English introduction to German tourist attractions Introduction to German tourist attractions

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Berlin’s economy and cultural undertakings are very developed. A bird's-eye view of Berlin is surrounded by forests, lakes, and rivers. The city seems to be immersed in a sea of ??green, with the Spree River slowly flowing through the city from the south. Alexander Square TV Tower is surrounded by modern hotels, shops, conference halls, teachers' halls and other large buildings. It is majestic and beautiful in appearance. The Kurfestendamm shopping street is 3 kilometers long and is lined with shops, clothing stores and galleries. The famous Rue des Linden is the most famous boulevard in Europe. In addition, the Brandenburg Gate built of milky white granite, the 800-year-old Frauenkirche, the City Hall, the ancient buildings on Museum Island, the "Crystal Palace" and the National Palace, Humboldt University, etc. are also very famous. . The ancient Charlotte Castle is surrounded by important cultural buildings such as the Egyptian Museum, the Antique Museum, the Early Prehistoric Museum and the Applied Art Museum, which contain many precious cultural relics and works of art. An octagonal new church was built on the straight side of the old Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church. The silver conference hall with a clamshell roof completed in 1957 is one of the masterpieces of modern architecture.

The Brandenburg Gate stands on the southwest edge of the Mitte district. It was a triumphal arch that once served as a symbol of Berlin. It was built in 1791 and is entirely made of milky white granite. On the gate tower stands a bronze statue of Victory. . On the east side of the Brandenburg Gate extends Unter den Linden, a 1.2-kilometer-long and 60-meter-wide boulevard lined with palaces and modern buildings. Wilhelmstra?e runs through Unter den Linden from north to south and was once the center of Hitler's government activities. To the east is Alexanderplatz, where there are newly built office buildings and was the seat of the former East Berlin city government. Next to it is the magnificent Palace of the People's Republic of China and the State Palace, whose exterior is entirely inlaid with giant special glass. It was the building where the People's Assembly of the former Democratic Republic of Germany held meetings. On the west side of the Brandenburg Gate is the former Empire State Building, which has been partially restored. To the west in the Tiergarten district stands the Parliament Building, completed in 1957. It is one of the masterpieces of modern architecture and has hosted hundreds of international conferences. At the western end of the area is the Berlin Zoo, which was founded in 1841 and houses many rare animals. It is one of the largest zoos in the world. To the south-west of the Tiergarten district stretches the Kurfürstendamm boulevard, lined with modern shops. The Berlin Botanical Garden and Botanical Museum was built in the 17th century as a royal garden and was rebuilt after World War II. There are large lakes and forests along the Havel River in the west of the city. To the north is the Olympic Stadium, which was specially built in 1936 for the 11th Olympic Games. Surrounding the stadium are swimming pools, ice hockey rinks, tennis courts and more than 100 hectares. racetrack. The city also has cultural facilities such as Humboldt University (founded in 1809), Free University, Academy of Arts and Sciences, museums, libraries and opera houses, and the cultural undertakings are developed. Tourism is developed due to its special history and pleasant landscape.