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From Schönefeld Airport to the old Friedrichstadt-Palast: How jazz legend Louis Armstrong sold 18,000 tickets in the GDR in a single day in 1965
Covering 206 hectares and containing over 120,000 graves, it is Germany’s second-largest cemetery, has served as a film set, and is the final resting place for many famous Berliners.
13 meters of Paris in the heart of Wedding: Even after 30 years, few Berliners are familiar with this Berlin landmark
Opened in 1981 as one of the most modern and largest recreational paradises in the GDR—sold 22 years later for just 1 €, today this “lost place” faces demolition to make way for 600 apartments
In 1960, West Berlin radio stations removed an Elvis hit from their programming for being “too sentimental”; 66 years later, the Meistersaal honors the King of Rock ’n’ Roll with a tribute concert
Getting into what is arguably the world’s most famous club: 6 tips for getting into Berghain!
Winter Fun in Berlin on Landsberger Allee
Historic Christmas Train in Berlin Runs Again
Video: Genghis Khan at the James Simon Gallery in Berlin
Cake Decorating in Berlin: Paint My Cake at ZUKA
Berlin Christmas Markets 2026: All Dates in a Video
Heaven Above Berlin Vol. III: Secret Light Art in Video
Video: Berlin Glows at the Brandenburg Gate and Bebelplatz
Kraftwerk Berlin: Video of the Exhibition on ’90s Subculture
Mokke Berlin: The Historic Milk-Mocha Ice Cream Parlor Is Back
Wannsee Beach in Berlin: Video of the Vast Sandy Beach
Fusion Delight in Kreuzberg: Pan-Asian Tapas on Video
Synthesizer Museum Berlin at Kottbusser Tor
Haus am Waldsee in Berlin: Free Summer Festival by the Water
Water Bikes in Berlin: Riding Spreebikes to the Molecule Man
Berlin Wildlife Park: Feeding Reindeer on the M45
From Schönefeld Airport to the old Friedrichstadt-Palast: How jazz legend Louis Armstrong sold 18,000 tickets in the GDR in a single day in 1965
Happy Holiday Season! Here Are the Most Beautiful Christmas Markets in Berlin for 2026
Discover Berlin: Insider Tips for Your Perfect Weekend
In 1966, the Beatles wanted to perform in Berlin, but the concert never took place—exactly 60 years later, their global hits are now coming to the Meistersaal for a breathtaking tribute show
The oldest “Berlin” in the world is in Schleswig-Holstein
The Berlin tower where liquid lead fell 38 meters through the air and became ammunition
Built for 3,500 people, around 12,000 sought shelter in this Berlin bunker at the end of the war; 84 years later, it is a museum that is open to visitors.
Discounts for The Jury Experience Berlin: Here’s how to save on tickets for the interactive courtroom drama where you deliver the verdict
Halloween in Berlin: The 15 Spookiest Events and Activities in the City
In 1960, West Berlin radio stations removed an Elvis hit from their programming for being “too sentimental”; 66 years later, the Meistersaal honors the King of Rock ’n’ Roll with a tribute concert
In 1705, Queen Sophie Charlotte died at the age of 36, and her husband named his Berlin palace after her; 321 years later, it still bears that name, and you can visit it
In 1900, Berlin’s greatest female photographer was born. Eighty-two years after her murder, we set out to trace her footsteps in the capital.
From Schönefeld Airport to the old Friedrichstadt-Palast: How jazz legend Louis Armstrong sold 18,000 tickets in the GDR in a single day in 1965
Happy Holiday Season! Here Are the Most Beautiful Christmas Markets in Berlin for 2026
Discover Berlin: Insider Tips for Your Perfect Weekend
In 1966, the Beatles wanted to perform in Berlin, but the concert never took place—exactly 60 years later, their global hits are now coming to the Meistersaal for a breathtaking tribute show
The oldest “Berlin” in the world is in Schleswig-Holstein
The Berlin tower where liquid lead fell 38 meters through the air and became ammunition
Built for 3,500 people, around 12,000 sought shelter in this Berlin bunker at the end of the war; 84 years later, it is a museum that is open to visitors.
Discounts for The Jury Experience Berlin: Here’s how to save on tickets for the interactive courtroom drama where you deliver the verdict
Halloween in Berlin: The 15 Spookiest Events and Activities in the City
In 1960, West Berlin radio stations removed an Elvis hit from their programming for being “too sentimental”; 66 years later, the Meistersaal honors the King of Rock ’n’ Roll with a tribute concert
In 1705, Queen Sophie Charlotte died at the age of 36, and her husband named his Berlin palace after her; 321 years later, it still bears that name, and you can visit it
In 1900, Berlin’s greatest female photographer was born. Eighty-two years after her murder, we set out to trace her footsteps in the capital.
From Schönefeld Airport to the old Friedrichstadt-Palast: How jazz legend Louis Armstrong sold 18,000 tickets in the GDR in a single day in 1965
Happy Holiday Season! Here Are the Most Beautiful Christmas Markets in Berlin for 2026
Discover Berlin: Insider Tips for Your Perfect Weekend
In 1966, the Beatles wanted to perform in Berlin, but the concert never took place—exactly 60 years later, their global hits are now coming to the Meistersaal for a breathtaking tribute show
The oldest “Berlin” in the world is in Schleswig-Holstein
The Berlin tower where liquid lead fell 38 meters through the air and became ammunition
Built for 3,500 people, around 12,000 sought shelter in this Berlin bunker at the end of the war; 84 years later, it is a museum that is open to visitors.
Discounts for The Jury Experience Berlin: Here’s how to save on tickets for the interactive courtroom drama where you deliver the verdict
Halloween in Berlin: The 15 Spookiest Events and Activities in the City
In 1960, West Berlin radio stations removed an Elvis hit from their programming for being “too sentimental”; 66 years later, the Meistersaal honors the King of Rock ’n’ Roll with a tribute concert
In 1705, Queen Sophie Charlotte died at the age of 36, and her husband named his Berlin palace after her; 321 years later, it still bears that name, and you can visit it
In 1900, Berlin’s greatest female photographer was born. Eighty-two years after her murder, we set out to trace her footsteps in the capital.
Butter Lindner began in 1950 at a weekly market in Berlin-Schmargendorf—76 years later, the long-established company, with about 40 stores, is returning to its original name
The creator of the Tiger Duck has died: Janosch passed away at the age of 95 in Tenerife
Berlin today: only 8 degrees and gray: The DWD expects ground frost again overnight into Wednesday, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 1 degree
Berlin on Tuesday evening: Alexanderplatz Tunnel closed starting at 7 p.m. and A115 closed starting at 9 p.m. – here’s how to get around via the B1, A103, or above-ground routes
Deutschlandticket to become more expensive starting January 1, 2027: 66.80 euros per month, 801.60 euros per year—S-Bahn subscription customers must give their consent by November 30
On New Year’s Eve 2025, the old Aldi store in Johannisthal opened for the last time—and on Monday, November 2, a modern new building will open at the same location
Starting January 1, 2027, Berlin taxis will no longer be allowed to wait for passengers at BER: Pre-booked rides will remain permitted, according to the Senate Administration.
Call it a night before midnight in Prenzlauer Berg: Why Berlin’s former trendy neighborhood now winds down at 9:30 p.m. instead of 5 a.m.
In 1978, David Bowie had two legendary concerts filmed, but the footage disappeared—in 2027, it will be presented as an immersive experience at a world premiere by Brett Morgen in Berlin
Emerging in 2001 from the mysterious cinematic world of David Lynch, the iconic Parisian club Silencio will open in three days at the former Watergate in Berlin—initially through May 2027
Opened in 2003 as a small toy store, Steppke grew into a beloved neighborhood institution—after 23 years, it will hold its final Christmas sales before closing for good.
The Forum Steglitz opened in 1970 at Schloßstraße 1; today, Berlin’s second-oldest shopping center is fully leased, and Mister Spex will move in in early 2027
Butter Lindner began in 1950 at a weekly market in Berlin-Schmargendorf—76 years later, the long-established company, with about 40 stores, is returning to its original name
The creator of the Tiger Duck has died: Janosch passed away at the age of 95 in Tenerife
Berlin today: only 8 degrees and gray: The DWD expects ground frost again overnight into Wednesday, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 1 degree
Berlin on Tuesday evening: Alexanderplatz Tunnel closed starting at 7 p.m. and A115 closed starting at 9 p.m. – here’s how to get around via the B1, A103, or above-ground routes
Deutschlandticket to become more expensive starting January 1, 2027: 66.80 euros per month, 801.60 euros per year—S-Bahn subscription customers must give their consent by November 30
On New Year’s Eve 2025, the old Aldi store in Johannisthal opened for the last time—and on Monday, November 2, a modern new building will open at the same location
Starting January 1, 2027, Berlin taxis will no longer be allowed to wait for passengers at BER: Pre-booked rides will remain permitted, according to the Senate Administration.
Call it a night before midnight in Prenzlauer Berg: Why Berlin’s former trendy neighborhood now winds down at 9:30 p.m. instead of 5 a.m.
In 1978, David Bowie had two legendary concerts filmed, but the footage disappeared—in 2027, it will be presented as an immersive experience at a world premiere by Brett Morgen in Berlin
Emerging in 2001 from the mysterious cinematic world of David Lynch, the iconic Parisian club Silencio will open in three days at the former Watergate in Berlin—initially through May 2027
Opened in 2003 as a small toy store, Steppke grew into a beloved neighborhood institution—after 23 years, it will hold its final Christmas sales before closing for good.
The Forum Steglitz opened in 1970 at Schloßstraße 1; today, Berlin’s second-oldest shopping center is fully leased, and Mister Spex will move in in early 2027
Butter Lindner began in 1950 at a weekly market in Berlin-Schmargendorf—76 years later, the long-established company, with about 40 stores, is returning to its original name
The creator of the Tiger Duck has died: Janosch passed away at the age of 95 in Tenerife
Berlin today: only 8 degrees and gray: The DWD expects ground frost again overnight into Wednesday, with temperatures ranging from 5 to 1 degree
Berlin on Tuesday evening: Alexanderplatz Tunnel closed starting at 7 p.m. and A115 closed starting at 9 p.m. – here’s how to get around via the B1, A103, or above-ground routes
Deutschlandticket to become more expensive starting January 1, 2027: 66.80 euros per month, 801.60 euros per year—S-Bahn subscription customers must give their consent by November 30
On New Year’s Eve 2025, the old Aldi store in Johannisthal opened for the last time—and on Monday, November 2, a modern new building will open at the same location
Starting January 1, 2027, Berlin taxis will no longer be allowed to wait for passengers at BER: Pre-booked rides will remain permitted, according to the Senate Administration.
Call it a night before midnight in Prenzlauer Berg: Why Berlin’s former trendy neighborhood now winds down at 9:30 p.m. instead of 5 a.m.
In 1978, David Bowie had two legendary concerts filmed, but the footage disappeared—in 2027, it will be presented as an immersive experience at a world premiere by Brett Morgen in Berlin
Emerging in 2001 from the mysterious cinematic world of David Lynch, the iconic Parisian club Silencio will open in three days at the former Watergate in Berlin—initially through May 2027
Opened in 2003 as a small toy store, Steppke grew into a beloved neighborhood institution—after 23 years, it will hold its final Christmas sales before closing for good.
The Forum Steglitz opened in 1970 at Schloßstraße 1; today, Berlin’s second-oldest shopping center is fully leased, and Mister Spex will move in in early 2027
Tips for an unforgettable time in Berlin
Berlin: The Capital of Cinema—These Are the Most Unusual Movie Theaters
This amusement park, just 45 minutes from Berlin, combines over 15 indoor and outdoor attractions with Dutch charm across 10 hectares, and admission is free
Looking for the perfect croissant? You’ll find it here in Berlin
This 22-hectare adventure park, about 50 minutes from Berlin, costs just 5 euros to enter and delights visitors with 10 exciting highlights, including Brandenburg’s only certified ARCHE Park
From Illegal Loot to a UNESCO World Heritage Site: Just 2.5 hours from Berlin lies the site of one of the most significant archaeological treasures, dating back some 3,600 years
Not just world champions in soccer: With over 670 award-winning beaches, Spain has topped the global rankings for years. We’ll show you 9 that you can enjoy away from the crowds
Forget Stonehenge: The world’s oldest solar observatory has existed for nearly 7,000 years in central Germany, less than 3 hours from Berlin
Berlin’s largest cultural center is home to a free family area with 15 open-access workspaces, bookshelves, a play corner, and more
Just 10 minutes from Alexanderplatz lies the “Bananenbunker,” which was considered one of the hardest-hitting techno clubs in the world in the 1990s
Berlin’s €170 million project that was torn down after 14 days: Berlin once had a driverless M-Bahn in addition to the S-Bahn and U-Bahn
Getting into what is arguably the world’s most famous club: 6 tips for getting into Berghain!