The general methodology along a smooth arrangement of motorway intersections is persuading enough - despite the fact that there is inquisitively little traffic.
At that point, the primary terminal structure comes into view - its announcement entrance with immense regions of glass and exits from an enormous railroad station underneath rising into a piazza in front. To the other side stands a shrewd inn.
As a structure, it looks amazing enough.
Until you stop, check out you, and ingest the quietness. This is Berlin Brandenburg or BER, the new, cutting edge universal air terminal worked to stamp reunified Germany's reappearance as a worldwide goal.
It is a striking new structure, costing billions, and should be finished in 2012.
Be that as it may, it has never opened.