The cultural offerings in Berlin are rich, diverse and for every taste. From museums and concerts to film festivals and theater, you will always find something new.
The Gothic Library in Potsdam’s Neuer Garten is a hidden gem for your next weekend stroll. Completed in 1794, this architectural masterpiece served King Frederick William II as a private reading pavilion...
Are you fans of unique architecture with a long history? Then Berlin is the perfect place for you. The city is full of nostalgic traces of times gone by, which are still reflected in numerous buildings to...
Most people associate the Amber Room with its mysterious disappearance during World War II. But the history of this fascinating work of art began in the heart of Berlin over 300 years ago. And just a f...
Experiencingart and culture in Berlin is not difficult—after all, there’s something exciting to discover on nearly every corner. Just two days ago, the capital hosted the Long Night of Museums, which made...
A spine-tingling adventure awaits you in Brandenburg an der Havel. In the idyllic GränertNature Reserve, you can hike along a roughly 14-kilometer route, following in the footsteps of the once-legendary b...
Do you know the story behind one of Germany’s most famous large-scale housing developments? Gropiusstadt in the Neukölln district continues to shape Berlin’s cityscape to this day. The area was built betw...
Do you actually know where one of the most popular dishes in German home cooking really comes from? Königsberger Klopse are a true perennial favorite on Berlin menus, but their history takes us back to 18...
A good 70-minute drive from Berlin, a real sensation awaits you in the Kampehl village church. The Markish knight Christian Friedrich von Kahlbutz, who died in 1702 at the age of 51, lies here in his cryp...
Hidden beneath the Parochialkirche on Klosterstraße lies a genuine mummy crypt. Since the 18th century, over 140 exceptionally well-preserved bodiesof wealthy Berlin citizens have rested here—people who...
The Ullsteinhaus on Mariendorfer Damm is Berlin’s forgotten giant. Built between 1925 and 1927 as a European printing center, the complex now brings together tech startups, creative agencies, and other or...