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Berlin Travel Guide - Travel to Berlin
Berlin, the capital of Germany is widely known for its tolerance, internationality and its very energetic nightlife. As the largest city of the country, it hosts over 4.5 million inhabitants and 3.5 million people from more than 190 countries within the surrounding area.
Time has shaped Berlin with very characteristic districts; no other metropolis in Europe has experienced such radical changes in history. This city portrays architecture from the medieval buildings near Alexanderplatz to the avant-garde glass and steel constructions in Potsdamer Platz.
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After barely recovering from the destruction of World War II, the Cold War broke this city apart, and only restructured itself after 1989 with the fall of the Berlin Wall that brought the reunification of this country.
This restored capital of the reunited Federal Republic has grown to be once again Europe's cultural, commercial, and political life center. A city of culture and knowledge since the 18th century, it displays renowned museums, palaces, and historical architecture in an original and alternative atmosphere.
Lifestyle in Berlin is known for its permissive nature among Germany, its many cafes, clubs, bars and street art, shape this place of opportunities that allow you great openings in areas such as entertainment, economy, technology, academy and medical advance. The parks, rivers, lakes and canals surrounding the historical buildings create the culture, nature and history of this city.
Berlin is a captivating and friendly capital city, and the appeal to Scots looking for a slightly more pleasant, but still familiar, climate with a genuine hustle-and-bustle is not hard to fathom. Easyjet are introducing additional flights to Berlin early in 2013, making it easy to reach for research or quick visits before you make the plunge to move. Generally Scots move to Germany because of a job offer, and it’s not advised to attempt a relocation to Berlin without a job in place. Home-ownership is more rare in Germany so renting is standard, and while apartment prices are generally very reasonable in comparison to Scotland – especially if you’re coming from expensive areas like Edinburgh – it’s always worthwhile exploring the characters of the different suburbs to find the one that you’ll enjoy most and fits within your budget. Relocating your possessions is actually fairly straightforward these days, with a number of very reputable Scottish companies ready to provide international removals to Germany to get your life in place in Germany’s largest city.
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BERLIN TOURISM
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Eating in Berlin
Berlin's cuisine contains many colors of taste, multicultural and of course, exquisite. It has Turkish, Indian, Pakistan, Polish and Czech influences.
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