I left Prague and arrived in Berlin. Hasan, whom I met on Instagram, has a brother-in-law here, and I stayed at his house. Seçkin showed me around Kreuzberg, the famous Turkish neighborhood of Berlin. Not only Turks but also Germans have a good time in this neighborhood, which is reminiscent of Turkey, with its döner restaurants, bars and cafes. There is a cemevi, a mosque... There is a folk song bar, taverns that perform fasıl... There is a fishmonger, a steakhouse... There is a 24-hour greengrocer, curtain maker, fabric maker, jeweler, coffee house, Turkish football team associations, you name it. You feel like you are in Istanbul in Kruezberg. This is a neighborhood like Taksim that does not sleep at night and where life is very active. We start our Germany tour with the Topography of Terrors Museum first. There is a photo exhibition from Hitler and the Nazi period in the museum, which also includes the remains of the Berlin Wall. Later, there is a balloon where you can take a city tour in Berlin. In front of this balloon, which has an advertisement for the German newspaper Die Walt, you can take a city tour with antique cars from the East German period. A little further on, there is the Check Point Charlie (Charlie Check Point) from the USA, which still preserves its originality today. Tourists line up to take photos where there is a US flag, sandbags and a guardhouse. East German military hats from the period are also sold here. My Berlin tour will continue in the next video. Enjoy watching.. Berlin is the capital and largest city of Germany. Berlin, which is also a state, is surrounded by its only neighbor, the state of Brandenburg, and is only 70 km away from the Polish border. The city is located in the sandy area between the Spree and Havel rivers in Northern Germany. The main airports are Berlin Tegel and Berlin Schönefeld. The city, which is developing day by day in the fields of science, technology, technology and computers, has a large population working in the service sector. Berlin is also among the most important cities in the world in terms of art. In addition to three operas, philharmonic, many theaters, concert halls and libraries, the Berlin Film Festival also attracts all art lovers to the city. It takes a 3-hour plane ride to reach Berlin from Turkey. Although plane tickets from Istanbul to Berlin change seasonally, they usually cost between 400 TL and 900 TL one way. The main airports are Berlin Tegel and Berlin Schönefeld. Berlin's public transportation system, BVG, has a very well-developed transportation network. The city has 10 metro (U-bahn), 15 suburban (S-bahn), 22 tram and 151 bus lines. Ticket prices in Berlin are divided into 2 zones as AB and ABC. Zone A is the city center, zone B is the center and the area outside the city and zone C is the area outside the city. It is best to choose tickets, which are valid for all public transportation vehicles, according to the area where you will stay and study. The average annual temperature in the city is 8 - 9 degrees. The average winter months are 1-0 degrees, while the summer months are 17-20 degrees. The month with the most rainfall is July. Monthly expenses will vary depending on the type of accommodation, but if you choose homestay accommodation, you can expect to spend 25-35 Euros per day, including food costs. There is a 1-hour time difference between Berlin and Turkey. For example; while it is 16:00 in Turkey, it is 15:00 in Berlin. Berlin is not only the political but also the cultural capital of Germany. There are many museums, art galleries and theaters in the city. The daily tourist numbers of the city are over 100,000. One of the most interesting places is the “Museum Island (Museumsinsel)” located in the east of the city, which is a museum complex with an area of ​​1 square kilometer and has been on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1999. It contains many museums, including the Pergamon (Bergama) Museum (the famous Pergamon Temple is located here). Brandenburg Gate: It is one of the main symbols of the city of Berlin. The gate was first used as a symbol when the Nazis came to power, and the gate was not opened until the Berlin Wall was built. However, later the famous gate became a symbol of a united Berlin and a symbol of the city's freedom. Grober Tiergarten Park: It is a city park located in the Tiergarten district in the city center. The park is second only to the Englischer Garten Park in Munich among German city parks with an area of ​​210 hectares. Kaiser Wilhelm Church (Ruined Church): It is a protestant church located in the Charlottenburg district of Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf in Berlin. Built as a monument to the German Emperor Wilhelm I, the church is today seen as the symbol of West Berlin. Charlottenburg Palace: It is the largest palace in Berlin and the only legacy of the Hohenzollern Dynasty in Berlin. During World War II, the palace suffered heavy blows and fell into ruin, but was restored a