The Federal Republic of Germany is a country in central part od Europe with approximately 82.5 million inhabitants. Berlin, Germany´s capital as well as its biggest city with cca. 3.4 million Inhabitants, is its cultural, political and socio economic canter. After the Second World War ended with complete defeat and unconditional capitulation of German forces in May 1945, four allies occupied Germany and divided German Reich into four occupational zones. Considering that a large number of refugees tried to flee to the Federal Republic of Germany, German Democratic Republic attempted to stop the wave of refugees in an extremely violent manner. At 2 hours and 30 minutes, East German government sealed the border between East and West Berlin and it began to built a wall that divided both the city and the two states. Escaping East Germany was impossible. The wall was finally torn down on the ninth of November 1989, while almost one year later, on October the third, Germany was united. Subject of this paper is the Berlin Wall, as it was then and as it is now. In the past, the Berlin War was the mail symbol of Cold War and world´s division, while today, twentyfive years after the Fall, it became top tourist attraction and one of Berlin´s landmarks which attracts millions of visitors from all around the world. Furthermore, its valorization is increasing with every year.