Make the most of your stay in Berlin and discover the city’s most important monuments, sights and activities. Whether it’s your first time here or you return every year, you’ll find hidden gems and the most diverse neighborhoods to experience Berlin in all its facets.
What could be better in the summer than sitting in a quiet spot and enjoying nature, architecture, and the beautiful weather? Berlin offers countless opportunities for this—from green backyards to magnifi...
Want to get out into nature, sit in an idyllic setting, grab a bite to eat and a drink, and maybe even browse through some small shops afterward? Finding all of that in one place isn’t all that easy. But...
On the outskirts of Berlin’s Reinickendorf district lies a true gem for nature lovers and those seeking relaxation: the island of Reiswerder. Located in Lake Tegel, this car-free island offers a fasci...
When we think of Berlin and its scent, unfortunately, rather unappetizing odors usually come to mind. But on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg, it smells wonderful—especially of good food. Alongside the many g...
The Victoria Bar on bustling Potsdamer Straße in Berlin-Schöneberg is undoubtedly one of the absolute icons of the German capital’s gastronomy scene. Anyone who appreciates the world of sophisticated dri...
The Engelbecken in Berlin’s Kreuzberg district is far more than just an idyllic body of water—it is a living history book under the open sky. Where swans glide today and Berliners enjoy the sun, over 170...
The Kettwurst is far more than just the (better 😉) East German answer to the American hot dog— it is a living piece of Berlin’s cultural history. Anyone who bites into the soft baguette roll with the cri...
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...
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...
A bite of Arabic cuisine here, a taste of Thai there, and an Italian dessert to top it all off—it sounds like a culinary world tour that would normally require dashing from restaurant to restaurant. But t...