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Trade Fairs, Events & Sights
Berlin offers many sights and cultural events. Therefore on this page only a few
events can be offered.
The Brandenburg Gate was built in its present form in 1791 by Carl
Gotthard Langhans with the Propylaea in Athens as his model. On top of the
gate stands the Quadriga by Schadow which Napoleon took away and
General Blücher brought back triumphantly.
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Generally you can easily get tickets to all of the events at our reception!
Whether the world-famous Revue-Theatre Friedrichstadtpalast ...
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... or the Berlin Philharmonic Hall (... the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra - always in the search of
the special sound. And this for more than 125 years).
Charlottenburg Palace is another landmark of Berlin - There is always
much to learn and admire.
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Charlottenburg Palace was named after the former queen Sophie Charlotte. It
invites you to a fascinating tour through 300 years of history on an authentic place.
Since its opening the International Congress Centre of Berlin (ICC Berlin) is reputed as
the biggest, most modern and most successful congress centre in the world.
With its 320 meters of length, ...
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... 80 meters of width and 40 meters of height it was built only within four years.
The architects Ralf Schüler and Ursulina Schüler-Witte create a multifunctual communication centre,
which is one of the most outstanding building of the German post-war period. Till today it serves as
a standard for many new congress centres all over the world.
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After the building of the Wall in 1961 Friedrichstrasse became well-known
over the next 29 years because of the allied Checkpoint Charlie,
the symbol for the absurd division and complicated international status of the city.
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