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What to do and Where to go in Berlin

Berlin is a city that has so much to offer, making it impossible to create a definitive “top 10” list. Whether you’re on a whirlwind tour or just want to hit the highlights, these are the articles I wrote about where to go and what to do in Berlin:

Berlin is a city full of surprises, and tucked away in the charming neighborhood of Neukölln-Britz lies one truly charming – Buschrosenplatz. This square might seem ordinary from the ground, but take to the skies, and you'll witness something truly magical.
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Neukölln’s Buschrosenplatz: A Delightful Surprise Awaits from the Sky

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

Berlin is a city full of surprises, and tucked away in the charming neighborhood of Neukölln-Britz lies one truly charming – Buschrosenplatz. This square might seem ordinary from the ground, but take to the skies, and you'll witness something truly magical.

Berlin is a city steeped in history, and one of its dark chapters can be seen inside the Stasi Museum in Lichtenberg. Located on Normannenstraße, east of the city center, this museum was once the headquarters of the Ministry for State Security, or "Stasi," the East German secret police. If you're interested in understanding the chilling reality of life under surveillance, visiting the Stasi Museum Berlin is a must.
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Unmasking the Past: A Chilling Visit to the Stasi Museum Berlin

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

A visit to the Stasi Museum Berlin is a sobering experience. The museum reminds us of the power of a totalitarian state and the importance of protecting individual freedoms. It offers a unique opportunity to learn about a dark chapter in history, visit the original location of where the Stasi stood, and understand the …

In 2023, I got my hands on the Lomography LC-A+, a super cool analog camera. It's my first camera with control over exposure and ISO, so I knew I had to get out and use it! To kick things off, I loaded it with a Fuji Superia X-TRA 400 roll. This film is amazing for all situations because it's sharp, has super fine grain (meaning it looks smooth, not grainy), and can handle different lighting conditions.
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Berlin on Film: A Sunny Stroll with the Lomography LC-A+ and Fuji Superia 400

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

One of my favorite ways to enjoy the summer in Berlin is taking photo walks with friends. Most of us are into photography, so it’s an awesome way to hang out, explore new city corners, and get creative. In 2023, I got my hands on the Lomography LC-A+, a cool analog camera. It’s my first… Read Mo…

Get ready to conquer Berlin's biggest schnitzel at Louis! This legendary restaurant in historic Rixdorf serves up an epic pork schnitzel that's over a kilo. Discover the taste of tradition and challenge your appetite.
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Conquer Berlin’s Biggest Schnitzel: An Epic Food Challenge at Louis

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

Ever dreamed of tackling a schnitzel that could feed a small army? Look no further than Louis, a charming restaurant in Berlin’s historic Rixdorf district. This isn’t your average schnitzel, folks – it’s the biggest schnitzel in Berlin, and ready to test your appetite. A Schnitzel Legend in the Heart …

Heavier, harder, louder, faster was the motto for heavy metal fans in the 1980s, not just in the West but also behind the Iron Curtain. The Museum in der Kulturbrauerei Berlin is hosting a charming exhibition, "Heavy Metal in the GDR," that dives into the passionate and surprisingly resilient heavy metal scene in East Germany.
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Behind the Iron Curtain: The Untold Story of Heavy Metal in the GDR

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

The Museum in der Kulturbrauerei Berlin is hosting a charming exhibition, “Heavy Metal in the GDR,” that dives into the passionate and surprisingly resilient heavy metal scene in East Germany.

However, the story doesn't end there. In July 2015, Murnau's final resting place in Stahnsdorf South-Western Cemetery was desecrated in an unusual set of circumstances. His skull was stolen, and although wax residue found at the scene hinted at a possible occult motive, the perpetrators and their intentions remain shrouded in mystery. This macabre incident has cast a shadow over the legacy of one of cinema's most visionary figures, leaving an enduring question mark alongside his undeniable contributions to the art form. His skull has not been recovered since.
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The Ghost of F.W. Murnau in Berlin: Unearthing His Secrets in the German Capital

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

F.W. Murnau left a multi-dimensional legacy in Berlin. It includes the enduring impact of his films, the unsettling story of his stolen skull, and the subtle tributes scattered in surprising places around the city.

The Berlin Wall wasn't simply a physical border. The video here paints a vivid picture of how this seemingly impenetrable structure went through the heart of Berlin. Families were separated overnight, friends couldn't visit each other freely, and the Berlin Wall's construction led to a devastating housing crisis in West Berlin. You can still see some of these problems in the city today.
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The Berlin Wall in Video in 1981: A Must-See for History Buffs in Berlin

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Get a chilling glimpse of the Berlin Wall in video. This short documentary reveals the Wall's impact on Berlin and the human cost of Cold War division.

If you love movies and find yourself in Berlin, a trip to the Deutsche Kinemathek, also known as the Berlin Cinema Museum, is an absolute must. Discover the magic of German film and television history at this extraordinary museum in Potsdamer Platz.
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Berlin Cinema Museum: A Celebration of German Film & Television

Updated on by Felipe Tofani

If you love movies and find yourself in Berlin, a trip to the Deutsche Kinemathek, also known as the Berlin Cinema Museum, is an absolute must. Discover the magic of German film and television history at this extraordinary museum in Potsdamer Platz.

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