Berlin isn’t geographically the center of Europe, but somehow it feels like it is. Maybe it’s the history. Maybe it’s the culture. Maybe it’s the way people from every part of the world end up here with a story, a dream, or a reinvention.
Walking through Berlin, you feel the pull; a gravitational kind of presence. The city has weight, but it never overwhelms you. It’s intellectual without being pretentious, creative without trying too hard, modern without forgetting the past.
Berlin has this sense of being the meeting point of everything Europe has been and everything it’s becoming. Not the center on a map… but the center of something deeper.
When you’re in Berlin, you feel connected to the continent in a way few cities offer. Not because of geography, but because of energy.
