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The Bundeskanzleramt (Federal Chancellery of the Republic of Germany) in Berlin by night.

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The Federal Chancellery of the Republic of Germany in Berlin is the official residency of the current Chancellor.

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The big staircase (Freitreppe) inside the Federal Chancellery of the Republic of Germany.

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The international conference hall of the Federal Chancellery of the Republic of Germany.

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Foyer of the press hall and the chancellor's gallery (Kanzlergalerie) with pictures of all former chancellors of the Federal Republic of Germany.

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On the opposite side of the Chancellary stands the Reichstagbuilding, the seat of the German parliament.

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The Reichstagbuilding in Berlin in summer.

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The glass cupola of the Reichstagbuilding in Berlin. It is open for visitors, which have to register before.

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The Paul-Löbe-Haus on the right side is located in front of the Reichstag-building and at the Spree. Many parlamentarians have their offices there.

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The Jakob-Kaiser-Haus is the biggest and most expensive buidling of the German Bundestag. With an area of about 53.000 sqm it houses offices of parlamentarians as well as conference halls.

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At the river Spree, the Federal Ministry of the Interior in Tiergarten-District is located.

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The official entrance of the Federal Ministry of Justice.

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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs is located in the Mitte-District.

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The foyer of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

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The new Federal Ministry of Food, Agriculture and Consumer Protection in the Mitte-District.

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The Federal Press Office.

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The building of the Federal Ministry of Economics in Berlin under construction.

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Windows of the offices of the Federal Ministry of Finance in Berlin.