The Militärhistorisches Museum Berlin-Gatow traces the history of military aviation and aerial warfare in Germany.

The Schwartzsche Villa is not only a gallery with rotating exhibitions, but also a concert hall, studio, theater and café.

The harbor mile in tranquil Kladow promises pure coziness. When visiting the Spandau district, some guests even question ...

The Museum of Unheard-of Things is a collection of artistic, scientific and technical objects that are mostly overlooked but ...

On the edge of Britzer Garten stands one of Berlin's last fully operational windmills. The Britzer Mühle is the only one of the capital's original mills that still grinds flour using wind power.

The Liebermann Villa on Lake Wannsee is celebrating its 20th anniversary as a museum with a lively summer festival.

Forgot something on your last grocery shopping trip? No problem! Unlike most businesses, some select supermarkets in Berlin are allowed to open on Sundays. They also open on public holidays, Advent ...

With the Volksbad, a temporary swimming pool will be set up in front of the Volksbühne for eight weeks. To kick off the new ...

At the CSD parade in Berlin, people take to the streets to advocate for the rights of gay, lesbian, transgender, intersex, and bisexual people. About one million people usually take part in the ...

The Museum Berlin Modern, scheduled to open in 2030, is intended to showcase the National Gallery’s globally unique collection on a scale befitting its significance. The planned Museum of 20th-Century ...

Around the popular location Hackescher Markt one can find small shops offering design and clothes made by young labels from Berlin. The Hackescher Markt shopping area begins outside the S-Bahn station ...

Street festivals, parties and concerts: May Day in Berlin is an exciting day. The German Labor Day is celebrated all over the city with events for the whole family.