German style breakfast is pretty nice, but sometimes, the standard American version of everything (meaning: bigger and fattier) is even nicer. That said, it’s kind of difficult to find a proper delicious pancake breakfast in these cold Berlin streets. Vegan breakfast, sure, from Tofu to Croissants, Berlins got everything breakfast-wise; except for thick
Normally I don’t take any of the Berlin offers for public transport. I hate spending time waiting for the next train and pay more and more money for that. I rather go directly by bike and breathe the city overground. Last sunday I went to see my friends Touchy Mob gig at Haus am See and due to social
While we’re still EXCESSIVELY busy preparing the relaunch of FindingBerlin (I really can’t summon how many times I’ve said that already), we still want to give our readers little things to be excited about. Today we have a very very special gift out to one of you: if you’re in Europe, and if you want to
Sometimes you need to escape. It does not matter where you live and what you do. One should always take the freedom to take a break and leave his or her daily routine. (I know that this is a very student/freelancing thing to say, but fuck it). Especially if you got a berlin routine or “Alltag” how germans
(Update: Due to the shitty weather in Berlin tomorrow the Backyard Sale is canceled. We keep you updated on the next date.) We love Muschis and we love Kreuzberg, so we’re full on supporting this little happening: next Saturday, the 31st of March, you’ll have everything you need at the Muschi Kreuzberg Backyard Party. BBQ, music,
Most of our readers are not actually located in Berlin; they are frequent visitors, former expats or generally people interested in Berlins vivid culture and wild lifestyle. So this is a special opportunity for all of you who’re yearning to come back to our favorite city and have a good time in general. HostelBookers have teamed up
We have to thank the Ringbahn for many things: one, being a very easy way to travel around Berlins outskirts. Second, for actually defining what Berlins outskirts are. And last but not least, without Berlins Ringbahn, there would be no Berlin as we know and love and hate it. There was a posting on our favorite Berlin
Last night we were invited to a dinner organized by VisitSweden with some of our blogging colleagues from Berlin (This Is Jane Wayne, Travelettes, Lilies Diary, Mit Vergnügen, StyleSpion, Freunde von Freunden, ArtSchoolVets, ThirdWaveBerlin, HermsFarm … and so many more!). The dinner was hosted at the very cozy Chez Bitz, which is conveniently only
Guys, I know — long time no see — but we’re currently very busy doing “stuff”, and you’ll be delighted to see the results of our hard work (or maybe not because we might just drop dead from exhaustion in the meantime, but whatever). I’ll try and use the silence as a means to promote some of the stuff we’re doing
Every now and then, you will catch me actually visiting an exhibition for more than just the canapés at the vernissage. In fact, sometimes I’ll gladly miss out on the opening to have the space to myself a couple of days later. This was exactly the case with the currently ongoing Dash Snow exhibition at Contemporary
Julia and Maria from ArtConnect Berlin have been hosting a wonderful networking breakfast in the past months. They’ve been aiming to bring together interesting people who will share their ideas and what their projects are about with anyone who is interested. Add to that a tasty breakfast — I’m in! With that said, we’re kind of proud to announce
A couple of years ago I used to live in the Pankstraße area in Berlin Wedding. We had moved there after living in Prenzlauer Berg for a while and decided to go back to a more heterogenous neighborhood, one that was simple and rough and original. We spent a year in Wedding before we realized that this wasn’t the
