French cathedral and Huguenot history. Experience the “Paris an der Spree” a thrilling journey through time from Friedrichstadt to the Victory Column. Did you know that almost one in three Berliners was once French? Without French influence, Berlin would not be the cosmopolitan city you know today. Join me on an entertaining tour of the “French Center” and learn how faith, power and glamour changed Berlin forever.

Prussian splendor and Napoleonic traces. Old Fritz on his horse is perched above the magnificent boulevard like no other he has shaped this state.

Symbol of history and photo stop. Pariser Platz is the reception salon. Every visitor to Berlin must come here once. The Brandenburg Gate is the last surviving city gate. And in his background, the sun sets in the evening. Right on the corner is the world-famous Adlon. This first neoclassical building of format has an eventful history. Find out more. And off through the middle.

The Tiergarten, once an electoral hunting garden, is the local recreation place for Berliners and is located in the center of the city.

The Victory Column and the gold-plated Else are truly a landmark. Gilded cannons, Bismarck and France tell the story.