Berlin

Enjoy a real pancake cream at Berlin-Steglitz' Schloss-Straßen-Center.

"Love at First Fight! Queer movements in Germany since Stonewall "

Binary gender, sexuality myths, humor and rock'n'roll!

At the salon Haarstation in Berlin-Mitte you can always stop by if you are in need of a spontaneous haircut.

Café Sibylle is a long-established historical witness in the heritage-protected part of Karl-Marx-Allee.

Not only tourists will get to know a different kind of Berlin when going on a bike tour by Berlin on Bike. Berlin locals tell their stories on the routes "Crude East Facts", "Oases in the Metropolis" or "All along the Wall" and share their secret favourite spots in town.

Together with tens of thousands of other GDR citizens, Chancellor Angela Merkel crossed into the West at this very spot on the day the Wall fell.

The Evangelical Gethsemane Church in Prenzlauer Berg stands for the peaceful revolution in the GDR.

Scandinavian coffee culture in the heart of Berlin-Mitte: Oslo Kaffebar on Eichendorffstraße, just a few steps from Nordbahnhof, is a conscious counter-design to the classic co-working café – offering home-roasted specialty coffee, vinyl on the walls, and a relaxed atmosphere that encourages productive thinking even without an open laptop.

Two ships, one Spree, zero boredom: The Shipotel Berlin is located between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, directly on the East Side Gallery, offering overnight stays on the water instead of in a conventional hotel room. Those who want to experience Berlin differently sleep here in cabin beds with a view of the Oberbaumbrücke.

The residential buildings in the typical Moscow 'gingerbread style' characterize Europe's only boulevard built after the war! Today, Karl-Marx-Allee, with the two striking towers of Frankfurter Tor, is a protected monument – it is Germany's longest contiguous architectural monument.

Balloonerie in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg sells all kinds of balloons - especially on Valentine's Day, red and white heart-shaped balloons are very popular.

Stairs under shading trees lead your way up to the 85 metres high flak towers of Humboldthain.

With 66 metres of height, the Kreuzberg in Viktoriapark is the highest natural elevation in Berlin's inner districts.

The greenest city tour in town is a sightseeing tour with the velotaxi. The chauffeurs pedal their guests through the city in modern and comfortable bike rickshaws. The tour duration varies between 1 - 3 hours.

A journey to one of Berlin’s greenest places – the idyllic Comenius Garden in Berlin-Neukölln promises peaceful and relaxing moments.

The Masson barber is a classic hair dresser chain: the salons have a unified, minimalist interior design and several stores that are spread all over the city.

Almost no waiting time, competent hairdressers and good prices - Cutman has everything you need for a quick, uncomplicated haircut.

This memorial site commemorates the victims of gunfire and barbed wire at the Berlin Wall and is named after Günter Litfin, the first victim of precision shooting at the Wall.

Pictures, films, original quotes, interviews and games make history and histories of the Berlin Wall come alive with the multimedia WallGuide.

Berlin Kutschfahrten as operator offers all kinds of different tours in horse-drawn carriages, anything from a historical tour through Berlin over a nocturnal tour to an adventure tour.

Spring rolls aren't just for Chinese restaurants! The powdery-peppy scarves from montagehalle berlin in Wedding are handcrafted unique pieces and an unusual Berlin souvenir, not just for cold days.

Winter carriage rides are a special experience for all who want to enjoy Berlin in winter. The horse-drawn carriage transports young and old into a fairytale world of snow and silence.

Did you know that Berlin has more bridges than Venice? If you want to get to know some of them up close along with many of the city's sights, a bridge tour by boat on the Spree and the Landwehr Channel is your choice of tour.