The world's largest Banksy exhibition featuring artworks of 40 different art collectors.
The outdoor terrace is open in the summer. Here you can enjoy superb drinks with a spectacular view over Berlin.
The location on the olympic grounds is by far the best and most ideally suited for Lollapalooza Berlin.
One of five prominent sculptures in Germany by American artist Jonathan Borofsky, Molecule Man resides on the Spree river at the intersection of the 3 districts Friedrichshain, Kreuzberg & Treptow.
The name BIKINI BERLIN came from Bikinihaus, which is how locals affectionately called the building in the 1950s. The two-tier architecture reminded them of the then daring new swimwear fashion.
One of the best hotels in Berlin. Opened in 1958 as the Berlin Hilton, Hilton's first hotel in Germany. Rebranded as Intercontinental Berlin in 1978. Renamed as Dorint Berlin for 2 months in 2011.
Opened in 1951 as a movie theater, the Lido (short for "Lichtspiele des Ostens") is now one of Berlin's favorite rock clubs.
RAW, short for "Reichsbahnausbesserungswerk," a former state-owned rail repair and maintenance facility, is a vibrant cultural center in the trendy and alternative Friedrichshain borough.
Fresh oysters and a glass of champagne never go out of style.
Built for the 1936 Olympic Games, this stadium today regularly hosts a variety of sports and cultural events, including soccer, track & field and concerts.
Hilton opened Europe's first Waldorf Astoria in 2012. This landmark building initiated the upswing of Berlin's Bahnhof Zoo neighborhood.
There's more to see at the East Side Gallery than Honecker and Breschnew's "social fraternal embrace."
As a symbol of Berlin's unity, the Oberbaum Bridge crosses the river Spree and unites the boroughs Kreuzberg (West) and Friedrichshain (East).
Enjoy a free selection of snacks and (alcoholic) beverages served at your seat in a fully air conditioned surrounding.
Trendy hotel located close to Zoo Station with a great breakfast and a poor housekeeping department.
Don't leave Berlin without buying your kids a souvenir featuring the original East German pedestrian traffic light symbols!
Completed in 2001 by the architects Axel Schultes and Charlotte Frank, this building serves as the main office of the German Chancellor.
Memorial for a horrendous deadly terror attack which involved a truck plowing into the christmas market at Breidscheidplatz on December 19th, 2016.
