Although today is just a small wall, it was a symbol of an entire era that finished.
Located next to the Mauerpark in Prenzlauer Berg. I think is one of the biggest flea markets in Berlin, you can find really good stuff of the Sixties, Seventies, really good old cameras. Read more.
Tuesday jazz sessions are not to be missed. The house musicians play the first hour and kick ass. It is a free-for-all thereafter. Come around 9:30 for good seats!
Vegetables, fruit, bread and fabrics. And be sure to try a freshly prepared Gözleme or Börek, simply delicious. Open every Tuesday and Friday.
Best burger in town! They only do burger (w/ freshly minced 100% german beef) and steaks! Both with hand sliced fries! a MUST-GO if u like meat!
The mint leaves make a huge difference, ask the staff to add some lemon. And try the Ayran, it has nothing to do with the ones you had tried before. Versprochen!
Every first and third Sunday. Unlike Mauerpark you can still get awesome deals for second hand goods and even reserve a table to sell you own things if you wish. Starts at 10 AM.
Berlin / Come here to begin or to end your night. Find a seat on the boardwalk, have some drinks and enjoy the sundown and/or sunrise.
Falafel + Haloumi + marinated Eggplant + Nut Sauce = Berlin's Winning Falafel
Street Food Thursday, each Thursday 5-10 pm. Try some Pie, Kimchi, Tapas or Kasspätzle. Delicious.
Great local craft beer and a huge selection of beers from the rest of Germany, Belgium, America and Scotland :)
19 seasonal beers this year! "Growler" service also. Also apple juice from any of 5 varieties. Buy it and make cider at home.
Don´t be led astray by the name ("Böse Buben" means "Bad Guys" in German): This is one of the most comfy bars and certainly they also let the good guys in to have a coffee, a beer or a small meal. Read more.
Great Schnitzel. The "normal" size is already huge and the Riesenschnitzel doesn't fit onto a normal plate... Read more.
If you want cery good coffee: this is your place to be. The staff is awesome. (And Scones and Pastel de Nata are recommendable.) And don't listen to the haters.
“Haus der Kulturen der Welt” is a well respected art institution in the very centre of Berlin and definitively one of Germany’s most iconic venues for projects breaking through artistic boundaries.
Very nice architecture with 3 or 4 galleries, proper restaurant, a cafe. You can read about the history of the building inside on the right hand side corridor.
A gorgeous forest retreat in the middle of the city, by the side of a glittering whimsical lake, with gliding ducks and drifting rowboats. On the shore, under a canopy of leafy trees, the ambiance... Read more.
Housed in the former Danish embassy, this retreat embraces a homey feel. Cozy up in one of the library nooks or peer out onto the zoo’s ostriches and gazelles while enjoying breakfast downstairs.
My favorite restaurant in Berlin right now: great atmosphere, friendly service, always fresh and local produce, good wine selection.
In this 100-year-old dancehall with wooden floors, tinsel and disco balls guests can enjoy simple but excellent food and dance the night away. More about Berlin in the LH Magazin iPad App (10/2013). Read more.
Great place for lazy Sunday afternoons, loads of old chairs and couches. The service is rather slow, but they're friendly and you get free pretzel sticks.
It's small, and no pictures allowed. However, it's a nice presentation on the history and concepts of Bauhaus. Get the audio-guide device.
You'll walk a lot visiting this museum, but is so beautiful you'll not realize till the exit.
holds one of the world's leading collections of European art from the 13th to the 18th centuries.
