The most important means of transportation: Berlin is the most biker-friendly metropolis in the world.

Michael contemplates the cityscape from his favorite place: the "Warschauer Brücke", in former East-Berlin.

Most people don't think of Berlin as a city on the water, but with two rivers and several canals it has more bridges than Venice. A lovely boat tour introduces us to its diverse sights.

Marty takes a break from work in the meadow of the famous "Lustgarten", located next to Humboldt University in the historic heart of the city. It is surrounded by architectural monuments from all periods, exposing their stark diversity. Here, you can see the Berlin Dome next to the former East German parliament, the "Palace of the Republic."

If it gets too hot inside, just dance outside: Bridgette in front of her favorite dance club.

Kindra found Berlin's Internet cafés to be more inspiring than the university's computer lab.

Liz discovered in the "Humboldthain", one of the most idyllic gardens of the many recreational parks Berlin has to offer.

Jennifer revisits the wild twenties in Berlin, while wandering through the construction sites that will make Berlin a prominent city in the 21st century.

The group enjoys a trip to the Baroque castles in Potsdam and their garden architecture; however, it was so hot that the group most enjoyed cooling their feet in its ancient fountain!

Students are fascinated by the stories of King Friedrich, who lived in Potsdam.

Elizabeth enjoys the excellent quality of Berlin's many Turkish delis and the Berliner's favourite fast food dish: Döner Kebab.

History is visibly inscribed on walls and many old tenement buildings.