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Berlin

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• State capital: Berlin
• Population: 3.8 million
• Area: approx. 891 km²
• Unemployment rate:

10.2% Berlin is both a city-state
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and the capital of Germany. The city
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is divided into 12 districts. Landmarks such as the Brandenburg Gate
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and the TV TowerTesting with all MD at Alexanderplatz enjoy international recognition. Numerous exhibitions, film festivals, folk festivals, and artistic events characterize the image of the metropolis.

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Brandenburg

Key facts

• State capital: Potsdam
• Population: approx. 2.5 million
• Area: approx. 29,478 km²

Brandenburg completely surrounds Berlin and is characterized by a mix of vast landscapes, lakes, and historic cities. The federal state consists of 14 counties and several independent cities. Economically, it relies on agriculture as well as industrial and research centers in the Berlin metropolitan area. The capital Potsdam is rich in culture and history – the world-famous Sanssouci Palace, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is particularly notable.

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