This small but satisfying museum is dedicated to the work of Die Brücke ('The Bridge'), a group of expressionist painters that was founded in Dresden in 1905 before later...

This is a good place for canoe and kayak tours of the western river and canal system. You'll save money by booking for a whole day.

The shop front looks more like a deserted department store than a revered confiserie and retains its original 1928 design by Johannes Itten of the Bauhaus. Inside are stacks of...

The Ethnological Museum is a stunner - extensive, authoritative, beautifully laid out and lit. It encompasses cultures from Oceania to Central America to Africa to the Far...

Named for the Italian painter Artemisia Gentileschi, the world's oldest women-only hotel has 12 bedrooms, tucked away on the top two floors of a residential apartment building...

One of Europe's most important avant-garde outlets has racks of minimalist, electronic, world, industrial and extreme noise. Rare vinyl and import CDs, music press and sound...

Georg Kolbe's former studio has been transformed into a showcase for his work. The Berlin sculptor, regarded as Germany's best in the 1920s, mainly focused on naturalistic...

Boasts an outer ring for speed skating and an inner field for figure skaters. Skate rental too.

This pension is a really charming place. The artist owner has decorated the rooms beautifully and there are original prints all over the clean white walls. Double rooms come...

This hotel is a huge hit with style-conscious travellers. The lobby, created by Berlin designers Vogt and Weizenegger, is enjoyably more funk than functional, while the 170...

The Berlin Regional Sports Association's central office provides general information and co-ordinates other offices in charge of specific sports. The Landesausschuss...

A beautiful shop featuring lingerie, silk dressing gowns and swimwear by Eres, Dior and La Perla.

Venue for the German Open, played on clay courts.