Berlin is stripping off. In the city’s first packaging-free supermarket, customers can expect not only the best quality organic products, but can also take a stand on environmental protection by doing away with annoying plastic at the same time.
When “Cocktail“ with Tom Cruise is on do your eyes light up? Then there’s one place that you shouldn’t ignore – Imperii: The best Cocktail Bar in Leipzig!
Our slogan this winter is ‘Do it yourself!’ No other season is better suited to being creative and trying something new. So what about creating your very own chocolate, beer, perfume or art masterpiece? We’ve collected a few of the most out of the ordinary workshops in Berlin, where not only will you learn real craftsmanship, but you’ll also create your very own personal souvenirs. All the workshops are available in German and English.
From once shady backstreets to a contemporary hotspot with cool restaurants and bars, Frankfurt’s Bahnhofsviertel has reinvented itself. No other neighbourhood is so diverse, exciting and contradictory.
From the historic Altonaer Museum to the lively Fischmarkt Hamburg, there are so many things to see and do in Hamburg Altona!
Discover Frankfurt’s Most Up-And-Coming Neighborhood: Bahnhofsviertel! Check out our complete guide to make the most out of Frankfurt!
185 years ago the cornerstone was laid for an original Berlin drink. Now the liqueur will reclaim the capital city.
Munich might at first seem like a very prim and proper city, with everything in its right place, and not so much as a blade of grass in one of its many public parks out of place. Delve a little deeper, though, and it becomes clear that it definitely has an alternative and quirky side too. Here are five unusual things to see or do when visiting Munich.
In Leipzig for the weekend? Our guide here outlines the must-see places and things to do in Leipzig during your two-day trip!
