Near the Jewish Museum is this Berlin museum that concentrates on modern art, architecture, and photography. Check out their website regarding updates on temporary exhibitions. Wednesday-Monday 10 am.
A sleek two-story cafeteria in architect David Chipperfield’s office complex that serves five simple homemade dishes each day. Read more.
The octagon-shaped Schinkel Pavillon, built in 1969 by revered GDR architect Richard Paulick on the grounds of the former Crown Prince Palace, is now an unorthodox space for site-specific exhibitions. Read more.
Still the style emporium of choice for successful artists and gallerists, the boutique features a beautifully selected mix of Dries Van Noten, Margiela, and Marni ready-to-wear. Read more.
The ground floor has recently been adapted as a concept shop called The Store, with an outpost of the British salon Barber and Parlour, and the busy Cecconi’s restaurant. Read more.
Amazing burgers. A bit pricy but the quality of the meat is extraordinary. One of the best if not the best burger in Berlin. Cool staff and interior. And they also serve great drinks.
