Little bit run-down but nice brunch place. Serves great poached eggs, pancakes and waffles. They seem to have wifi that you can’t use, because they forgot the password.
After extensive trials I can testify that this place has the best flat whites in Berlin. If anybody claims differently, bring them to me.
Walk to the back of this store to get the best lunch time pasta in the area with a complimentary glass of wine.
Opening in 2001, this is the museum where you'll gain knowledge and practically find everything you need to know about the German Jewish history. Opens at 10am.
Wonderful architecture and view. You must reserve your ticket well in advance.
As far as airport food goes, this is a pretty good place for currywurst and fries.
The most famous landmark in Berlin is a MUST see. At night it looks particularly pretty.
Italian fast food. Often busy, so you will have to queue for a while. Beats tourists traps and other fast food places.
Definitely buy the ticket to enter the church and go up the dome for the great view. You won’t believe this version of the building is only 20 years old.
Best view over Berlin, specially on a bright day! Also a great restaurant, but you have to make a reservation. During Weihnachtsmarktzeit: go up when it's dark
The Berlin Wall East Side Gallery showcases the work of 106 international artists on a 1.3km section of the original wall. A world symbol of freedom, it’s also the world’s biggest open-air gallery.
The food is good but it's not really a burger, it's more like a vegetable dish with a garnish of meat.
best-known Berlin Wall crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War.
The most beautiful square in Berlin with two impressive cathedrals and the concert house.
A MUST do for all shopoholics! If you don´t have much time, at least go see the delicacies department on the top floor!
For those who wish to see a comprehensive collection of technical artifacts, go here. This museum of technology focuses on rail transport, industrial technology, and other special exhibitions.
Great to learn about the history of the Bauhaus. I'd highly recommend the free audioguide for more context on the architecture and furniture exhibits in particular.
This protestant church is a great piece of history where you'll see reminders of the war. Do not miss the Memorial Hall at the church's west tower to see some exhibits about the church's history.
Unter den Linden is named for its linden trees that line the grassed pedestrian mall between two carriageways. If you are in the city in october don't miss a walk during the Festival of Lights!
One of the nicest areas for strolling and shopping with little shops, beautiful backyards and lots to see. En savoir plus .
The coffee is delicious. A worth mentioning selection of inspiring magazines mixed with hipster fashion within a family atmosphere in the centre of Kreuzberg. Take care of your money!
