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Alte NationalgalerieBodestraBe 1-310178 Berlin-MitteTel. +49 (0) 30.2090.5801www.smb.museumBuilt between 1865 and 1876 on the orders of Friedrich Wilhelm IV, designed by Friedrich August Stuler, this imposing museum is one of the five structures that make up the National Gallery. During WWII, many of the works in the museum were separated and taken to West Berlin or Russia. After a three-year closure from 1998 - 2001, the museum was restored and masterpieces reunited, creating one of the largest and riches collections of its kind in the world.
FriedrichshainThis once-bleak neighborhood of East Berlin that was dominated by tenement-style apartment buildings is now the retro-hip bohemian district. The East Side Gallery on Muhlenstrasse, located on the north bank of the Spree River, is the largest remaining section of the Berlin wall. Check out the bars and cafes along Simon-Dach Strasse.
ReichstagPlatz der Republik (Tiergarten)Metro: Unter den Lindenwww.bundestag.deThe German Parliament Building is one of the architectural marvels of an architecturally elite city. The famous glass dome, completed in 1999 and designed by Sir Norman Foster, has quickly become one of the most recognizable monuments around. Visitors can walk to the top of the inside of the dome via a gently sloping ramp that spirals up. Graffiti from victorious WWII Russian soldiers can be found in some of the hallways.Hauptbahnhofwww.hbf-berlin.deThis is Germany's version of Grand Central Terminal, a glass-and-steel structure that was finished in 2006. Make sure to pass through it while in Berlin as it will give you a better sense of daily life unfolding in this amazing city. Zoological Garden & AquariumHardenbergplatz 8Tel.+49 (0) 30.254.010www.zoo-berlin.deConsidered one of the finest zoos in the world, this is certainly worth a stop.
GermaldegalerieMathaikirchplatz 4-6 Tel. +49.30.266.2951www.smb.spk-berlin.deNo trip to Berlin would be complete without a visit to this museum for Holbeins, Rembrandts and Brueghels.
VauJagerstraBe 54-55Tel. +49 (0) 30.202.9730www.vau-berlin.deInnovative German food. The vegetarian dishes are highly recommended. The setting is stylish with vaulted ceilings and great lighting. A perfect dining experience.
MaxwellBergstraBe 22Tel. +49 (0) 30.280.7121www.restaurant-maxwell.deThe international menu is influenced by the cuisine of Asia, Italy, and Germany, but the food is supposed to be French. The ambiance is great and the staff friendly. Reputed to be frequented by those of the art-world, this restaurant is the considered one of the trendier places to dine in Berlin.
FlorianGrolmanstraBe 52 – 10623 BerlinTel. +49 (0) 30.313.9184www.restaurant-florian.deIt's trendy. It's got the buzz. It serves late into the evening and the food is refined but definitely robust. And you're sure to spot international clientele, including celebrities.
SvevoLausitzer StraBe 25Tel. +49 (0) 30.610.73216
Hugo'sHotel Intercontinental Berlin2 Budapester StrasseTiergartenTel. +49.30.2602.1263 www.hugos-restaurant.deA chic dining room on the Intercontinental's 14th Floor, Hugo's has great views of the Brandenburg Gate and the Victory Column (gloriously lit at night). Try to pry your eyes from the dramatic architecture to focus on the scrumptious French-Mediterranean cuisine. Only 42 seats, so be sure to make reservations. Il Punto RistortorantePariser Platz 6aEingang Ebertstr,24Tel. +49.30.202.16650www.ilpunto-berlin.deWe keep reading about this Italian place in Berlin and now clients have mentioned that they liked it so much they went back twice.
Lutter & Wegner56 Charlottenstrasse MitteTel. +49.30.202.9540www.l-w-berlin.deLutter & Wegner is one of Berlin's most venerable wine merchants. Its cuisine highlights French, Austrian and German dishers. Prepare to sit amongst politicians, but the food to definitely worth the the tolerance.
Wald Königsberger MarzipanTel. +49 (0) 30.323.82.54If you're a lover of marzipan, then this is the place to go. Since 1947 this family establishment has been turning out their version of the unique old world candy. It's never too sweet and always light and creamy. The fillings include pineapple, kiwi, raisins, apricots, and hazelnuts.
BlushRosa-Luxembourg-StraBe 22-24MitteTel. +49 (0) 30.280.93.580www.blush-berlin.comAn offbeat lingerie shop, Blush stocks exclusive French labels as well as house brands.
Revanche de la FemmeKurfürstendamm 177Tel. +49 (0) 30.88.70.88.75www.rdlf.deThe salon is charming in a Moulin Rouge-way: corsets, seamed stockings, bodices, bustiers and other suggestive accessories. The Berliners love it and you will to.
Bearlintoys, Antikes Spielzeug und KuriosaKantstraBe 85Tel. +49 (0) 30.32.70.16.33www.bearlintoys.com
Take Off - Der FliegerladenTempelhofer Damn 2Tel. +49 (30) 78.99.17.44www.der-fliegerladen.deIf you’re flying into or out of Tempelhof airport, this is an option for something different to do. If you’re a collector of aviation replicas, you have no choice. Planes, space ships, rickety old puddle-jumpers, and everything else that ever flew is here in miniature or scale models.
www.spsg.de/index_33_en If Palaces and gardens are your thing then check out this website where you can find what you're looking for in Berlin.www.exberliner.comEnglish language monthly that will keep you posted on all that's happening including the hottest club of the moment
www.indexberlin.deArt galleries are opening all the time in Berlin and somewhat like New York's Soho before it became too chic. This handy index will give you an idea of what's new.http://www.visitberlin.de/english/berlin-infos/index.phpBerlin City Info.
AdagioMarlene-Dietrich-Platz 1Tel. +49 (0)30.258.9890www.adagio.deThursday 7:00 pm – 2:00 amFriday and Saturday 10:00 pm – 5:00 amThis huge club lies directly under the theatre at Potsdamer Platz, and is very theatrical. The medieval decor is reminiscent of being on a movie set.
A-TraneBleibtreustraBe 1 / Ecke PestalozzistraBeCharlottenburgTel. +49 (0) 30.313.2550www.a-trane.deHours: 9:00 pm -2:00 amThis is the jazz bar of choice in the West, mixing Latin, modern and classical jazz. It’s a place to sit down, relax, drink, and listen to excellent music.
B-FlatRosenthaler StraBe 13MitteTel. +49 (0) 30.283.3123www.b-flat-berlin.de
CookiesCharlottenstraBe 45MitteTel. +49 (0) 30.209.12727www.cookies-cream.de
Green DoorWinterfeldstraBe 50SchonebergTel. +49 (0) 30.215.2515www.greendoor.de
HefnerCharlottenburgTel. +49 (0) 30.310.17520www.hefner-berlin.deDaily from 1:00 pmGreat combination of cafe, bar and lounge. Everyone comes here to see and be seen.
Newton BarCharlottenstraBe 56MitteTel. +49 (0) 30.202.95421www.newton-bar.de
Kitkat ClubBessemerstraBe 4SchonbergTel. +49 (0) 30.217.3680www.kitkatclub.deSome nights it's about fashion; other nights it's sleaze. We honestly hope you get to see the latter. To the beat of heavy techno, any fetish is fair game at Kitkat. From couture latex to all nude, the dress code leaves no survivors. Monday, the most insane, is Gay night and the squeamish need not appear.BerghainFriedrichshainwww.berghain.deAfter 3AM this is billed as "clubbers' paradise." This huge disco often does not close until the afternoon. The reputation is that it is decadent with parties being sexually uninhibited.
Victoria Bar102 Potsdamer StrasseTel. +49.30.2575.9977www.victoriabar.deExpert mixologists deftly pour cocktail classics at this swanky joint. Try the brandy Alexander.
