This prettified lake in the Grunewald is quite the hot destination for city-fleeing Berliners. Thanks to the laws of space and time, this fact equates to
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The lake bearing the name of the majestic wood in which it is hidden is known for many things: inviting hiking trails that ramble among the trees, the Renaissance hunting lodge with
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Sure, Wannsee gets all the fame. I mean, when did anything of historic importance happen at Müggelsee? Never. Well, a shoemaker named Wilhelm Voigt took over
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Walking to Flughafensee, you are taunted by that strange sensation of being close to a large body of water, but not yet being able to see it. Its location right next to
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One of the newest and most controversial Holocaust memorials in Europe is also one of the most photogenic. At the beginning of the century, much was made of
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The space next to the Martin-Gropius-Bau, opposite the Federal Ministry of Finance and behind the most central surviving section of the Wall has been
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As well as keeping 200,000 prisoners between 1936 - 1945, Sachsenhausen was the headquarters of the Nazi concentration camp system. It now houses a series
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“I don’t know what the club scene has to gain now that the government has discovered the attractiveness of its nightlife. There are some embraces that... read more
A big, relaxed Eckkneipe-turned-music-venue for hearing blues, jazz, and soul. The Yorckschlösschen has been around for donkey's years, and always attracts a refreshingly
