Funkturm am Alexanderplatz
Always splendidly in view from wherever you are in the city, the Berliner Fernsehturm is a retro-modern metal marvel.

Ping Pong
You won’t find this in any guidebook, but Ping Pong is the most beloved sport in this city… and a fantastic way to meet the locals.

Reichstag Art Collection
Tip: the ONLY WAY to see one of the finest collections of art in Germany is to sign up for a guided tour of the German Reichstag (Parliament).

Unterwelten
Step into the Berliner Unterwelten Museum and see history come to life! It’s like having a window into World War 2.

Photoautomat
Met someone special? Want to capture the moment with your travel buddy? How about making some photos together for a real tactile memento.

Humboldthain
Enjoy a nice walk in the beautiful Humboldthain Park and see how the locals relax.

Flohmarkt
The Flohmarkt (Flea Market) is the national weekend pastime, where you can browse through tables of groovy stuff and meet some interesting people.

Volkspark Friedrichshain
This lovely city park that offers such sights as monuments, a cemetary, Japanese gardens, playgrounds, sports, a cafe and nice memorials.

Alt Tegel & Tegeler See
Located on the calm Tegeler See is the perfect place to spend an afternoon and escape city life. Supremely relaxing and picturesque.

Tacheles
In the Jewish quarter is a cool old building that offers many artistic endeavors; live performances, music, dancing and exhibitions.

Lustgarten
A lovely green oasis in front of the Altes Museum, on the Museumsinsel in Berlin-Mitte. The perfect spot for a stroll, picnic or quiet time.