In terms of political philosophy, Berlin could be described as a majestic collage of thoughts and discussions that pour out upon the streets, developing colorful, enlightening concepts.... [more]
I scanned the room again. The dark colors of the crowd contrasted the bright white room more than the art did. No wonder most of them seemed more interested in the bodies around them than in the... [more]
Opportunities to down-hill ski in the north of Germany are few and far between. With the magnificent Alps just to the south, most Germans seem relatively content to travel south to the... [more]
Between Alexanderplatz and Hackesche Markt, the adventurous nightlife explorer can find the VCF, a dark and colorful nightclub for the dub-step enthusiast. It lies directly underneath the S-bahn, and... [more]
CarpeBerlin celebrates Tina Turner's 70th Birthday and explains what makes this woman so incredibly interesting. [more]
I couldn’t have known then, when I entered the gallery, that it was all a façade, that nothing made any sense to these people, nor to me, and that everything on the floor and walls was very much as... [more]
At the Natural History Museum, a special exhibition is taking place for the Darwin year. Under the slogan "Journey to the realization" it lights the way from the research trip to the theory of... [more]
Halfway between Hackescher Markt S-Bahn and Weinmeisterstraße U-Bahn lies the Neurotitan, a unique gallery for the underground art scene. The Neurotitan is currently hosting an exhibition by Danielle... [more]
Senator for Economics, Technology and Women
Party: Die Linke (The Left) [more]
That sweet smell sets my mind adrift on every corner. That unequaled statement of innocent rebellion enhancing the air beyond usual city smog; that freedom of the mind, my freedom to enhance the day... [more]
A sudden breeze clears smoke from the field, and the left side defensive player dances around the ball, scanning the positions of the opposing team. This is what he was designed for; this is what he... [more]
Provided you don’t exaggerate and instead restrict yourself to one or two districts a day, the best way to explore Berlin is by foot. It’s the “gaps” which make up this city, and maybe this aspect is... [more]
More than other city, Berlin's urban development is a direct reflection of Germany's history... [more]
Neither acknowledged as a foreign state or as a state at all, the GDR was after all present and worthy enough to West Germany to sign a Basic Treaty with it in 1972. [more]
Today only 2 of the once 302 watchtowers are still standing and can be visited in Mitte and Kreuzberg... [more]
CarpeBerlin's audioguides offer a new form of tourism for the blind and visually impaired... [more]
Indeed, the Kebab culture stretches from the Balkans, over Africa, through to India. But only in Berlin is this served with mayonnaise. [more]
The search for the best offers in lodging was on and here is the end product: Carpeberlin’s hostels and hotels of choice… [more]
It seems precarious to write about the Palace of the Republic, on the destiny of which has been set the seal. [more]
