this is a must see. a museum made by fans for fans. everything in here breathes punkrock. also regular book readings or accoustic shows. Leia mais.
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. Leia mais.
Learn more about the Berlin Wall at this great museum. Displays also in English!
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.
Beautiful overview of Berlin. Beware, your ears will pop in the elevator ;-)
Free admission and the only place in Berlin that you can see the wall and the recreated no-man's land between the east and the west.
This is a definite must-do in Berlin if you wish to learn about city's history in a unique way—see bunkers, defense shelters, underground, etc. Tours are offered daily, and under different languages.
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.
There's nothing really to see here but it's still kinda cool
Scale the fence, avoid the guard dog. If caught, pay 20 euro for a "photographer's license".
Abandoned Cold War radio listening station on top of a pile of WW2 rubble on top of a Nazi Secret Weapons lab.
So informative, very humbling. An essential visit during your stay in Berlin.
This Baroque palace at the Chalottenburg district is the largest palace in Berlin. Has been beautifully restored (after being destroyed in WWII) and is home to the French-styled Charlottenburg Park.
The 'New Palace' is better (and cheaper) to take a tour of. The 'Sans Soucci' palace is worth checking out from the outside.
Mind bending! A surreal museum for industrial objects. Don't forget to chat with Vlad, who will throw in interesting stories about the objects themselves.
One of the best museums in Berlin - plan for a whole day of walking and learning.
One of these places, how they only exist in Berlin. It's not a beergarden, it's not a club. It's a happening.
Plain fabulous - if you are into photography just a little bit don't miss this place when in Berlin.
A place to visit in Berlin! They have all kind of dishes on Sunday's market. You can also listen to bands playing inside.
Ask for a window table at the far end of the restaurant for beautiful views over next door's zoo and the centre of Berlin.
A gorgeous forest retreat in the middle of the city, by the side of a glittering whimsical lake, with gliding ducks and drifting rowboats. On the shore, under a canopy of leafy trees, the ambiance... Leia mais.
When the weather is nice, the beer garden is the obvious choice – same quality of food, but a better atmosphere and lower prices. Check it out: http://www.partyearth.com/berlin/prater-garten
