This museum opposite the Charlottenburg Palace is home to historical works of modern art classics, which include those by Picasso, Giacometti, and Matisse. Opens at 10am, closed on Mondays.
In a city full of bombed or ripped-open spaces, this airport-runway-turned-park feels truly wide open, bringing out a wide variety of Berliners. Ride your bike, toss some Frisbee & bring some beers. Read more.
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.
This historical monument at the center of Berlin was built to commemorate the Prussian victory in the Danish-Prussian War. Go to the observatory for amazing city views. Opens at 9:30am.
It´s worth paying the admission fee of 5 Euros. It includes a guided tour and admission to the cupola! Great views from the top!
It is Berlin’s most graceful square. The twin churches of Deutscher Dom and Französischer Dom frame Schinkel’s Konzerthaus to form a superbly har-monious architectural trio.
Take a break. Sit on a bench and let the world go by. Lovely views of the Berlin Dom, the TV Tower and Museumsinsel. Walk across nearby Schlossbrücke with its lovely Schinkel statues.
Amazing park! Perfect place to walk around and relax with the view from the gorgeous castle!!
A must see place, especially if youre interested in design.. Visit the Museum Shop as well.
Just like the other commenter, I had the great displeasure of arriving to a "be back in 5 min" sign only to learn that they had closed 4 hours early. Jerks. Why not just put a closed sign up? >:-?
The Danish brand's Berlin store carries their own line next to Nike, Henrik Vibskov, Bernhard Willhelm and others. A great store for both men and women.
If you prefer to dress like a Berliner, amble over for a peek at the latest creations from Lala Berlin. Owner Leyla Piedayesh’s high-end knit designs epitomize Berlin couture.
The vintage shop of your dreams, especially for shoes and bags. It's not the cheapest (€30 for a sweater), but well worth going to. Men's section next door also worth a visit!
Soto has without a doubt become one of the most interesting mens fashion and lifestyle stores in Berlin. Brands from the US, Japan and Scandinavia are mostly represented in the store, including Band o
Between Cinema Cafe and H&M, in Haus Schwarzenberg, there is a courtyard, you have to walk to the end and go upstairs, in the first floor you will find this comic store / artshop/ galerie. Read more.
Not as fancy as a couple of other large department stores in Europe, but the food departement IS amazing! Especially the huge selections of chocolate and desserts
If you like contemporary art, visit “Hamburger Bahnhof" - Museum for Contemporary Art. Read more.
