Museumsinsel, Deutsches Historisches Museum, Judisches Museum, Neue Nationalgalerie, Museum of European Cultures, Art Center Berlin Friedrichstrasse, Kaiser Wilhelm Gedachtniskirche, Marienkirche, Nikolaikirche, Berliner Dom, Reichstag,

Airport - Berlin has three airports. Tegel International Airport (ICAO: EDDT, IATA: TXL) - located in the north-west of the city; Schonefeld (ICAO: EDDB, IATA: SXF) - small airport southeast of the city centre; Tempelhof (ICAO: EDDI, IATA: THF) - a small relic of the pre-war era due for closure in October 2008, Tempelhof is located immediately south of the city centre but has only a small number of connections serviced mainly by domestic and european flights.
Shopping - Ku`Damm and its extension, Tauentzienstra?e remain the main shopping streets even now that the Wall has come down. KaDeWe (Kaufhaus Des Westens) at Wittenbergplatz is a must visit even if just for the vast food dept at the 6th floor. It's reputedly the biggest department store on Continental Europe and still has an old world charm, with very helpful and friendly staff. Friedrichstra`e is the upmarket shopping street in the former East Berlin with Galeries Lafayettes and the other Quartiers (204 to 207) as main areas to be impressed with wealthy shoppers.

Hotels

Dorint Sofitel am Gendarmenmarkt - Charlottenstr. 50-52, Berlin, D-10117, 030/203-750

Art Nouveau Hotel - Leibnitzstr. 59, Berlin, D-10629, 030/327-7440

Hotel Brandenburger Hof - Eislebener Str. 14, Berlin, D-10789, 030/214-050

Hotel Palace - Europa-Center, Budapester Str. 45, Berlin, D-10789, 030/25020

Riehmers Hofgarten - Yorckstr. 83, Berlin, D-10965, 030/7809-8800

Cafe\Restaurants

Facil - Potsdamer Str. 3, at the Mandala Hotel, Berlin, 030/5900-51234

Ottenthal - Kantstr. 153, Berlin, 030/313-3162

Lutter & Wegner - Charlottenstr. 56, Berlin, 030/2029-5417

Borchardt - ranzoesische Str. 47, Berlin, 030/8188-6262

Alt Luxemburg - Windscheidstr. 31, Berlin, 030/323-8730