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At 3 a.m. we left from Cividale with the bus to Venice. At 7 we took the plane to Berlin . For many of us it was the first time , and we were very excited

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As soon as we arrived we made a city tour with bus n 100 ,and we had lunch in Alexander Platz , where we saw the TV tour.

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in the afternoon we visited the german parliament called Reichstag , which has a wonderfull cuple made of glass. Unfortunally we couldn't go inside,because they were cleaning it . Despite of this , we saw an amazing view from the top side of the building

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Then we walked through the memorials to the victims of second world war. The most famous memorial is the one dedicated to the holocaust  : it is a labyrinth made of 2711 high stone blocks. It has a deep meaning but lots of tourists don't respect it and often they lay on the stones

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Last , we went to the terror topography: there we made a long group work about the history of the second world war ; most specifically about Hitler and his colleagues . We were very tired , because we hadn't slept enough , and because we have walked a lot and so we decided to come back to the hotel , and immediately after dinner , we all went sleeping.

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The third day the topic was street art. Our guide Emanuele was really good and his explanations were very interesting. At first we went to Schöneberg were we had a little walk and we saw a lot of graffiti.

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We also went to the Urban Nation Museum where some of the works of the street artists are exposed. There we did a group work where we had to take some pictures of the graffiti.

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At lunch we went to Kreuzberg where we saw the Prinzessin Garten where the Berliners can grow fruits and vegetables. We divided into groups again and we had lunch.

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In the afternoon we went to the Hamburger Bahnhof Museum, a museum of contemporary art. Inside there are works by Andy Warhol and Joseph Beuys.

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After the museum we went to Potsdamer Platz and Bebelplatz where in 1933 the burning of the books took place.

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The second day we went to the Daniel Liebskind’s Jewish Museum. Our guide explained why the museum was built in that way and told us some stories. At the end of the visit we were divided in four groups and we had to take some photos of the museum and of details of the expositions.

In the afternoon we saw the Jewish part of Berlin, for example the Jewish graveyard, or a school. Then we went to the Otto Weidt Museum, where some blind Jewish had to work. He also was famous because he hid some of them in a secret room. This day was very interesting, because we could learn many things about Jewish that school has never taught us.

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On the 4 day we went to Wannsee, so we had to wake up earlier that day it rained but we were inside a building so it wasn’t a big problem. There we did a group works where we had to explain the poster that were hanging in the museum. Later we met a man, who was a young boy when the wall fell. After lunch we went back to Berlin centre to do some shopping in Kudamn.

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The last day we went to the east side gallery where you can see the remaining parts of the wall. Then we went to the “ death line” of the city. This land belonged to no one during the war. Sadly we had to do everything very quickly but anyways it was a nice day even if it rained.