Every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the square is transformed into a paradise for lovers of 20th century designer pieces. Real treasures from GDR times, in addition to well-known furniture dealers, curiosities and finds from private households such as toys, books and clothing await you.

In an abandoned amusement park where nature has taken over, you'll wander between overgrown rides and abandoned attractions. An almost forgotten Ferris wheel looms against the sky, while old dinosaur figures are visible behind high security fences. Guided tours offer a legal way to explore this unique place, once bubbling with life and soon to shine in new splendor.

Created in 1999 by American sculptor Jonathan Borofsky, Molecule Man consists of three 30-metre-high human figures that appear to be rushing towards each other and meet in the middle. The striking monumental artwork symbolizes the intersection of three parts of the city and tells the story of the divided city. It is a fascinating photo motif, especially at sunset, and the ideal meeting place with friends.

Pull in your stomach, put in 2 euros, choose your music and off you go: Here it is, the smallest discotheque in the world - the Teledisko, a telephone booth with a sound system where you can dance with up to 4 people! By the way: The record is 9 people!

In a world where the lines between drawing and reality are blurred, creative shakes in vivid colors await you. Each drink tells its own story, immersed in a setting that seems to have sprung from a comic book. It's the perfect setting to immerse yourself in another dimension while enjoying delicious, handcrafted shakes.

The former power stations offer unique musical events in a historic setting! Here, impressive industrial buildings are transformed into extraordinary concert venues. Experience first-class live music of various genres in a fascinating atmosphere. Let yourself be carried away by the sounds and create unforgettable moments in the midst of these special surroundings.

Above the rooftops of Berlin, away from the hustle and bustle, you will find an urban retreat that attracts with a mix of bar, café and club. Between self-made furniture, a sandpit and countless plants, you can enjoy the real Czech Pilsner Urquell straight from the tank. The atmosphere is characterized by alternative hipster flair, while the panoramic view over the city captivates you. Whether at small concerts, DJ sets or simply at sunset - here you can experience Berlin in its most authentic form.

A historic place that once divided the world and is now a true icon. Here the border crossings were monitored and James Bond was even on duty here. Checkpoint Charlie is a place full of stories that fill spy novels.

Discover the diversity of Berlin's beer culture, from traditional Berliner Weisse with a shot to innovative craft beer. Combine your beer experience with Bavarian tapas or enjoy a classic Berlin knuckle of pork knuckle. Experience how small breweries shape Berlin's beer landscape with creativity and passion, honoring tradition in the process.

In the atmosphere of a small corner pub, where the beer is still affordable and old hits are playing from dusty speakers, you will meet regulars - a real piece of Berlin's attitude to life.

Between the imposing Brandenburg Gate and the main building of the Technical University of Berlin stretches a boulevard that has not only experienced important historical moments, but also serves as a venue for a variety of events. Here you can feel the pulse of the city, whether it's sipping a leisurely coffee in the surrounding neighborhoods or on an inspiring bike route along innovation and elegance.

The term Molle is just as common for a beer in Berlin as, say, the Maß is in Bavaria. The word, by the way, comes from the North German word "Mulde". Any more? In addition to the Molle, there is also the expression "eine Blonde" (a blonde), which refers to a wheat beer from Berlin. Oh, by the way, in Thomas Eck, people write in the good old fashioned way and there's also a cheeky saying for free.

Enjoy the Wittig, an outstanding vegan burger with fresh brioche bun, caramelized onions, and exquisite mayonnaise. Not forgetting the speculative tiramisu dessert of the day, a true explosion of flavours. A culinary highlight, embedded in a unique ambience.

Enter the world of music and history, made possible by the ambience of a historically significant jazz club. Enjoy live music in an environment steeped in the stories of the Yorck Bridges and the urban flair of Berlin.

Between historic buildings and modern architecture, a lively mix of culture, shopping and gastronomy comes to life. A stroll will take you past iconic landmarks such as the TV Tower, the World Clock, and the Fountain of Peoples' Friendship, while plenty of shopping and dining options invite you to linger.

Underneath the courtyard of Haus Schwarzenberg, the Bloch leads you into a vault full of automatic figures. Here, mechanical creatures dance, sing and tell their stories as they take you on a journey into the depths of the human imagination.

Enjoy fresh produce directly from the farm shop or let yourself be fascinated by the history in Berlin's oldest residential building. Here you can observe animals on the pastures and expand your knowledge in workshops.

It's worth getting up early to enjoy the smell of individual coffee roasts and the range of breakfast étagères full of small treats. Homemade muesli, fresh egg dishes and a variety of salmon, cheese and sausages await you, accompanied by crispy rolls and fresh fruit, delivered daily by LINDNER ESSKULTUR.