We have to be honest and state that we did not find the German cuisine particularly fine either in quality or in taste. Their dishes are plain and lack imagination and their products of choice along with their combinations are […]

Leonardo Hotel Berlin ensured we had a pleasant stay in the German capital. The hotel is located in Berlin’s west side, in a quiet and safe neighborhood. Although it seems quite plain on the outside, its indoor spaces are modern, […]

If you have some time on your hands and are in the mood for a little adventure, Potsdam is the place to be! It’s the capital of the German state of Brandedburg and is located 26 kilometers outside of Berlin. […]

The impressive Olympic Stadium is located pretty far from the city center, in Berlin’s west side. It was built on Adolf Hitler’s command, in order to host the 1936 Olympic Games and with the intention of establishing the “Aryan race” […]

KaDeWe, Berlin’s huge seven-story mall is located south of the Berlin Zoo and it’s the perfect place to go and practice your money-spending skills! It hosts the most famous clothing/footwear brands, chain restaurants and generally has the answer to your […]

Treptower Park spreads along Spree River, near the East Side Gallery, and is one of the largest soviet war monuments in Berlin. It is also the largest of the three cemeteries where 5,000 out of 80,000 soviet soldiers were buried. […]

Kaiser Wilhelm’s Memorial Church stands out as an attraction because of its history and architecture. It was built in 1895 in neo-Romanesque style and its highest point reached as high as 113 meters, so it could be seen from a […]

Walking a bit down the road from Checkpoint Charlie, you will come across the Jewish Museum. It is definitely not your ordinary museum, as the building itself stands as an exhibit. The museum’s special architecture tries, in its own way, […]

While visiting Friedrichstraße, make sure you walk up to Checkpoint Charlie, the most famous of all three checkpoints that were built during the construction of the Berlin Wall. It is a landmark that symbolizes Germany’s geographical and political status quo […]

This 3.3 kilometers long street is Berlin’s busiest and most commercial one. Even before War World II, it was a boulevard well-known for all its expensive shops and hotels. Nowadays, Friedrichstraße attracts thousands of customers due to its bounty of […]