This elegant 54-m wide avenue was the heart of Berlin nightlife in the 1920s with its cafés, theatres, cabarets, smart tea-rooms and large cinemas. Known to locals as the “Ku'damm”, the avenue is the cosmopolitan centre of modern Berlin, even though the city’s youngsters tend to prefer the more trendy districts in the east. Take a stroll through this quarter to admire the fine façades of the elegant buildings along the Fasanenstraße and visit the nearby Käthe-Kollwitz museum.