Ernst Thälmann Park in Berlin’s Prenzlauer Berg district is far more than just a green space. The approximately 25-hectare site, which was officially inaugurated on April 16, 1986, is today regarded as a...
Every morning, the owner of Café Zizou heads out to buy fresh ingredients directly at the market. Afterward, he takes to the kitchen himself to bake the day’s entire selection of cakes —and you can really...
Every morning, the owner of Café Zizou heads out to buy fresh ingredients directly at the market. Afterward, he takes to the kitchen himself to bake the day’s entire selection of cakes —and you can really...
Right on Berlin’s northern city limits lies a fascinating piece of transformed nature: the Hobrechtsfelde irrigation fields. Where Scottish Highland cattle graze and sea eagles circle the sky today, there...
The Altlandsberg Palace Estate is a historical gem in the Märkisch-Oderland district, just about 24 kilometers from Berlin’s city center. Where the future Prussian King Frederick I once spent his youth, v...
The Johannismühle Wildlife Park in Brandenburg is a wonderful destination for nature and animal lovers. Located south of Berlin, nestled in the Baruth Glacial Valley near Baruth/Mark, the park offers a re...
The Oderbruch Museum Altranft – Workshop for Rural Culture in Brandenburg is not a traditional local history museum, but a vibrant place of exchange. The innovative concept focuses on the people and the n...
The Kummersdorf Army Research Center, located in the forested region of Brandenburg south of Berlin, is one of Germany’s most historically significant and, at the same time, most mysterious military sites...
The Rosengarten on Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin’s Friedrichshain district is a small but exquisite green oasis of historical significance. It was designed in 1954 by landscape architect Helmut Kruse and serv...
“Berlin, my pearl.” Oh, nonsense—that was Hamburg! Never mind, because even though Berlin isn’t exactly known as a Hanseatic city or for its maritime flair, a surprising number of dining boats still ply...