Discovering Berlin with an Audio - City Guide

July 4, 2008 - PRLog -- Berlin, the capital of Germany, invites it's visitors with a huge number of architectural and cultural places of interest. The audio-city guide describes their history and architecture in fifteen single audiofiles in MP3 format. In a whole time of 44:47 minutes one gets to know, among the rest, what the castle Bellevue has in common with a ramshackle hut and why the quadriga is also called tit-for-tat-response.
With the help of the city map which may be downloaded together with the descriptions,it is easy to reach all described objects without a problem. The guide includes the following points of interest: Berlin Cathedral, Brandenburg Gate, German Cathedral, Commemorative Church, Gendarms Market, Holocaust Memorial, Kurfürstendamm, Nikolaichurch, City Hall, Reichstag Building, Equestrian Statue of Frederick the Great, Castle Bellevue, Castle Charlottenburg, Victory Column and the Under-the-lime-trees boulevard.



Email: info[at]audiocityguide.eu
Web: www.audiocityguide.eu
shop.audio-city.de

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About Audio-City:

Audio-City produces mp3-city guides with maps since 2007.
The guides are offered on shop.audio-city.de and may be downloaded there.

At the moment, the following cities are available:
English speech: Berlin and Cologne
German speech: Berlin, Bonn, Cologne, Dresden, Hamburg, Munich and Muenster.

In the future all guides will be translated and the variety of products will be extended.