At Saturdays there's a market, where you have to taste the "Bismarck" hering baguette.
A public park at the Prenzlauer Berg district is where you could have a picnic, take a stroll, or shop at the famous flea market. You could also watch musicians, jugglers, and other great performers!
The Berlin Wall East Side Gallery showcases the work of 106 international artists on a 1.3km section of the original wall. A world symbol of freedom, it’s also the world’s biggest open-air gallery.
Don't let the large number of cafes and restaurants fool you. Almost all of them are really terrible, barely fit for a dog to eat at. There are some good haunts in the area but not on this street.
A local institution and one of the most famous Currywurst diners in Berlin! Don´t miss it!
Egyptian art and artifacts on the lower floors. Carolingian and Merovingian artifacts on the upper floors.
If you only have time for one museum while in Berlin, make it here. A feast of classical Greek, Babylonian, Roman, Islamic and Middle Eastern art and architecture, it will amaze and enlighten you.
Opening in 2001, this is the museum where you'll gain knowledge and practically find everything you need to know about the German Jewish history. Opens at 10am.
You don't want to sit inside or outside - this place is known for good value not for its atmosphere.Take your stuff 'take away', buy a bottle of bubbly & head over to the playground at Chamisso Platz.
Ever fancied taking a dip in an outdoor swimming pool in Berlin? Well you can, at the Badeschiff on the River Spree!
This place is hard to find: to get in there, enter the elevator in Neukölln Arkaden, take the lift to the top floor and go out into the parking garage. Find the ramp that takes you to the roof. Done.
Come in the afternoon at 17h to avoid queues or to pay entrance. The music is equally good, you can get a tan and it's half empty <3 #doitthelocalway
This is definitly the most beautiful and relaxed park in Berlin, It's the best place to relax, meet people or even get a little exercise! So what are u waiting for?
Did you know? In 1806, Napoleon took the Quadriga - the horses and chariot statue - to Paris. Luckily, it was won back just 8 years later to go on top of the Brandenburg Gate, where it sits today.
James Bond travels through Checkpoint Charlie in Octopussy (1983); he is driven there by M to find the train Octopussy is using to help Kamal Khan and Gen. Orlov smuggle jewellery through the border. Read more.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
5,000 East Germans managed to cross the Berlin Wall and reach West Berlin, while another 5,000 were captured by East German authoritiesand 191 more were killed during the actual crossing of the wall
Go inside and discover the 3 colored stained glass windows called "Man and Nature", "Science and Man" and "Man and the Cosmos", 1962, by Walter Womacka. You will find them at the end of the east wing.
