Jungbluth

In a stunning repurposed power plant, this nightclub is a pulsating haven for electronic music lovers, boasting incredible sound and eclectic vibes.

Nestled in a charming circa-1850s building in Berlin, this hip hotel features cozy rooms, eco-friendly vibes, an inviting courtyard, and a friendly staff.

Unpretentious destination serving flatbreads, kebabs & shawarma in a down-to-earth atmosphere.

Understated rooms, suites & apartments in an elegant 1902 building featuring an indoor pool & a bar. In a former public bathhouse dating from 1902, this fashionable hotel is a 6-minute walk from the nearest U-Bahn station, 3 km from the Alexanderplatz public square and 5 km from the iconic Brandenburg Gate. Understated rooms have free WI-Fi, flat-screen TVs and minifridges, plus tea and coffeemakers. Suites add living rooms; some are bi-level. Apartments offer kitchenettes, balconies and dining areas. Room service is available. Amenities include an indoor pool in a striking hall that has a vaulted ceiling and doubles as an event space. There's also a sauna, and a refined restaurant set across 3 levels, plus a cozy bar with a fireplace.

A vibrant riverside oasis in Berlin where you can unwind on the sand, savor Caribbean bites, and groove to live music and DJs.

Just steps from Berlin's main station, Peter Pane Burgergrill & Bar serves up gourmet burgers—vegan and meaty alike—paired with refreshing cocktails in a laid-back vibe.

This stunning 19th-century museum brims with Egyptian treasures, including the iconic Nefertiti bust, and offers a breathtaking experience in history artfully packaged in its grand architecture.

Shizuku is a cozy haven in Berlin showcasing an array of sake and Shochu, where seasonal bites are meant for sharing in a beautifully serene setting.

Nestled in a grand, historic mansion, this luxe hotel in Berlin's upscale Grunewald combines lavish rooms, a stylish bar, and a serene indoor pool for a sumptuous escape.

The Berlin Wall Monument is a poignant tribute featuring preserved sections of the wall and engaging exhibits, offering a powerful dive into history and resilience.