The Olympiastadion is the home of Hertha BSC. If you enter the stadium, you can see the blue tartan track. The Olympiastadium can look back on a far-reaching history.

The world clock stands on Alexanderplatz and was erected in 1969 during the GDR regime. On September 30th 1969 the clock was officially handed over for the 20th anniversary of the GDR.

The Nikolaikirche is located within the Nikolaiviertel (Nikolai-Quarter), the oldest residential area of Berlin. With its medieval streets, numerous restaurants and pubs it is among the most popular sightseeings for Berliners and tourists.

The Komische Oper on the Behrenstraße in the district of Mitte, is among the German Opera and the State Opera the smallest of the three Berlin operas. However, the same cannot be said about its production quality. From the outside it seems rather inconspicuous, but from the inside, it looks as one imagines a classical opera.

After seven years of construction, the restored Berlin State Opera Berlin Unter den Linden presents itself in a new, modern splendor. Lovers of classical music now have the choice between three Berlin operas: the Komische Oper, the Deutsche Oper and the State Opera – this is unique in the world.

The Deutsche Oper is, in addition to the Komsiche Oper and the State Opera, the largest of the three Berlin opera houses. It was founded at the end of the 20th century and built with a modern program and without boxes, but with good seats for all spectators. A massive outer wall to the Bismarck street in Berlin-Charlottenburg, on which the building is located, completely protects the auditorium from the street noise.

At the SeaLife Berlin, not far from the Berlin Cathedral, and right next to Alexanderplatz, you can embark on a fascinating journey through the depths of the ocean up to the waters of the Spree. The highlight is a ride with a lift through the largest freestanding cylindrical aquarium in the world which offers a unique insight into the habitat of the coral reefs.

The Spreebogenpark Berlin, located in the Tiergarten district, was opened in 2005. The fan-shaped, six-hectare complex is located in the immediate vicinity of the government buildings. It is spacious and offers a valuable recreational space in the center of German politics between the Chancellery and the Reichstag.

A tour through the Dungeon Berlin combines in an original and unique way fun, excitement and adventure with a history lesson and perfect entertainment. This experience center in Berlin-Mitte, not far from the TV Tower, is one of the major leisure facilities in the city along with Madame Tussauds attractions, Sea Life and Legoland Berlin.

The entrance to the Berlin Legoland is clearly marked by the huge Lego Giraffe at the Sony Center Berlin. This leisure and adventure center is a kind of mini version of the Legoland Germany and along with the attractions of Madame Tussauds, Sea Life and the Berlin Dungeon, is one of the biggest leisure facilities in Berlin.