If you walk around the Park am Gleisdreieck, you can see the Mills (Wuhlkropfmühle or Staberow’sche Mühle & Holländermühle Foline) without paying for a Museum Ticket.
A place to visit in Berlin! They have all kind of dishes on Sunday's market. You can also listen to bands playing inside.
Take Bus 218 from Messedamm/ICC to Pfaueninsel. In theseason 9-20 o’clock, Mon.-Fri. every 60minutes, Sat + Sun every 30 minutes, historical 1960 bus on selected rides.
If you want to enjoy probably the most amazing view Berlin has to offer, you have to go into Grunewald and visit the spectacular Grunewaldturm, a tower that reaches 55 meters high.
Normal ticket: 5,00 €, from 17:00 clock € 3.00, from 19:00 clock € 1.00 admission for terrace and beach
Since it's a private collection, you have to book in advance. But even the venue itself is worth the effort - an impressive/depressive Nazi bunker. Book 3 weeks ahead or try to squeeze in on a cncltn.
Over 100 kinds of beer, good bar food, what more could you ask for? Just tell the waiters to surprise you with any kind of beer.. Only thing is wifi access is a bit confusing..
Vegetables, fruit, bread and fabrics. And be sure to try a freshly prepared Gözleme or Börek, simply delicious. Open every Tuesday and Friday.
When I'm back in Berlin, I'll have breakfast, lunch and dinner here. For sure. Brunch on Sundays for 6 euro! Imagine how fat I'll be!
Spooky abandoned amusement park. Watch out for the guards (+dogs) if you decide to jump the fence. There are guided tours, but only outside along the fence since the park has been sold recently
