Berlin Things to Do

Bee Bar has friendly and reasonably fast service. You can enjoy a nice time with your friends while trying one of their drinks. Bee Bar is predominantly a lesbian, gay, transgender hangout, but they are very "straight friendly"... more

Founded in 1962, this independently run theater is known for its intelligently produced plays, many of which feature striking social and political commentary. The Schaubühne am Lehniner Platz was greatly influenced by Peter Ste... more

Spend a romantic evening over wine, champagne and cocktails topped with some scrumptious cuisine. The wine collection is extraordinary and extensive and will definitely spoil you for choice. A perfect way to spend an evening in... more

This venue is typical of the Prenzlauer Berg district; a relic of the good old Berlin times but nowadays threatened by decay. You will find a whole mixture of concerts, dance, theater, performances, cabaret and variety, reading... more

Biljard Palatset is an entertainment centre with a lot to choose from, including an internet café, billiards, darts, a restaurant, bar and a nightclub. The menu is simple, several dishes, including a hamburger platter, chicken... more

While middle-aged, middle-class Berliners tend to head for the Wintergarten, the Chamäleon attracts a younger and more alternative crowd. Situated in the fashionable Hackesche Höfe, this popular variety theater has managed to p... more

Climbing down the broad staircase into the former coal cellar, visitors will pass a couple of old carts once used to transport coal. The bar stretches far into the long, dark tunnel, lit only by the gleaming shelves full of bot... more

Kungportsavenyn, or Avenyn as it is commonly known, is the big parade street in Gothenburg, which goes all the way from Kungportsplatsen up to Götaplatsen. Avenyn is packed with cafés, restaurants, pubs, nightclubs and shops. T... more

Post-war urban planners loathed the gloomy, densely populated inner-city ghettos ,relics of 19th-century poverty ,which were until recently prevalent in most major European cities. They dreamt of open spaces and expansive city... more

It begins with a ruin and ends with a ritzy entertainment complex: Oranienburger Straße stretches for just over a mile between the makeshift Tacheles cultural center near Friedrichstraße and the fashionable Hackesche Höfe on Ro... more