Editor's Choice
Berlin’s identity is shaped by its complex history and creative spirit. This selection highlights the city’s evolution, from the 1933 Nazi book burning memorial at Bebelplatz to the Cold War legacy preserved at the Stasi Museum and the abandoned NSA spy station on Teufelsberg. Beyond historical sites, the list features unique urban spaces like the repurposed Tempelhofer Feld airport and the street art-filled courtyards of Haus Schwarzenberg. Cultural staples include the 19th-century Markthalle Neun, the historic Clärchen's Ballhaus, and the world-renowned dinosaur collections at the Natural History Museum.
A Bebelplatz
Historic public square known for its rococo architecture and memorial commemorating the 1933 Nazi book burning.
B DDR Museum
This interactive museum documents daily life in the former German Democratic Republic. Exhibits include a reconstructed Stasi-monitored apartment, a Trabi driving simulator, and authentic artifacts from the socialist era, offering a hands-on look at life behind the Iron Curtain.
C Aquadom & Sealife
An aquarium where you can see marine animals living in various environments.
D Stasi Museum
Dedicated to East Germany's secret police and housed in its former headquarters, this fascinating museum will inform you about state…
E Natural History Museum
Leading natural history museum and research institute housing over 30 million zoological, paleontological, and mineralogical specimens. Notable exhibits include the world's largest mounted dinosaur skeleton and a well-preserved Archaeopteryx specimen.
F Market Hall Nine
The recently reopened historical market is now specialising in selling farm produce and organising gourmet events.
G Botanic Garden Berlin
The outdoor areas and greenhouses of this garden are home to more than 20,000 kinds of plants from all parts of the world.
H Tempelhofer Park
The former airport became so popular that it has been preserved and turned into a recreation area.
I Radio Tower Berlin
At first look similar to Eiffel Tower, this tower is nicknamed "langer Lulatsch", meaning lanky lad.
J Teufelsberg
Rising up to 80 meters, this man-made hill was created after World War II from the debris of Berlin's destroyed buildings.
K Haus Schwarzenberg
Enter through a narrow passage and be welcomed by a hidden courtyard full of colourful murals and all kinds of street art.
L Clärchen's Ballhaus
Formerly a ballroom, this establishment now serves as a nightclub organizing various dance style-themed parties (salsa, disco dance,…
M Liquidrom
Enjoy massages, hot baths, saunas and tasty drinks all in one place - a modern day spa affordable for everybody.
N Olympic Swimming Stadium
Built for the 1936 Summer Olympics, this venue is still used as a swimming and diving pool.
O Field Station Berlin
Situated on top of Teufelsberg, this abandoned NSA spy station was in use during the Cold War.
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