Itineraries, practical tips, and neighborhood guides to plan your trip to Berlin.
Berlin is one of the European capitals where most historical sights cost nothing: the Reichstag dome, the B...
Berlin Brandenburg Airport Willy Brandt (BER) is the German capital's only airport. It lies in Schönefeld, ...
Berlin is a big city where visitors get around without difficulty, but a few traps come back every season: ...
Berlin is very easy to visit with children: the city is flat, the parks are huge, public transport takes pu...
Three days are enough to see the essentials of Berlin if you group your visits by area and book the few sit...
Berlin's weather is changeable, and a downpour can spoil a walk along the Wall or through the Tiergarten. Y...
Berlin has a reputation as a city that never sleeps, and it deserves it: bars have no compulsory closing ti...
Berlin remains one of the most affordable major European capitals, even though prices have risen noticeably...
Berlin has three opera houses, two world-renowned symphony orchestras, a giant revue, cabarets under canvas...
Friedrichshain is the part of former East Berlin that best sums up the city today: a monumental Stalin-era ...
Kreuzberg is the part of Berlin you visit for its atmosphere rather than for a single monument: the shady b...
Berlin is worth visiting all year round, but the city changes a lot from one season to the next: short wint...
Mitte, "the middle", is Berlin's historic district: this is where the city was born in the Middle Ages, whe...
Berlin is a sprawling city with no single centre: Museum Island, Kreuzberg and the Kurfürstendamm are sever...
In Berlin, card payment is spreading fast, but cash has not disappeared: some bars, Spätis, bakeries and st...
Prenzlauer Berg is the residential district north-east of central Berlin, just above Mitte. Its late 19th-c...
One day in Berlin is enough to link the main sights of the historic centre, from the government quarter to ...
Berlin does not have the culinary reputation of Paris or Rome, but the city has a real cuisine of its own, ...
The Wall cut Berlin in two from 13 August 1961 to 9 November 1989, and only a few sections of it survive to...
Berlin is a sprawling city, and you will inevitably use public transport to get between Museum Island, Kreu...
Two days in Berlin are enough to see the places that tell the city's story, provided you plan your journeys...
