A Berlin institution and one of the oldest Curry Wurst diners in town, below the train tracks at street level. Don´t mind the line-ups, service is efficient and quick.
Do not miss one of Munich´s most famous landmarks. Climb to the top of the tower for some amazing views! En savoir plus .
Don´t miss the pig museum. Unique collection of anything to do with pigs, e.g. piggy banks, charms, plush pigs and more. Have a beer at the beergarden afterwards. En savoir plus .
We'll admit we haven't eaten here yet but this Italian restaurant comes highly recommended by Audi Factory R18 driver and Le Mans champ Andre Lotterer.
Always a new crazy life experiment! I once witnessed a proposal on the song from "Frozen" there :). Every sunday is special in its own way. Perfect place to chill on a sunday afternoon!
An excellent stop for fans of Audi, Porsche and Volkswagen. One highlight is the Porsche 928 prototype built with the body of a C1 Audi Coupe S.
This museum has an interesting collection of automobiles built under the Eastern Bloc. Most were built in the region by seized ex-Auto Union factories or are pre-war including Wanderer & DKW.
Off site from Autostadt, this museum is worth the side trip and includes prototypes as well as significant production number cars.
Make sure to check out the Traffic Section to find an Auto Union Type C. For many years, this was the only known example of the Auto Union silver arrows to survive the war.
