There exists a quaint, atmospheric Jazz Bar in the heart of Charlottenburg district in Berlin, known by the locals as "The Hat". Each night, as the sky dresses itself in dark shades, this unassuming place comes to life with enchanting jazz sessions commencing from 10 pm, and the bar itself welcoming patrons two hours earlier.
Imagine floating 150 meters above Berlin, inside one of the world’s largest helium balloons. This is no daydream, but an extraordinary adventure offered by the Hi-Flyer at Checkpoint Charlie. You'll experience Berlin as few people do – from a bird's-eye view, quietly observing the lively city below.
Experience the thrill of a lifetime with base flying from the top of the Hotel Park Inn, perched in the bustling heart of Berlin at Alexanderplatz. This adrenaline-packed adventure allows you to plunge from a breathtaking height of 125 meters, simulating a pulse-pounding free fall while safely secured in a harness.
For the horse lovers, a must, for those of you who are into Formula 1 and at the same time enjoy the zoo, it is also worth a recommendation. The “Trabrennbahn Mariendorf” is one of the largest and most visited horse racetracks in Germany. The nice thing about this racetrack is that you do not have to go through the main entrance, but can also enter the stables through the back.
The Robert-Havemann-Society e.V. proudly launched its open air exhibition on 15/06/2016, staged at the former Stasi Centre's premises. This thought-provoking showcase dives into the crucial phases of the GDR's peaceful revolution, meticulously walking visitors through the entire journey – from the protest's inception, the Berlin Wall's collapse, to the final culmination of Germany's reunification.
Where to go if you want to see the Berlin skyline? False – not the TV tower! If you would rather not wait in the queue for ages just to go up and drink an overpriced coffee in the dome of the TV tower: read on! The initial secret spot has already become the go-to place among Berliners for a few years.
Nestled on the 10th floor of the 25hour Hotel, adjacent to the Berlin Zoo, lies the Monkey Bar, an establishment unparalleled in its uniqueness not only in Berlin but likely worldwide.
Since the collapse of the communist regime in East Germany, a new generation has emerged that knows of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) only through stories. To address the growing lack of awareness about this second German dictatorship, the Berlin Senator for Education, Science, and Research has created an educational program at the Memorial Berlin-Hohenschönhausen.
Have you ever heard of Berlin's Buddy Bears? These striking sculptures are an integral part of Berlin's cityscape, reflecting not just the artistic spirit of the city, but also its commitment to global unity and diversity.
Berlin is a city to see, touch and taste street art nearly everywhere. The most famous and concentrated point for that is the East Side Gallery. It’s also the longest remaining part of the Berlin Wall.
