Berlin – an overview
Berlin may not be love at first sight for most people. It can seem like an ugly, grey, graffiti-splattered city with imposing post-war architecture and a myriad of unfinished building
Berlin may not be love at first sight for most people. It can seem like an ugly, grey, graffiti-splattered city with imposing post-war architecture and a myriad of unfinished building
If you want a quick glimpse of all my favourite food spots in Berlin, click through to my awesome Pinterest Map.
My favourite currywurst in Berlin can be found at Konnopke’s imbiss, right under the train tracks. So simple, yet SO good!!! Konnopke’s Imbiss Schönhauser Allee 44 A 10435 Berlin U:
The DDR Museum is the perfect place to get a glimpse into the every day life in the former GDR. Lots of interactive displays enable visitors to “drive” a Trabi,
The Wirtshaus Max und Moritz in Kreuzberg offers proper German comfort food in a cozy Wirtshaus setting. The lovely old-school premises date back to 1902 and there’s a large ballroom
If you love currywurst you’ll love this museum! Lots of interactive displays make this a really fun place to explore the history of the currywurst and learn more about its
Typography fans will love this cool coffee shop and graphic design store in one. Excellent coffees and great sandwiches (Brot) topped with local ingredients. Type Hype Rosa-Luxemburg-Straße 9 10178 Berlin
Chocaholics beware: This is the biggest chocolate shop in the world!!! Fassbender & Rausch has an enormous selection of chocolates and chocolate-based confections. They even have massive chocolate sculptures of
You’ll literally feel like a kid in a candystore when entering the Bonbonmacherei! The shop owner makes fresh candy three times a day, and you can watch (and even taste)
Lovely neighbourhood café in Prenzlauer Berg that’s very popular for its breakfast and cakes. The place got its name since it’s a café and flower shop in one. Café Anna