Berlin Tips

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...

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 ...

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 B...

Berlin's Schöneberg district is a vibrant tapestry of color and culture, a place where anyone and everyone is welcomed with open arms. In the heart of Schöneberg, the rainbow-clad Motzstraße is a beacon of inclusivity and a testament to Berlin's t...

The Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Library of the Humboldt University, Berlin is recommended for literature and architectureovers alike. With around 2 million volumes, it is the largest library in Germany and, thanks to its design, probably the most impr...

Nestled in the lively district of Kreuzberg lies an early 20th-century Protestant marvel, the Passion Church. A quintessential representation of Berlin's remarkable history, it embodies the harmony of the city's traditional heritage and contempora...

Hidden in an inner courtyard of the Oranienburgerstraße, this is a sort of insider tip for authentic Russian and Tajik cuisine.

Berlin is one of the few big cities surrounded by numerous waters, which of course offers the ideal opportunity for a summer paddle boating excursion to one of Berlin's many lakes.

Imagine experiencing the lushness of a tropical rainforest right in the middle of Potsdam, Germany. Welcome to the Biosphere Potsdam, a colossal glass dome where summer never ceases.

In summer, Berlin shows itself from its most beautiful sides. The winters in Berlin are often cold, long, and uncomfortable, so a big jolt goes through the city as the days slowly get longer and the temperatures climb higher.

Berlin is slowly but surely becoming a cycling city. Around 1,000 kilometers of bike way pass through Berlin already.

One of Berlin's most prominent memorials, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, serves as a stark visual representation of the Holocaust's atrocities. Yet, it also provides a lesser-known auditory journey that transforms the visit into a un...