Make sure to take an audioguide, to get the full picture. Don't miss joseph Beuys' wax sculptures, and the story behind them
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.
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.
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.
Allow yourself about two hours if you want to read all the passages, and not only go through the pictures.
One of the best museums in Berlin - plan for a whole day of walking and learning.
This is the former headquarters of the Ministry for State Security, where you'll get to see a great collection of spy materials and interesting items on espionage.
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.
Learn more about daily live in the former German Democratic Republic with great displays, including a Trabi car, clothes, toys, etc.
THE art supply store in Berlin. You'll find everything here your creative heart desires. make sure to leave your credit card at home ;)
Designed by the German architect, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, and is mainly dedicated to 20th Century art, in particular expressionism, cubism and Bauhaus http://bit.ly/TjecwQ
WEBDOCUMENTARY : 20 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, FRANCE 24's journalists in Germany take you back to the historic moment with interviews with witnesses and key players Leia mais.
Cluster of museums and concert venues off the southeastern edge of Tiergarten park was master-planned in the 1950s by Hans Scharoun,
It is now closed. Some artist still sell things in front of it but you can't visit the building or even the yard. Check out the art on the exterior walls of the building before they are gone too!
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 is a place where you could have a barbecue or simply hang out. This place used to be a railway station, and is now an interesting space for art gatherings and parties.
A sensitively restored Greek-temple building by August Stüler, the Alte Nationalgalerie is an elegant setting for an exquisite collection of 19th-century European art.
Nice but at the end just only few masterpieces. Tickets Are too expensive if considerino the collection. Only for tourists, a must-see and it won't take you more than 1 1/2 hour.
A favourite in Berlin. Joel Sternfeld's stories behind each photograph are perfectly told in this dilapidated setting. Heard on the grapevine that it's due to be pulled down in favour of a hotel?</3
Fantastic collection of musical instruments surrounded by great 60s architecture of Hans Scharoun. And don't forget to visit the cafe downstairs!
Huge flea market and delicious food. Be sure to check out the outdoor karaoke!
This definitely is a god shot. Three beans on the grinder, perfect flat whites, friendly and knowledgeable staff and a nice place to hang out.
This is the place where all the other baristas from around Berlin hang out. Nuff said.
Good fashion selection, also some magazines and small stuff. The coffee there is also quite good.
A local institution and one of the most famous Currywurst diners in Berlin! Don´t miss it!
Have the falafel, halloumi or makkali! It's all great! Nice vegan options as well!
Don't get the falafel here, there's better around. The shawarma however is best of breed.
Fresh springrolls (frische Frühlingsrolle) and jasmin tea as a starter and the the remaining choices of the menu are more than fabulous! Everytime I visit Berlin, I visit Com Viet!! Leia mais.
Great Falafel. Try it with the nut cream. But you have to be patient. It´s popular and they are not fast.
Happy to find proper coffee (and good food) in this place hidden just around the corner of my office. One large plus is that they still serve after six o'clock which is when I need it the most.
Eat a veggie burger or a vegan one here! They have other bio stuff too. Leia mais.
Great Schnitzel. The "normal" size is already huge and the Riesenschnitzel doesn't fit onto a normal plate... Leia mais.
Two hours are not enough in this relaxing realm. Go for four hours or just get that day ticket. Flips (kind of smoothie) are good and the coffee is aweful. Bring some fruit and snacks of your own. ;)
Great place for coffee and breakfast! Really nice atmosphere in an old building.
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.
Wonderful experience eating in complete darkness. The food is very good, and the service is friendly. Give it a try...
Follow the cat ! Huge warehouse located near the water. Movies, food, DJ Set, concerts, photoautomat, galleries... All is here ! You can even catch a boat that will bring you to your next club.
Try and sit on the top level of the stadium in the back. One of the best views in Berlin.
A very unorthodox club with a dreamy festive atmosphere. Reminds of the old Bar25.
The garden is one of the best after hour locations in Berlin (at least if you aren't a tourist!)
