Set near the Brandenburg Gate, the Reichstag Building holds a pivotal place in German history and modern politics. Originally completed in 1894, it witnessed significant events, including a fire in 1933 that became a turning point before World War II. Today, it’s home to the German Bundestag, featuring a striking glass dome redesigned by architect Sir Norman Foster. Visitors can explore the dome’s spiral walkway for panoramic views of Berlin’s skyline and observe parliamentary sessions below through the transparent roof. Entry is free, but advance registration is recommended. A short stroll away, you’ll find the spacious Tiergarten and other notable landmarks, making it a convenient base to explore the heart of the city.
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