The Reichstag Parliament Building is a historic structure located in Berlin, the capital of Germany, where the German Federal Parliament meets. Completed in 1894, this building suffered extensive damage during World War II and remained unused for many years. Undergoing a comprehensive restoration in the 1990s, the Reichstag was redesigned by renowned architect Sir Norman Foster and began hosting the German Parliament in 1999. One of the building's most striking features is its modern glass dome. This dome offers visitors panoramic views of Berlin and is seen as a symbol of transparency and democracy. Due to its historical and political significance, the Reichstag is one of the most visited sites in Berlin.