The Zagreus Projekt explores artistic and social concepts through traditional and contemporary art work alongside culinary creations. Artists are invited to create installations and artwork at the gallery, inspired by which a complementary menu is designed and served to the gallery's discerning clientele. The culinary and artistic aspects of each installation are born of collaboration between the chefs and the artists to create a cohesive whole. From traditional recipes to contemporary techniques, the gallery showcases a range that is astoundingly varied, engaging the audience in an immersive experience. Brain-child of Ulrich Krauss, the Zagreus Projekt offers an experience that should not be missed by those who appreciate art in all its forms.

This stunning museum is located in Zeughaus, which is the oldest building located on Unter den Linden. The building itself is romantic, with Baroque period details, making it the perfect place to while away the hours with the one you love. Inside, the museum boasts an extensive collection of priceless items from Germany's turbulent history. Among the displays are period rooms, where visitors can walk through the different eras of Germany, while information rooms offer insight into various topics.

Spread over 80 rooms and 3000 square meters (32291 square feet), this amazing gallery is home to some of the most beautiful contemporary art pieces. Located at Reinhardtstraße, it lies in the Mitte district of Berlin. The bunker in which the gallery is housed was built by the Nazis as an above ground air raid shelter. Since that time, the space has gone through many reincarnations, including being used as a Russian prison and as a techno rave space. Today, the gallery Christian Boros' ever-changing modern art collection.

Situated in a beautiful Renaissance-style villa just a stone's throw from busy Kurfürstendamm, Literaturhaus (House of Literature) is a peaceful haven in the hectic western city center. A bookshop occupies the basement and a coffee house, Wintergarten Cafe is situated on the ground floor, where lovers and friends sit and sip coffee before exploring the contents of the museum. The Literaturhaus itself occupies the rest of the building. This well-known literary institution is a meeting place for writers and organizes regular literary events such as readings, lectures and discussions.

L’un des plus grands de la ville, ce magnifique palais baroque, construit en 1695 sous le règne du roi Friederich Wilhem Ier, était à l'origine, la résidence d'été de sa femme adorée, la reine Sophie. Exemple impressionnant d’architecture baroque et rococo, le château et son domaine abrite un ensemble spectaculaire de monuments royaux. Enfouis dans les luxuriants Jardins royaux, se trouvent plusieurs bâtiments plus petits. L’ornementé salon de thé du Belvédère rococo abrite une impressionnante collection de porcelaines, tandis que dans le pavillon Schinkel, vous trouverez des dessins, des peintures, des sculptures, des meubles et des porcelaines créés par Karl Friedrich Schinkel. Vous pourrez aussi visiter son mausolée néo-classique, qui abrite les tombes de la reine Louise, du roi Friedrich Wilhelm III, de l'Empereur Wilhelm Ier et de l'Impératrice Augusta. Illuminé la nuit, le château de Charlottenbourg incarne l’opulence et la royauté à Berlin.