This page serves as your guide to Berlin, a city that is always reinventing itself. I have explored its intriguing history and vibrant neighborhoods and discovered some hidden gems that you won’t find in a typical guidebook.
We’ll explore beyond the iconic Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag Building to discover quirky museums, street art, and remnants of the Berlin Wall. Have you ever heard of the Stasi Museum? It’s a chilling reminder of Berlin’s divided past. We’ll also explore the Museum in der Kulturbrauerei, where you can learn about the surprisingly vibrant heavy metal scene in East Germany.
Of course, every trip to Berlin is complete with indulging in delicious food. I’ll share my favorite spots to find the biggest schnitzel in the city and, maybe, the best burgers Berlin has to offer.
So, come along with me and experience the unique energy of Berlin. Whether you’re a history buff, an art enthusiast, or just looking for an adventure, this page will inspire you to explore this captivating city.
The Tragic End of Rosa Luxemburg: A Berlin Memorial in the Tiergarten
In January 1919, Rosa Luxemburg and Karl Liebknecht, critical figures in the German socialist movement, were killed by the government after a failed revolution post-World War I. Here, I will explore one of Berlin's memorials for Luxemburg, located at the Landwehr Canal in the Tiergarten, where her body was discovered…
Soundtrack of the City: David Bowie’s Berlin Odyssey
Today, I’m taking you through David Bowie’s Berlin. Buckle up as we dive into Bowie’s world – his house, studio, favorite bars, and everything you need to soak up the Bowie vibes. And guess what? We did our homework and got addresses, maps, and even some excellent photos to guide you through what used to… R…
From Baywatch to Berlin: Inside the David Hasselhoff Museum
For any avid David Hasselhoff fan or curious Berlin visitor seeking a unique Berlin story to take home, visiting this extraordinary museum is an absolute must.
Berlin’s Historic Windmills: Treasures of Traditional Craftsmanship
Windmills have played a significant role in Berlin's past, and it is truly fascinating that these historical landmarks can still be scattered throughout the city today. Each windmill holds its unique charm and offers visitors a glimpse into Berlin's rich milling heritage.
The Reagan Berlin Wall at Dussmann das Kulturkaufhaus
When you visit the Dussmann das Kulturkaufhaus in Berlin, you will step back in time and immerse yourself in the rich history of the Berlin Wall.
Marzahn Windmill: A Delightful Journey into Berlin-Marzahn’s Past
If you’re looking for a unique historical attraction in Berlin-Marzahn, take advantage of the Marzahn Windmill. The windmill was built in 1994 as a replica of the original 1815 Bockwindmühle; this charming landmark offers visitors a glimpse into the region’s rich milling history.
Echoes of History: Discovering WWII Battle Damage in Berlin
In the aftermath of 1945, Berlin was left in ruins, bearing witness to the devastating impact of World War II. Even today, the city still bears the scars and bullet holes that serve as poignant reminders of that tumultuous period.
A Wrocław Dwarf’s Berlin Adventure: Zyczliwek and the Former Town Hall
Discover the charm of Wrocław in Berlin with "Życzliwek," the friendly Wrocław dwarf who has found a new home at the former town hall of Friedenau. Immerse yourself in Polish culture as you encounter this endearing character who is here to stay, bridging the gap between two vibrant cities.