Presentation in German about the city of Berlin. Presentation on the topic "Die Reise durch Berlin

Deutschland: Land und Leute Das Angebot ist gross. What do people in Germany do when they are not working? Almost all of his free time they dedicate to family, hobbies, sport and culture. The Germans buy 400 million books a year. They go to the cinema almost 150 million times. They visit museums 100 million times, watch the games of the 1st and 2nd Bundesliga about 18 million times.

Wir telephonieren unseren Freunden von der Abfahrt und interessieren uns wohin, womit, wonach wird unsere Freunde eine Reise machen? -Hallo, Andreas! -Hallo, Kat! Wie geht es? - Danke/Ich habe Urlaub und mache eine schone Reise. - Wohin denn? - Ich besuche Wien, Prag, Budapest und Warschau. - Eine schone Reise. Fahrst du mit dem Auto? - Mit dem Auto? Nein, nein. Mit dem Zug nach Berlin. -Du fahrst zuerst mit dem Zug Nach Berlin und dann nach Warschau, von Warschau nach Prag. Von Prag…

Von Prag nach Budapest mochte ich Schiff nehmen. -O, ja, prima. Das ist eine gute Idee: eine Schiffahrt auf der Donau bis nach Wien. Und von Wien…. -In Wien werden mich meine Verwandte treffen und wir fahren mit dem Auto nach Hause zuruck. - Ah so. Und wie lange hast du Urlaub? - Vom 21. Juni bis zum 3. Juli. - 2 weeks, also. Gut. - Und wohin, womit, mit wem fahrst du? - Ich fahre mit meinen Freunden mit dem Auto in die Turkei. - Nun danke, Tschus…Gute Reise! - Tschus…Gute Reise!

Berlin wurde im 13.Jahrhundert Berlin wurde im 13.Jahrhundert gegründet. gegrundet. Berlin ist auch ein Bundesland. Berlin ist auch ein Bundesland. Hier wohnen rund 3 Millionen Menschen. Hier wohnen rund 3 Millionen Menschen. Berlin ist eine große und moderne Stadt. Berlin ist eine große und moderne Stadt. Hier gibt es viele Hier gibt es viele Sehenswürdigkeiten.

Structure and content of the "Letter" section Personal letter: Address (only city name) and date (top, right side). " Appeal (left, on separate line). "A link to previous contacts, i.e. gratitude for the letter received (the beginning of the letter); perhaps an apology for not answering earlier (after gratitude). The main part (answers to questions from a foreign friend). Request for information (raising questions in accordance with the task ) Mention of further contacts (penultimate phrase) Closing phrase (informal style, on a separate line) " Author's signature (first name, first name without surname on a separate line, for example, deine Vika; spelling with capital letter: Deine Vika). Required word length. Run time - 20 minutes.

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Reichstag The Reichstag was built in 1884-94. architect Paul Vallo. On November 9, 1918, Philipp Scheidemann proclaimed the Republic from the steps of the Reichstag. In 1945 Soviet troops hoisted a red flag over the Reichstag. Since May 1999 This is where the German Bundestag sits.

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Victory Column The crossroads, from which five roads diverge, is called the "Big Star". In the center of it stands a tall and slender column with a gilded figure of Victoria, the goddess of Victory, at the top. "Golden Elsa" - this is how the Berliners call their Victoria. This monument was erected in 1873 in honor of the victories of Prussia and the formation of the German Empire.

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Brandenburg Gate. In 1971 after the gates were erected, they were given the name “Gate of the World”: the goddess of Peace with her quadriga, the creation of Johann Shadov, brought peace to the city. The relief on the gate depicts Hercules, the son of Zeus, the mythical benefactor of mankind. Napoleon was so delighted with the four horses over the gates that after the victory over Prussia in 1807. ordered to transport them to Paris as a trophy. In 1814 after the victory over Napoleon, the Berliners sent a delegation to Paris, which victoriously delivered the quadriga back to Berlin.

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Berlin Cathedral Berlin Cathedral was the burial place and court church of the Hohenzollern dynasty. This majestic domed temple began to be built in 1894. Julius Raschdorf at the behest of Kaiser Wilhelm II. In the cathedral, where the Hohenzollerns were baptized and married, you can see the imperial staircase, the sarcophagus, the tomb of the “great elector” and his wife Dorothea, and also walk along the gallery around the dome.

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Red Town Hall This building, built in the second half of the 19th century, owes its name to red brick. The town hall was built in the neo-Renaissance style in 1861-69, its tower is 74 m high. The frieze ("Stone Chronicle") encircling the building depicts scenes from the history of Berlin. Previously, the magistrate and the city assembly of deputies met here. Now the ruling burgomaster and the senate work in the town hall. The fountain in front of the town hall depicts Neptune surrounded by four beauties, personifying the rivers Elbe, Oder, Rhine and Vistula.

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Unter den Linden In 1647 The "great elector" Friedrich Wilhelm ordered six rows of linden and walnut trees to be planted on the way from his palace to the hunting grounds in the Tiergarten. The boulevard was named Unter den Linden ("under the lime trees"). Already in the time of Frederick the Great, it was considered a showcase of Berlin. Here is the State Opera, Humboldt University, Palace Bridge.

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Alexanderplatz Alexanderplatz, abbreviated as "Alex", was named in honor of the official visit of the Russian Tsar Alexander I to Berlin in 1805.

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TV tower The TV tower at Alexanderplatz is the tallest building in Berlin. Built in 1969, the 368 m high TV tower was a symbol of East Berlin. At the level of 203m is Observation deck, above it (207m) - a revolving telecafe.

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Kurfürstendamm It is impossible to imagine Berlin without this almost 4 km long street. Kurfürstendamm was and remains the most interesting shopping street in the city. No less attractive are the lanes adjacent to it, in which there are chic boutiques, cozy cafes, and good bookstores. There are also many cultural institutions here: these are eminent galleries, museums and churches.

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KaDeWe Department Store This is the only department store built at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. and not destroyed during World War II. Especially famous is the gourmet department on the fifth floor, which has no equal in Germany: exotic fruits, wines, cheeses, spices, cakes - and all this is in such an assortment that your eyes run wide (cheese, for example, KaDeWe offers 1800 varieties).

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Berlin Zoo A beautiful gate flanked by two 27-ton stone elephants leads to Germany's oldest zoo. In 1842 Frederick William IV donated his royal menagerie to Berlin. Thanks to this, the Zoo was opened in the city. For each type of animal, special pens, enclosures and houses are built here. After the war, the number of animals in the Zoo increased to 1500 species. There is no such diversity in any zoo in the world. In the Berlin Zoo (the only one in Europe) live Chinese bears - pandas.

Introduction Berlin is the capital and The largest city Germany, the second most populated (after London) and the fifth largest city in the European Union. It is one of 16 states in Germany. The city is located on the banks of the rivers Spree, in connection with which Berlin is called "Athens on the Spree", and Havel in the center of the federal state of Brandenburg, of which it has not been a part since 1920.

Reichstag Berlin Berlin Wall Museum Island Pergamon Pergamon Museum East Side GallerySide Charlottenburg Charlottenburg+ Berlin Cathedral Bode Museum Jewish Museum Tiergarten Berlin Zoo Victory Column Altes Museum French Cathedral AquaDom (Oceanarium) German Cathedral Kulturforum

The Reichstag The Reichstag building or the Reichstag "state assembly building" is a historic building in Berlin, where the German state body of the same name, the Reichstag of the German Empire and the Reichstag of the Weimar Republic, met in the years, and since 1999 the Bundestag has been located. To visit this building, you must register on the government website 3 days before visiting.

Berlin Wall Berlin Wall "Anti-fascist defensive rampart" engineering-equipped and fortified border of the German Democratic Republic with West Berlin (August November 13, 1989) with a length of 155 km, including 43.1 km within Berlin. In the West, until the end of the 1960s, the dysphemism "Shameful Wall", introduced by Willy Brandt, was officially used in relation to the Berlin Wall.

Museum Island Berlin Museum Island is the name given to the northern tip of the Spreeinsel Island on the Spree River in Berlin, where a whole constellation of Berlin's famous museums is located. Museum Island is a center of attraction for tourists and art lovers from all over the world. Since 1999, the unique architectural and cultural ensemble has been included in world heritage UNESCO.

The Pergamon Museum The Pergamon Museum (also the Pergamon Museum) is one of the most famous museums located on the Museum Island on the Spree River in the center of Berlin. The museum building was built in the years according to the project of Alfred Messel and Ludwig Hoffmann, first of all, for the Pergamon altar discovered by Carl Human, as well as for the collection of late antique painting and sculpture, exhibits of the Asia Minor Museum, which includes works of Hittite, Assyrian, Babylonian and Persian art and Islamic museum (including a frieze from Mshatta).

The Bode Museum The Bode Museum is an art museum within the Museum Island ensemble in Berlin, which houses expositions of the Sculpture Collection, the Museum of Byzantine Art and the Mint Office. On October 17, 2006, the museum opened after a six-year restoration. Until 1945, the museum was named after Kaiser Friedrich. In 1956, by order of the Minister of Culture of the GDR, Johannes R. Becher, the museum received the name of Wilhelm von Bode.

The Victory Column The Victory Column is a monument of German history and landmark of Berlin. The author of the project, the architect Johann Heinrich Strack, a student of Karl Friedrich Schinkel. The author of the figure crowning the column is one of the most significant German sculptors Friedrich Drake.

The Old Museum The Old Museum is an art museum in Berlin on the Museum Island. Until 1845 it was called the Royal. The museum building was built in neoclassical style by the architect Schinkel to house the art collection of the family of the Prussian kings. After restoration in 1966, the museum houses a collection of antique art objects.

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Sights of Berlin

THE PRESENTATION IS PREPARED BY A STUDENT OF THE 6th GRADE MKOU "MARGENAU SOCIAL SCHOOL" L UNINA MILANA TEACHER OF THE GERMAN LANGUAGE: DUBASOVA IRINA YAKOVLEVNA

Das Brandenburg Tor Das Brandenburger Tor mit seiner Quadriga ist eines der schönsten Tore der Welt

Das Berliner Rathaus Das Berliner Rathaus nennen die Berliner Rotes Rathaus . Auf 36 Terrakottareliefs könenn wir die Geschichte der Stadt bis zum Jahre 1871 sehen .

Die Nikolaikirche Um 1200 wurde die Nikolaikirche gebaut . Im Zweiten Weltkrieg schwer zerstort , wurde die Kirche 1981-1987 originalgetreu wieder aufgebaut . Das ganze Nikolaiviertel ist jetzt restauriert und sieht prachtvoll aus.

Der Reichstag Der Reichstag i st heute wieder der Sitz des Bundesparlaments.

Der Berliner Zoo Den Berliner Zoo besuchen die Kinder besonders gern . Seht ihr die steinernen Elefanten am Zooeingang ? Vor diesen Tieren haben die Kinder keine Angst .

Der Kurfürstendamm Der Kurfürstendamm ist eine Prachtstraße Berlins. Der Kudamm ist bekannt für seine Kabaretts, Cafes und Luxusgeschäfte.

Unter den Linden Unter den Linden ist die Hauptstraße Berlins. Hier befinden sich viele Botschaften Büros , Kaufhäuser, Cafes , die berühmte Humboldt- Universität und die Staatsbibliothek .

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