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There are hundreds of parks and gardens in Berlin that offer refuge from the speed and bustling activity of a thriving metropolis. One of the greenest cities in the world, you can stroll through the vast central Tiergarten, enjoy the baroque grounds of Charlottenburg Palace Gardens or take a walk in the fashionable Mauerpark. more

From musicals and show to theatre plays and concerts: Discover the cultural life and entertainment offers in Berlin. more. Parks, lakes, open-air events, beach bars, beer gardens and festivals: To enjoy summer to the fullest, life in Berlin takes place outside during the warmer months. more. more

Whether you're in Wedding, Mariendorf, Neukölln or Charlottenburg, Berlin's public outdoor pools provide refreshment and fun in the summer heat. An overview of outdoor swimming pools in Berlin with addresses, directions and ticket information. more

Autumn walks, relaxed movie nights, kite flying and captivating theater evenings make it easier to say goodbye to the outdoor pool and heat. more more

Every summer, thousands of Berliners and tourists flock to the city's outdoor pools. Berlin is home to many attractive summer pools that cater to every type of visitors from athletes to families. more

From tango on Museum Island to folk dances in Mauerpark: Every summer, capital city dwellers and visitors can shake a leg under Berlin's starry sky at these outdoor dance events. more

For swimmers, sun seekers, athletes, families and all those looking to cool off on a hot day: Berlin's indoor and outdoor pools with information on facilities, prices and opening hours. more more

Whether you're in Wedding, Mariendorf, Neukölln or Charlottenburg, Berlin's public outdoor pools provide refreshment and fun in the summer heat. An overview of outdoor swimming pools in Berlin with addresses, directions and ticket information. more more

For swimmers, sun seekers, athletes, families and all those looking to cool off on a hot day: Berlin's indoor and outdoor pools with information on facilities, prices and opening hours. more more

Anchored in Alt-Treptow, the Badeschiff - "bathing ship" in English - functions as an outdoor swimming pool floating on the Spree river. Visitors can take a dip in the water and catch views of some of Berlin’s most famous sights, including the TV Tower, Molecule Man, and Oberbaum Bridge. more

In summer, Berlin's outdoor pools are the perfect place to cool off, relax and take a dip. Overview of the lidos in Berlin with addresses and opening times. more

The Tiergarten (animal park) and former hunting ground is Berlin's best known park because of its centrality. It’s a favourite with locals and visitors, wonderful for a stroll, a breath of fresh air, a picnic, cycling or a jog or just kicking a ball around. more

Ice Skating Rinks in Berlin. In the winter, ice skating is a popular leisure activity among Berliners. The public ice rinks in the city open their doors during the colder months and offer fun for young and older visitors and families. more

Berlin Wall Trail. Along a total of around 160 kilometers, the Berlin Wall Trail traces the course of the former GDR border fortifications encircling West Berlin. more

Along roughly 160 kilometers, the Berlin Wall Trail follows the former course of the Wall around what was once the western half of the city. The Trail includes both the inner-city border and the “outer ring.”. Aerial photos from 2004 are used as a backdrop here. Berlin Wall TrailMore information. more

Berlin's street food markets offer their curious visitors local treats and authentic dishes from all over the world. more

The Berlin Wall Memorial spans both sides of Bernauer Strasse. An outdoor exhibition on the history of the division, using the example of Bernauer Strasse, is located in the former border strip in East Berlin. more

The Berlin Wall Trail is divided into 14 individual sections to help you plan a bike tour or a walk. Each section is between seven and 21 kilometers long, and you can reach the beginning and end of each route easily with public transportation. more

To visit the Reichstag and the dome, visitors can register via an online form on the Bundestag website. But it is also possible to register by fax or by post. In any case, admission to the Reichstag dome is free. more