Berlin
Few cities have undergone as much continuous change as the city of Berlin: the last two decades have seen permanent building and modernisation. And only in Berlin will you be able to experience firsthand the German history of division and reunification. Museums, memorial sites and special guided tours bring to life the memory of the dividing wall.
The city’s countless cultural attractions also make it an excellent destination for a longer visit. The leisure time facilities, including the vibrant Berlin nightlife, offer activities for all tastes. But not only that – Berlin is also the centre of political life in Germany. The Reichstag building, which is also the seat of the German Bundestag, as well as the government buildings are impressive witnesses of this. The most impressive roundabout views of Berlin can be caught from the glass dome of the Reichstag building or from the well-know Berlin television tower with its Telecafé. There is absolutely no doubt: Berlin is always (and always again) worth a visit!
Culture in Berlin
Culture in Berlin
Berlin is one of the most culture-rich cities in all of Europe – perhaps even the whole world. As the largest and most populated city in Germany, Berlin offers a large variety of museums –the Museum Island, for example, which is located on the Spree River, was declared a World Heritage Site in 1999. Additionally, art fans will find numerous small theatres, three opera houses – amongst them also the Deutsche Oper – parks and countless historical buildings. In addition, Berlin is also increasingly become known as a true, global fashion metropolis.
Places of interest in Berlin
From the Brandenburger Tor ands the Reichstag to the numerous landmarks in the local neighbourhoods: there is no other city in Germany that can offer as much as Berlin. It is the place where historic monuments meet with modern architecture. The most popular landmarks are all situated in the centre of Berlin and can easily be reached on foot or with the public transport. This and more makes Berlin an ideal destination for a weekend visit.
Restaurants and bars in Berlin
During your stay in Berlin, you make sure you experience the huge amount of restaurants and bars that Berlin has to offer. Whether in a small street café, high up in the television tower, a creepy experience in the horror bar, dinner in the dark or a 4-course menu while solving a crime scene – Berlin’s cuisine will certainly ensure your stay becomes an experience you’ll remember.
Shopping in Berlin
There are sheer endless shopping possibilities in Berlin. Many young designers have chosen the city as their creative base and in countless small boutiques, invite you to discover unique designer items in all styles, including hippie, punk, elegant or trendy. Then there are also the countless Berlin shopping centres where you can spend hours dropping in and out of stores. But also fans of unusual furniture items, interior design accessories or jewellery pieces will find joy in Berlin. And numerous flea and antique markets allow you to stroll around and enjoy the bustling atmosphere of this versatile city.
Nightlife in Berlin
Berlin’s nightlife is as colourful, vibrant and multifaceted as nowhere else. With the amount of bars, lounges and clubs, every taste can be satisfied, be it house music, hip hop rock or pop.
In Berlin you can go all night through – no matter what you plan to do! And the great added benefit about Berlin’s nightlife is that public transport runs throughout the night and will bring home even the last standing night owl.
Morning: 17 - 29 °C
Monday: 13 - 23 °C
Tuesday: 12 - 24 °C
