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With fresh, regional ingredients and a good dose of experimentation, K.W.A. combines the Berlin kebab tradition with modern gastronomy. Along with your kebab, you can choose your drink from a selection of craft beers, wines and soft drinks. Address: Gipsstr. 2, 10119 Berlin–Prenzlauer Berg. more

On weekdays, most subway lines run from 4 AM till 1 AM. In between these service hours, night buses can be used for public transport. Subway trains run in 5-minute intervals during the day and 10-minute intervals at night. Over the weekend, the subway runs 24 hours, usually in 10-minute intervals during the day and 15-minute intervals at night. more

Friedrichstraße. The Friedrichstrasse runs through Berlin as a north-south axis. Between Checkpoint Charlie and the Friedrichstrasse train station, a popular shopping mile was created after reunification. The straight north-south axis in the centre of Berlin experienced an incomparable rebirth after the fall of the Wall in 1989. more

Things to do in Berlin this weekend and in the coming month, selected by our editors. Subscribe now to our free newsletter (German). The data you provide will only be used to send our newsletter and will not be passed on to third parties. All information provided is voluntary. For statistical ... more

At a Glance. Food Event. Berliner Naschmarkt 2024. Location. Markthalle Neun. Date & Opening Hours. March 24, 2024. Admission Fee. €5, Free for children, local residents (10997 postcode) and Berlinpass holders. more

The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe is better known as the Holocaust Memorial by most Berliners. Opened in May 2005, the memorial in Berlin-Mitte is located near the Brandenburg Gate and is one of the city's most impressive sights. The Holocaust Memorial consists of an undulating field of 2711 concrete steles, which can be passed ... more

The S-Bahn operates 24 hours. At night, trains run in 30-minute-intervals. The U-Bahn operates 24 hours. At night, trains run in 15-minute-intervals. The Metrotram runs 24 hours. From 0.30 AM, trams arrive in 30-minute intervals. Night buses, recognizable by the letter N, replace all important bus lines. more

The Nikolaikirche in Berlin-Mitte is one of the oldest preserved churches in Berlin. Located in the historic Nikolai quarter in Berlin-Mitte, it serves as a museum and concert hall today. Today its official name is Museum Nikolaikirche but the two impressive recognizable spires of one of Berlin's oldest church and stone building reveal a ... more

The highlight of the Carnval of Cultures is the street parade on Pentecost Sunday in Kreuzberg. Here, over 5000 dancers, musicians and artists from all over the world perform to the half a million people lining the streets. From Brazilian samba to Chinese lion dance, from West African drums to Bernese carnival brass, the groups of the carnival ... more

Sunday to Thursday from 12 noon to 10 pm, Friday and Saturday from 12 noon to 11 pm, Christmas Eve from 12 noon to 6 pm, New Year's Eve from 12 noon to 1 am. Date. November 25 - December 31, 2024. Admission Fee. €2, children up to 12 years free, Monday to Friday from 12 to 2 pm free (except December 24 to 26 and 31) more

On a space of about 80,000 square metres the tenants of the Europa Center range from shops to restaurants, companies, the Hotel Palace and even a cabaret theatre. The shopping area is distributed on three floors and covers around 70 retail shops and services. They include fashion stores, jewelleries, bookshops, consumer electronics, cosmetics ... more

Jüdisches Museum Berlin. Die Akademie des Jüdischen Museums widmet sich der Forschung und Diskussion rund um das jüdische Leben. Das Archivbild vom 28.08.2001 zeigt das Jüdische Museum in Berlin. Die Installation "Schalechet" (Gefallenes Laub) des israelischen Künstlers Menashe Kadishman (geb. 1932) im Jüdischen Museum Berlin. more

A 24-hour ticket allows one passenger to travel during 24 hours for as many trips as desired. Transportation fares for up to three children aged six to fourteen are included in the ticket price. Fare zone AB: €9.90 (regular), €6.50 (reduced) Fare zone BC: €10.40 (regular), €6.80 (reduced) Fare zone ABC: €11.40 (regular), €7 (reduced) more

The latest news, up-to-date information and developments from Berlin. more

Restaurant-Guide Berlin: Eine Auswahl der beliebtesten Cafés in Marzahn. more

As part of the Internet art action "24/7 Stasi-Live-Haft", Holzapfel spent a week in cell 207 and was filmed 24/7 by a webcam. Holzapfel and artist Franziska Vu wanted to draw attention to the fate of Stasi victims and their oppression. Holzapfel was detained in the cell for nine months after being arrested during a demonstration in 1965. more

May Day in Berlin. Street festivals, parties and concerts. 1 May in Berlin is an exciting day. The centre of the festivities surrounding "Labour Day" is traditionally Kreuzberg, but the day is also celebrated throughout the city with events for the whole family. In 2024, 1 May falls on a Wednesday. The night from April 30 to May 1 is called ... more

The Berliner Theatertreffen presents all different forms of theater from dance to puppetry, musical theater and theatrical installations. Workshops, evening events, guest performances and readings of new plays are also on the agenda. The festival takes place for the 61st time in 2024. more

The Berlin Fan Mile is the largest open air venue for the live screening of major sporting events of its kind in Germany. It is located on Straße des 17. Juni in the Tiergarten district, between the Brandenburg Gate and Große Querallee. On a space of almost two kilometres, the Fan Mile provides more than enough space for a gigantic football ... more

July in Berlin is one of the hottest months of the year. The average daytime temperature of 23.3 degrees sounds low, but it is only the average temperature maximum. The sun shines about seven hours a day and often temperatures of over 30 degrees are reached. On the beautiful days of July many people sit in the parks, enjoy the numerous open-air ... more