The German capital offers music, theatre, guided visits, a carnival in the middle of summer and a thousand and one reasons to get to know very characteristic lifestyles. And let’s not even mention the countless number of buildings and key monuments corresponding to the historical evolution of the city, such as the Brandenburg Gate, an emblematic symbol and ancient entry gate to the city. It was built by the architect Carl Gotthard Langhan towards the end of the 1700’s and it represented an enclave of celebration when the famous Berlin Wall was demolished, likewise representing the reunification of Germany.