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Forsthaus Strelitz — A beautiful autumn getaway in Brandenburg
Potsdam — A leisurely Sunday day trip to Brandenburgs capital.
Da Jia Le — A classic among Berlins Chinese restaurants
Lulu Guldsmeden Hotel — A family-run and sustainability oriented boutique hotel
Uckermark Roadtrip — Sponsored by Drivy / Werbung
Berlin Summer Events 2018 — The best Berlin events of the upcoming months
Los Angeles — Travel notes from LA
Summer in Berlin — The best things to do when it’s finally summer in Berlin
Hummus Witz — Great Hummus in Kreuzberg 61
Wohnung tauschen in Berlin — Ein Interview mit Tauschwohnung.com
How to swap your apartment — For people who want to upgrade their living situation
The best Berlin memes of all time — Sponsored by Create.Refresh / Werbung
Wok Show Dumplings — Dumplings by the truckload
South Tyrol: The Bellavista Experience — Trapped in Snow (Again) / Werbung
South Tyrol: Perfect winter holidays in the Italian Alps — Wellness, food & sports
Berlinale 2018 Guide — For people who want to stay in the conversation
Requiem For TXL — The iconic architecture and legacy of Berlin airport Tegel
Date ideas for Berlin — Creative suggestions for urban romantics
Sonntags in Berlin — A registry of supermarkets that are open on Sundays
Winter in Berlin — The best ideas on what to do when it’s winter in Berlin
Brasserie Colette by Tim Raue — French classics with a Berlin twist
Autumn in Berlin — Snapshots of foliage
Night Kitchen Restaurant — Middle Eastern tapas and great drinks
Zurich Travel Guide — What we did on a weekend getaway to Zurich / Werbung
RAW flea market — For people who like thrifting
South Tyrol: #meetmerano — Traveling through the Alps of Italy
South Tyrol: Merano Guide — The best things to do in Meran, Südtirol.
Tropez at Humboldthain — FRIES & FROZÉ 4EVER
Bread & Butter by Zalando — Werbung
Facciola Winebar — A new wine bar for the Reichenberger Kiez
Frankfurt Guide — What to do when you’re in Frankfurt am Main
The new Frankfurt — Returning to the financial capital of Germany
25hours Hotel Frankfurt — Werbung
Rain in Berlin — What to do when it’s raining in Berlin
Il Tortellino D’Oro — Lovely family-run pasta joint in Wilmersdorf
The best Berlin blogs ever — When this one doesn’t do it anymore
Sri Lanka Guide — A guide to guesthouses, beaches and food in Sri Lanka
Exploring Sri Lanka — Backpacking and coconut curries
Tieranatomisches Theater — A masterpiece of Prussian architecture
Winebars in Berlin — A short and concise top 5 of wine bars in Berlin
Con Tho — Vegetarian & vegan Vietnamese cuisine
Spindlersfeld — Exploring the abandoned VEB REWATEX complex
Fête de la Musique 2017 — Snapshots from Görli and Mauerpark
Müggelsee — A DIY boattrip
Einstein unter den Linden — New look for a classic Austrian
Bleiche Spa & Resort — Where Berliners go to indulge
4 Blocks — Finally a good reason to learn Arabic
Jan Herdlicka: Lunar — Art by Jan Herdlicka
Raccoons of Brandenburg — How to adopt trashpandas in need
Hohenwutzen — Visiting the Polenmarkt at the German/Polish border
Spring in Berlin (but it’s still cold) — How to survive a bad Berlin spring
KINDL Center of Contemporary Art — From brewery to gallery
Bündnis gegen Rechts — Anti-fascist protest in Mitte
Horváth Restaurant — Austrian fine dining
Der Fernsehturm — #thattoweragain
[Interview] Graffiti artist SOZI36 — An exclusive for FindingBerlin
Knödelwirtschaft — Feeling sexual about Alpine food
It’s snowing in Berlin, so Neukölln is full of dick drawings — DICKS EVERYWHERE!
Jewish Museum Berlin — Architecture transcending history
Der Stromkastenmann — The weird tale of the Stromkastenmann on Kantstraße
CODA — Dessert restaurant
Autumn fog on Landwehrkanal — Kreuzbergs gloomy nights
Fontane Therme Neuruppin — Spa & Wellness in Brandenburg
Indian Summer — Pictures of foliage in Berlin
Cecconi’s — The famous Soho House restaurant
[Travel] London — Notting Hill Carnival 2016
Taborkirche Kreuzberg — Art, Music & Religion
[Hotel] Sofitel Kudamm — Urban French elegance
[Hotel|Tuscany] Borgo Pignano — Five Stars of Tuscany
Panama Restaurant — German fine dining
Soulmates Berlin — Crisis Management after Berghain
ARKADIA — by Jan Herdlicka
[Hotel] Schloss Gamehl — Retreat to Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
Quy Nguyen — Vegan Vietnamese Food
AirSpace in Berlin — Ästhetik des Digitalen
Berlin Soup — Crowdfund your neighborhood
Gropiusstadt — Modernist high-rises in Neukölln
Erika Mayr — Urban beekeeping
Toskana Roadtrip — Sommerferien in Italien
Vegan Summer Festival 2016 — Vegan street food market
Berlin Elections 2016 — Explain Like I’m 5: The Berlin elections 2016
Displacement in Kreuzberg — Understanding the neighborhood protests against gentrification
Stralau Cemetery — Exploring the peninsula of Stralau
Soap Boutiques — The gentrification process of SO36
Südtirol: Pfelders & Meran — Roadtrip durch Norditalien
Sacred Ground Festival — An intimate festival in Brandenburg
Schatzerhütte auf der Plose: Luxus ohne Luxus —
Berlin Bathroom Graffiti — Communicating through Berlins walls
We vacationed on the Cayman Islands, the Neverland of the backpacker —
Motzstraßenfest 2016 — LGBTQ Festival in Schöneberg
Weißensee — Eine Zeitreise durch die Stadt
Konak Grill — The best Köfte in Kreuzberg
California Breakfast Slam — Pancakes & Huevos Rancheros
Pfaueninsel — A summer among the peacocks
Merano Guide 2016 — Places to visit in Merano / South Tyrol
Miramonti, the boutique spa oasis of Merano —
Merano in South Tyrol is my home away from home —
Kanaan Restaurant — The best hummus in Berlin
ICC Berlin — Modernist design – soon to be gone
Naturkundemuseum Berlin — A field trip to the natural science museum
Snow in Kreuzberg — Taking a walk through a thick layer of fresh snow
NYC — Notes about New York City
Zenkichi Berlin — Japanese Fine Dining
Rixdorf Christmas Market — Neukölln’s quaint old village
How To Help Refugees in Berlin — Updated in winter 2015
Fleischfabrik Lichtenberg — Exploring an abandoned warehouse
Stasimuseum Berlin — A visit to the preserved offices of the GDR’s State Security.
Schöneberg — Exploring history and culture in Schöneberg
Must do things in Berlin — Unique experiences for your trip to Berlin
The Vacancy — Interim spaces are an integral part of Berlins urban development, but they’re not what they used to be.
Lisbon Guide — The best things to do when you’re in Lisbon
Festival of Lights 2015 — Berlins illuminated landmarks during the annual festival
The things I loved about Copenhagen — A guest post about Copenhagen by Fousieh
Chicha Ceviche — The Peruvian fish specialty in Kreuzberg
[Staycation] Charlottenburg — Spending 24 hours in Berlins Upper West Side
[Travel] Lisbon — The new creative capital of Europe
Berlin Against TTIP — Pictures from the 200.000 people protest
Best Restaurants in Berlin — Last updated: December 2018
Bundestag Berlin — A tour through the German parliament
10 Ways To Help Refugees in Berlin — Last updated 2015
Schlauchboot — Snapshot
Posters of Berlin captures the designs & aesthetics of Berlins posters —
How Social Media Is Changing Berlin —
Making Decisions – with Urban Sports Club (pt. 2) —
[Travel] Warnemünde — German vacation at the Baltic Sea – a guest post by Tandiss
Audi Urban Cinema 2015: Recap —
Spreewald, a destination full of pickles, canals and serene boredom —
Apartment Prices in Kreuzberg/Neukölln 2006 —
Happy #GoSkateboardingDay! —
The Bowl: Clean Eating & Raw Foods —
short notice: Victoria —
A weekend-trip to the Saxon Switzerland National Park —
Le Faubourg restaurant is the ultra-luxe French fine dining experience —
RE: KONSTRUKT —
Making Decisions – with Urban Sports Club (pt. 1) —
The best steak tartar of Neukölln is definitely at Beuster Bar —
Attending Berlin —
Local Store: Conscious Shopping —
gogogi: Korean Food & Drinks —
Berlin Souvenirs —
Nudo: Cucina Italiana —
The Zoo-Aquarium Berlin —
London: Nothing Particularly Exciting —
ARIRANG Two —
Oman: Detox For The Mind —
Neukölln: Vintage Shopping —
Crackers Bar & Restaurant —
Dubai: The architectural embodiment of science fiction —
The best bars, restaurants, cafés and shops in Gräfekiez —
Graz is the best city in Austria, because it’s my city and I love it —
Snapshots: Best Of 2014 —
Taking a walk through fresh snow in Spandau —
Christmas in Berlin —
Sonnenallee: Little Orient —
Good Italian Pizza in Berlin —
Mall of Shame —
Felix Austria: Austrian Comfort Food —
Detroit: Phoenix Rising —
House of Small Wonder —
Good Bookstores in Berlin —
Kimchi Princess Lunch —
Lichtgrenze: 25 Jahre Mauerfall —
Walking in November —
Asian Tapas at Dr. To’s —
Mandy’s Bar —
MJs Foodshop (Closed) —
YuMe Gyozas —
Persepolis Restaurant —
Daluma – Raw & Vegan Food —
“Plötzlich am Meer” Festival —
Pfaueninsel: Pastoral Autumn —
Make Love, Not War: AXE & PEACE ONE DAY Campaign Round-Up —
Table Dance & Champagne Bottles —
Gordon Café & Record Store —
Lehrter 17 Project Space —
Piano Salon Christophori — Listen to intimate piano concerts in Wedding
Amtsgericht Tiergarten —
Wiesenburg: Asylverein für Obdachlose —
Berlin Festival 2014 —
Da Baffi – Italian Restaurant (Closed) —
Atonal Festival 2014 —
For a magical summer holiday, it’s always Ibiza —
Blub! Abandoned Swimming Pool in Neukölln —
Ghost Train U8 —
Berlin bleibt unsere Stadt —
Hundekopf: Exploring Berlin by Camera —
UdK Rundgang 2014 —
CSD Kreuzberg 2014 —
Mmaah: Korean BBQ in Neukölln —
Roamers, the hippest of all the hip cafés in Neukölln —
EXIT GAME Berlin —
Columbiabad Berlin —
Cookies (Closed) —
Arcade Fire at Michelberger’s Tiki-Taka —
Audi Urban Cinema Recap —
Tommi’s Burger Joint —
Valencia, spectacular and always underrated —
The best things to do when your parents visit you in Berlin —
The New YAAM —
Istanbul, a city between cultures, continents and crazies —
Volksentscheid Tempelhofer Feld —
Concept Mall: Bikini Berlin —
Kreuzkölln: Favorite Restaurants 2014 —
1st of May 2014 —
Leipzig: Not Berlin —
A MILLION AT LUZIA —
The super weird Kirschblütenfest in Marzahn —
Voll Schön vs. Shine Bright —
New Berlin: Refugee Camp Oranienplatz —
Springtime Blues II —
Rotterdam —
Schillerkisses —
Küzzen aus Liebe —
#berlinkisses at Gerichtstraße —
Katies Blue Cat —
Deutschland, Du Opfer —
Willhelm Tell: No Schiller for the Kiez —
I Really Need To … —
Places of Art: Bohème in Berlin —
Getting Over Berlin —
We got trapped by snow in the beautiful Schnalstal of Merano —
The best trips and most interesting places to visit outside of Berlin —
My Tempelhof Utopia —
Stay on top of Westberlin at the 25hours Hotel —
Berlin Photography by Chris John Dewitt —
Scandinavia: Analog —
Xenophobia in Berlin —
Berlin Christmas Market at Alexa —
AfterParty: Berlin Neukölln. —
Banyan Tree Phuket: The Most Luxurious Resort in Thailand —
Domestic — Rooms have a particular effect on us. They guide our eyes and ears, thus leading our movement through built space. I am obsessed with spatial impacts and have a soft spot for the discovery of spatial pecularities and oddities. It occurred to me a while ago that a particularly peculiar spatial impact emanates from predator compounds.
Best Of: Summer —
Raumverdichtungen #3 —
Amsterdam Dance Event 2013 —
Berlin From Above —
5 Reasons To Love New Zealand —
The legendary Halloween Alleycat —
Inside Tempelhof —
Auckland is nice, but Wellington is my Kiwi-love! —
10 Things To Do In Berlin In Autumn —
24h in Podgorica —
The GDRs Iraqi Embassy —
A Dog’s Paradise: Grunewald Berlin — It happened to me when I moved to Berlin six years ago, that I wanted to go to a lake on an extremely hot summer day. So I decided to go for a swim in one of Berlin’s lakes, I did a quick search on google and before you knew it I was on my way to Grunewald lake with another new Berliner. We packed a bag, took some towels, a bikini and our bikes. It was only when we actually got there we realised that this is not a swimming area for humans but for mans best friend: dogs.
IXTHYS Korean Food —
Cocolo Ramen Kreuzberg —
Beelitz Heilstätten, Berlins creepy haunted hospital —
Fatteh, Foul and Msabaha: Arabic Specialities on Sonnenallee —
Riding The M29 —
Raumverdichtungen Berlin #2 —
There’s a first time for everything, so I finally visited the mountains of South Tyrol —
“Lost In A Moment” Open Air 2013 —
Urban Beekeeping with Heinz Risse —
Mercosy x Matürlich: Korean Pop-Up —
Bite Club Berlin —
Weboogie Openair 2013 —
People of Flowmarkt Nowkoelln —
Klunkerkranich Rooftop —
The 5 Best Thai Street Foods In Berlin —
Abandoned Hospital Neukölln —
Liepnitzsee, the cleanest lake near Berlin —
Bogota Hotel —
One Year of WEBOOGIE —
The architecture of the Baltic Sea is so typically German — In order to take a weekend off from bustling Berlin, we decided to allow ourselves a calm holiday at the Baltic Sea. We hoped to find some rest in a small hamlet on the island of Usedom, but little did I know that I would also find the staid and sedate model of a typical German village: our lovely retreat turned out to be the stage of a peculiar play.
Kiss the city – Graffiti messages —
Eastside Gallery: Demolition delayed — After 300 demonstrators gathered at Eastside Gallery earlier today to disturb the demolition of parts of the longest remaining stretch of the Berlin Wall, the building contractor and police decided to delay further construction. One piece of wall was removed, protestors are afraid that demolition will be continued later today or at night.
Nikolaiviertel By Night — Like most European cities, Berlin has a historical center. And I don’t mean that newish stuff around Unter den Linden, I’m talking about the medieval village of today’s Nikolaiviertel. I am sure that any tourist can tell more about it than most Berliners, but how many people know about the quiet and shady atmosphere that sets after nightfall?
Tiergarten & Café am Neuen See —
Haus der Kulturen der Welt —
Veiled Deutsche Bank — Berlin is suffocated by a grey, dark and rainy winter. Yesterday, I noticed a vague gleaming behind the raindrop covered bus window: Could that be the long awaited sun? Well, it wasn’t the miracle I hoped for but the iridescent white tarp that covered a construction site so big, its sheen was bright enough to bring some light into that grey and rainy day.
The magical island of the Caribbean, Curacao —
January 1st —
Berlin in Black & White —
Döner —
Going to Amsterdam again, and again and again —
Berlin in Snow —
Retired Christmas Trees —
A Night Ride by Fahrtwind Berlin —
A night stroll at Wriezener Bahnhof —
“In Berlin, You Never Have To Stop” —
Viktoriapark at the Kreuzberg —
The architecture and mood of Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz —
Finding Grunewald —
Karl Marx Straße: Neon Light by Night —
Autumn Mist — In case you’ve missed it: Yesterday’s dense fog didn’t leave any doubts that autumn has finally arrived. Upon coming home to Kreuzberg I was amazed about the city being densely covered with thick mist – enjoy for yourself how beautiful and eery the Oberbaumbrücke sat enthroned over the Spree yesterday.
Dong Xuan Center — The most astonishing places are often the most hidden ones. Isolated from their surrounding, one has to know about these spots, otherwise it’s highly unlikely to suddenly stumble over them. That’s certainly true for Dong Xuan Center – a place, that I always considered as as exotic as Berlin can be.
Bikini Berlin Construction Site —
KaDeWe – Kaufhaus des Westens —
Finding Bahnhof Zoo —
Backyards of Berlin: 5, 6 & 7 — As a part of a major urban development plan, that dates back to the late 20th century, the typical courtyards of Berlin were once conceived to ensure heterogenous, thus vivid social compositions. Believe it or not. We strive to endeavour new specimens that leave us both surprised and excited.
The GDR’s Ministry for Building’s demolition site — What’s so compelling about abandoned places? It’s their history in an ever-changing urban environment, the beauty of decay and the oppressive notion of a place filled with stories untold, now forgotten. The former GDR’s Ministry of Building’s demolition site is certainly no exception.
Bonanza Coffee Heroes —
Atlas Pancakes (Closed) —
Südgelände —
Autumn in Berlin —
Enjoy the most sensual vacation of your life at the Velassaru Maldives resort —
YAAM Closing —
Jewish Cemetery Weißensee — The Jewish Cemetery Weißensee was recently put on a list of future applicants for the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage. The oldest tombs date back to 1880 and over the decades, many families buried their dead here – most in ordinary, but still dignified graves and quite a few in splendid family mausolea. We took a walk through Jewish history.
Teufelsberg —
Documenta Kassel 2012 — When recently Elisa and I went to Kassel, we took this opportunity obviously only because of documenta – but I’ll spare with you any remarks, pictures or even critique. However, after I was quickly bored and tired by the masses, I gained interest in other details that documenta and Kassel yielded.
Backyards Berlin: 3 & 4 —
DÖGA – Serious Döner Business —
Happy Birthday Sundays —
The eerie and calm mood on Karl-Marx-Allee in the morning —
Budapest vs. Berlin —
Soviet War Memorial at Treptower Park —
Art exhibition at an abandoned women’s prison (Closed) — It’s Berlin Art Week: the big fairs abc and Preview, the multitude of institutional partners and the heaps of exhibitions open all over the city. But I was particularly happy to spare some time to pay a pop-up exhibition a visit, that found an unusual spot: a former women’s prison, that is abandoned for some thirty years now.
The textures of the old c/o Berlin at Postfuhramt —
Berlin Backyards 1 & 2 —
Fabelhafte Höfe Open Air —
Private Boat Tour on the Spree —
Shoot Your Life Exhibition —
Berlin Doors — About the time I lived in Friedrichshain, I remember one thing quite clearly: the abundance of frontdoors covered in graffiti. Only recently, my photographer friend David showed me an impressive series of photos he shot on a bright and sunny day whilst hunting these remarkable filthy doors of Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg.
Finding Prora —
Gängeviertel Hamburg —
Discovering Marzahn with our local Matze —
Erholungspark Marzahn – Gärten der Welt — For some of the pearls among Berlin’s recreational parks you have to travel further. In case of Erholungspark Marzahn it’s a trip to the eastern periphery, where a park is located that overtops the most. Yesterday, we teamed up for a bike tour there and to visit its “Gärten der Welt”, beautifully designed gardens from China, Japan and many more.
Walking Tour Prenzlauer Berg —
Arne Jacobsens Hansaviertel Apartment — Yesterday, we wanted to give an insight into Hansaviertel’s history and architecture. Today, we aim to portray one of the neighbourhood’s residents who, from the very first day, lives in a single-family house designed by Arne Jacobsen. We visited and listened to her story.
Hansaviertel, the modernist Bauhaus settlement of Berlin — When World War II was over, many Berlin districts, among them Hansaviertel, lay in ruins. Soon after, city planners took the opportunity and let famous architects such as Alvar Aalto, Arne Jacobsen, Egon Eiermann design and rebuild the neighbourhood. Today, Hansaviertel is an icon of modernist architecture.
The vast and gorgeous Charité campus in Mitte — There is a spot amidst the city’s heart that measures 180.000 m2, has its own street map, its own transportation system and, as some say, its own governmental structures with councils, committees authorities. Forming a little universe, the somewhat isolated Charité Campus Mitte has its own history and its own stories to tell.
Cookie Island —
Stockholm is aesthetically pleasing and wonderfully wild —
Real Street Berlin Jam 2012 —
Neukölln’s abandoned Schrebergärten — To make room for the planned city highway A100, a vast allotment garden area was cleared two years ago. Construction didn’t start yet so that the abandoned gardens and cottages still wait for demolition. We were curious what we’d find there and which stories the place would tell – so we paid it a visit.
Weißensee Rundgang 2012 — Before Orania opened on the corner of Oranienstraße and Oranienplatz
UDK Rundgang 2012 — by Marcus Werner
Berlin’s brutalist architecture — photography & text by Matthias Planitzer
Public Viewing in Kreuzberg 36 — pictures by Marcus Werner
Schillerkiez — pictures by Stefan Kaz
Anti-GEMA Protests — photography & text by Matthias Planitzer
Fête De La Musique 2012 — Open air music in Kreuzberg
[Travel] I Bagni Di Viareggio — Photo series by Marcus Werner
HAU Weltausstellung – The World Is Not Fair — photography by Stefan Kaz
Sommerbad Open Air — Partying in an abandoned swimming pool
Körnerpark Neukölln — pictures by Stefan Kaz
Venus and the Sun — text & pictures by Fette Sans
Spreepark Plänterwald — photography by Stefan Kaz
[Travel] Dresden — text & photography by Marcus Werner
Tank Rave in Kreuzberg — pictures by Stefan Kaz
Berlin’s abandoned train stations — photography & text by Matthias Planitzer
Roadtrip through South Africa — Sponsored by MINI Cooper
[Hotel] Western Cape South Africa — The best luxury hotels in South Africa’s Western Cape
Karneval der Kulturen 2012 — pictures of the parade by Stefan Kaz
Sunsets in Berlin — The best places to watch the sunset in Berlin
[Travel] Athens — Visiting the Greek capital during the European financial crisis
Hotel Construction Site — Urban exploring in Berlin
A Marzahn Tour — by Matthias Planitzer
[Travel] Copenhagen — photography & text by Nico Niermann
Erster Mai 2012 — Pictures of the famous workers holiday in Kreuzberg
Boule in Kreuzberg — pictures & text by Marcus Werner
[Travel] Hiddensee — Escape to the Baltic Sea by Nico Niermann
Ringbahn Tour Berlin — pictures by Stefan Kaz
[Travel] Napoli — photography & text by Marcus Werner
U55 Kanzler Bahn — Berlins Shortest Subway Line
New York 1973 — An urban art installation at Gleisdreieckpark
Gleisdreieck Park — An old railway station transformed
Wall Murals of Berlin — photography by Marcus Werner
Fickt Eusch Allee — A middle finger to gentrification in Kreuzberg
[Demolished] Park Deck Mitte — What’s left of an urban memory
Michelberger Christmas Forest — photography by Stefan Katz
Neukölln Spaziergang — Taking a walk through the Kiez
Banken in die Schranken — A protest against reckless financial institutions
Wochenmarkt Maybachufer “BiOriental” —
Richardplatz — The medieval town center of Neukölln
Occupy Weekday Sale — Fashion riots on Friedrichsstraße
Markthalle 9 — A new home for food culture in Berlin
Gropiusstadt — a photo series by Lukas Fischer
The new Moritzplatz — A visit to the Aufbauhaus and Prinzessinnengärten
Berlin Festival 2011 — The first music festival at Tempelhof airport
Monster Ronson’s Ichiban Karaoke — Private and public singing in Kreuzberg
[Travel] Reykjavík — photography & text by Matthias Planitzer
Burgermeister at Schlesisches Tor — Burgers from a public toilet booth
Winter Sunday Apple Pies — Hibernating with friends
Warschauer Brücke — by Nico Niermann
Cuvrybrache Kreuzberg — Wasteland with a view
Taquería Ta’Cabrón — Mexican street food in Kreuzberg
Hertha BSC at Olympiastadion — Hertha vs Augsburg at Olympiastadion
MyFest 2011 — 1st of May in Kreuzberg 36
Club Doors of Berlin — In the daytime
Photographer’s Alleycat — Photos & text by Marcus Werner
Kreuzberg 61 — A walk through the other Kreuzberg
[Closed] Peristal Singum — A labyrinth at Wilde Renate
Winter Spaziergang — A winter walk through Berlin
How Berlin Became The Coolest City On The Planet — An article by the Hollywood Reporter
The First Snow of 2010 — photos & text by Marcus Werner
The Killing Fields of Phnom Penh — The dark past of Cambodia
Luang Prabang — UNESCO World Heritage Site
Berlin Summer 2010 — Snapshots
Atomkraft Wegbassen! — Protest against nuclear energy in Berlin
[Travel] London — Notting Hill Carnival 2010 by Marcus Werner
[Closed] Hit & Run Kino — A cinematic experience on the move
[Travel] London Pt.1 — photography & text by Marcus Werner
Berlin Summer Nights — Outtakes
[Travel] Munich — pictures & text by Marcus Werner
Görlitzer Park — Public life in Kreuzberg
Berliner Biermeile — The annual Beer festival of Friedrichshain
Olafur Eliasson — Innen Stadt Außen exhibition at Martin Gropius
[Closed] Skalitzers Contemporary Gallery — a video by Marcus Werner
Markthalle 9 — a video by Marcus Werner
Berlins Bridge Culture — Summers in the city
Kunsthaus Tacheles — Closed down
Nowkoelln Flowmarkt — Bi-weekly fleamarket in Kreuzberg
Spreeufer — Bar25, Kiki Blofeld and the Spree
Tempelhofer Freiheit — A walk through the former airport
[Closed] Stattbad Wedding — Former swimming pool turned club
One weekend in Berlin — A compact Berlin itinerary for first time visitors