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.
Best Burgers Places you can find in Berlin – the 2023 Edition
Berlin is a city that never ceases to amaze with its culinary scene. In particular, the city is known for its burgers, which come in all shapes, sizes, and flavors.
Barbecuing in Berlin: The Best Places to Grill in the City
Barbecuing is a popular pastime in Berlin, and you can enjoy a good grill in plenty of places. Whether you're looking for a park or a forest, the city has something for everyone. So, grab your grill and head to one of these great spots to enjoy a day of barbecuing in Berlin.
Everything You Need to Know about the Berlin Wall
The Berlin Wall symbolized the Cold War and split the city into East and West for nearly three decades. Today, it stands as a powerful reminder of the tumultuous past and is a popular destination spot for Berlin tourists.
From Division to Artistic Expression: The Resilience of Berlin’s East Side Gallery
Berlin's East Side Gallery is a world-renowned tourist attraction that blends art and history uniquely and powerfully. Once a symbol of division and oppression, the Berlin Wall has become the world's longest open-air gallery, stretching over one kilometer along the banks of the Spree River in Friedrichshain.
Rabbit Field: Where rabbits used to cross the Berlin Wall
Berlin has plenty of tourist attractions. However, beyond the usual tourist hotspots, several hidden gems are waiting to be discovered, which is one reason why we keep writing articles here. One such gem is the location of an installation known as Kaninchenfeld or Rabbit Field.
Albert Speer Street Lights Still Stand in Berlin
Berlin is a city known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and cultural diversity. But one piece of design that often goes overlooked is the street lighting created by Albert Speer, Hitler's favorite architect. If you're looking to experience some of the city's lesser-known design pieces, you won't want to mis…
Our Favorite Places for the Best Views of Berlin From Above
Berlin has a rich history and plenty of cultural attractions, but it's also a city with some fantastic views. Whether you're looking to take in the city skyline or get a bird's eye view of some of the best views of Berlin, there are plenty of great places to go to see Berlin from above.
Tempelhof Airplane N106TA: A Forgotten Aerial Relic Revealed
If you have been to Tempelhof as often as we did, you already know an abandoned airplane is in the grass area next to one of the landing strips. We call it the abandoned Tempelhof Airplane, but its real name is N106TA if we can call this a name.