1Berlin, Germany

Why Visit: Berlin’s architecture reflects its tumultuous history, from the remnants of the Berlin Wall to cutting-edge modern designs.

Architectural Highlights:

  • Brandenburg Gate: A neoclassical monument that has become a symbol of German reunification.
  • Reichstag Building: The historic parliament building, featuring a modern glass dome designed by Norman Foster, symbolizing transparency in government.
  • Museum Island: A collection of neoclassical museums that form a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Modern Marvels: Berlin’s post-reunification boom has led to striking modern architecture, such as the Sony Center at Potsdamer Platz and the iconic Fernsehturm (TV Tower).

For architecture lovers, Europe is an endless source of inspiration and wonder. Each city offers a unique blend of historical significance and innovative design, providing a rich tapestry of styles and eras to explore. From the whimsical works of Gaudí in Barcelona to the imperial grandeur of Vienna and the medieval charm of Prague, these cities are perfect destinations for anyone passionate about architecture.