Once city hall for West Berlin, this building's most striking feature is its 230-foot clock tower and its Liberty Bell replica, a gift from America in 1949.

This bar attracts Berlin's intellectual and arts crowds.

This picturesque town square is surrounded by several historic structures.

One of Berlin's most famous and crowded beer houses adds an authentically German ambience to its great variety of German beers and foods.

Museum featuring the works of artist and pacifist Kathe Kollwitz.

This new museum, housed in a remarkable building designed to intimidate visitors, features dynamic exhibits on Jewish culture in Germany, particularly during the reign of the Third Reich.

This popular cabaret bar features traditional vaudeville performances.

This central Berlin performance hall is one of the city's three primary venues for opera and ballet.

Free tours are offered of these old Nazi bunkers, which house exhibits on the torture the SS often inflicted on prisoners.

Visitn the Helmut Newton Foundation and Museum if you are interested in photography and/or the specific work of Helmut Newton. It is fairly new (Newton referred to it as his masoleum), has over 1000...

An extremely popular nightclub on Leibzigerstrasse.

A wide selection of European artwork, dating from the 1200s through the 1700s, can be found at this popular museum.

This opera house stages modern comic performances.