Jacksons baby-dangling escapades than for its glamorous clientele and the fact that Queen Elizabeth II owns part of the hotel.
On a pleasant day, this is a good place to sit and drink a coffee or eat a quick meal Berlin is famous both for its sausages and for its dner...
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