This luxurious location is not to be missed. If cocktails aren't your thing, locals can often be spotted enjoying light lunches in the garden itself. Read more.
A free viewpoint on 45th floor but only through glass windows. Good thing though that it's open very late (to 23.00). I heard that on a clear day you can see all the way to Mount Fuji.
This site has witnessed Napoleon's triumph over Prussia, political posturing by JFK and overwhelming jubilation when the Wall fell in 1989. Twenty years later U2 and Jay-Z performed here. Together.
Good modern Austrian/German cuisine with one of the best Wiener Schnitzels in town in an upscale setting. Very good, creative daily menu. Nice lounge with fireplace hidden for cosy evenings.
Auguststraße in the Mitte gallery district is home to a dense population of the city’s some 450 art galleries. New for 2012: the historic Jewish Girls’ School with a trio of free-entry gallery spaces,
Don't forget to check in to DDR Museum on Foursquare just before you enter and show them you checked in to get 30% off (pay €4 instead of €6)! Follow us for more tips. Read more.
Very interesting museum about the security agency of the former German Democratic Republic. See the hidden cameras, hear about the ways they gathered information about citizens etc.!
Though actually a restaurant, Paris Bar’s black-and-white checked floors and red walls lined with paparazzi shots are perfect for sipping Sekt Aperol (Aperol and champagne) into the early hours. Read more.
Nice clean and afordable hostels and private rooms here. Very nice location, near awesome berlin districts Mitte and Prenzlauer Berg
Vegetables, fruit, bread and fabrics. And be sure to try a freshly prepared Gözleme or Börek, simply delicious. Open every Tuesday and Friday.
