Beginning at the Kulturforum in the former West Berlin, we are surrounded by the Berlin Philharmonie, the Neue Nationalgalerie and a perfect view of the modern Berlin skyline. Combining culture with history, we then visit the memorial to "Aktion T4", the Nazis Euthanasia program.

We will make our way towards the Sony Centre, a futuristic ensemble of post-reunification buildings. Here Berlin's illustrious film industry will be brought into focus.

Visit Berlin’s equivalent to the Hollywood Walk of Fame, "The Boulevard of the Stars", where the film industry elite, past and present, are celebrated.

From the busiest traffic thoroughfare in Germany, to the Cabaret Capital of Europe, Potsdamer Platz has seen more than its fair share of history. Becoming the widest stretch of the death strip when the Berlin Wall stood, we will witness the vast changes and Berlin’s rebirth in this central city spot.

A close-up look at the architectural master plans of Renzo Piano and Richard Rogers.

See the legendary Hansa Tonstudio, where David Bowie recorded his "Berlin Trilogy" of albums, including "Heroes". Built right on the edge of the Berlin Wall, many famous artists, taking inspiration from the unique surroundings, recorded some of their best known work here, including Marillion, the Pixies, U2, REM and many others.