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Berlin

Cosmopolitan and creative

Berlin, Berlin, we're going to Berlin! On the pulse of life and full of creativity - whether young or old, a city trip to Berlin is always worth a visit! Multicultural, an artists' stronghold and nightlife mecca: Berlin is constantly on the move, cosmopolitan and simply "in". Let yourself drift in a sea of new beginnings, creativity, trends and sparkling life. The Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz in Berlin Mitte, the Sony Centre and the KaDeWe department store are just some of the sights you must see when visiting the German capital.

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As well as tourist attractions, Berlin also has a lot to offer in terms of history. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, for example, was a landmark event in German history. Take a trip back in time and visit Checkpoint Charlie on Friedrichstrasse or the fascinating "The Wall Museum" located directly on the East Side Gallery.
With its various neighbourhoods and numerous events, Germany's capital has something for everyone. But you can really feel the pulse of the metropolis in the trendy neighbourhoods. Take a seat on a wooden bench at one of the many outdoor pubs in Kreuzberg, quench your thirst with a "Berliner Kindl" and watch the people go by. Browse through the creative design shops in Prenzlauer Berg and savour the best currywurst in the world at Konnopke's Imbiss.
Berlin has plenty of good restaurants, so you can start the evening programme well fortified. Musicals, cabarets and theatre performances are available for visitors of all ages. Something special is the "Bar jeder Vernunft", a mirrored tent in the magnificent Art Nouveau style, where you can enjoy a cabaret or a play alongside a fine dinner. If you still haven't had enough after that, you can plunge into Berlin's night scene. The brave ones face the judgement of the bouncer at Berghain, one of Berlin's most famous nightclubs. The techno club is known for the fact that the bouncer's mood of the day decides who is admitted. For a cosy evening, on the other hand, we recommend a visit to the "Gainsbourg" bar in Charlottenburg, which impresses with its bohemian style and Parisian charm.

Insider Tips

German Spy Museum

Fancy a gripping journey through time from the Cold War to the present day? Where the Berlin Wall once separated East and West, the Spy Museum on Leipziger Platz now offers unique insights into the shadowy realm of espionage. Here you will not only find curious exhibits such as coat cameras, infrared briefcases or odour preserves from the Stasi's evidence room - in this world of experience, visitors become agents themselves!

Gourmet sausage stand at Bahnhof Zoo

The «Wursterei» with its currywurst is as much a part of Berlin as the Berliners themselves. Here, the sausages are cooked on a lava grill and served virtually fat-free. Fresh, regional and without preservatives - a real treat. Be sure to try it!
Where: Hardenbergstr. 29d, Berlin-Charlottenburg

Berlin Wall - Works of art in passing

2019 marked the 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. Today, there is not much left of the former symbol of the division of Germany. One of the last pieces is located between Ostbahnhof and Oberbaumbrücke in Mühlenstrasse. This section of the Wall was painted by more than 100 international artists in 1990 and is known as the East Side Gallery. Simply hop on the underground or S-Bahn (to Warschauer Strasse or Ostbahnhof) and take a leisurely stroll along the 106 works of art on the Wall.

Sundays at the flea market

Every Sunday, Berliners are gripped by flea market fever. One of the coolest flea markets in the city awaits you at Boxhagener Platz. There are no mobile phone accessories or cheap synthetic clothes for sale here, just rows and rows of antiques, vintage fashion, clothes by young Berlin designers, vinyl records and other treasures. The visitors are a colourful mix of locals, exchange students, artists and musicians. The market is also ideal for families, as there are three playgrounds. You never go home empty-handed from Boxi!

Bikini Berlin

As Germany's first concept mall, «Bikini Berlin» is an attractive centre of attraction in the old west of Berlin. In this renovated building complex from the 1950s, you will find an exciting mix of exquisite boutiques, restaurants and pop-up stores over three floors. Special highlights include the panoramic window with a direct view of the Affenfelsen and the 7000m² roof terrace, which is laid out like an urban park. Incidentally, the shopping temple owes its unconventional name to its shape: It nestles like a bikini top between Budapester Strasse and the Zoological Garden.

Solar Berlin

The Solar Bar is located right next to the Anhalter Bahnhof railway station in the heart of Berlin. Somewhat hidden away, a lift takes guests up to the 16th floor. From here you have a unique 270° panoramic view over Berlin. While the 16th floor houses the upscale restaurant, the bar with cosy seating is located one floor higher. In the centre is a DJ booth with an integrated lift that shuttles between the two floors. The bar is open daily from 6 pm. You are on the right side here with a casual style of dress.

Party in Berlin

There are good reasons for this: No curfews, no dress code, you can go straight to breakfast after the party, no matter when and where, and best of all: the trams and buses run all night long. Augustustrasse is the place to party, Oranienstrasse is vibrant and lively, Wrangelstrasse on the banks of the Spree is the place to be, City West offers sophisticated elegance and neighbourhood flair and Simon-Dachstrasse has the most diverse restaurant scene in Berlin.