Pim: "Excellent street art museum hosting work by impressive range of artists. Tries hard to justify street art as art with bloated descriptions. Be sure to walk below the U-bahn for some more street art."
Tao Tao: "Japan meets Noma meets Berlin. Best overall dining experience in Berlin right now. Small plates, more on the subtle flavor side of things. $$$$"
Guido Knook: "Definitely best coffee in the area. I personally like it slightly better than father carpenters. Also the double espresso is 50 cents cheaper 😁. Go around the corner for additional tables."
Jake Smith: "Take time to visit and reflect at each of the many monuments, sculptures, and memorials throughout the park. A rather enjoyable bit of fresh air and green space in the heart of Berlin."
DHR.com: "This is a canal in Berlin that flows through Kreuzberg and Tiergarten where you can take a nice walk, sit on the benches, or simply hang out in its surrounding cafés and restaurants."
i.am. a.: "Beautiful spot to go for a walk along the canal, sit in the sun and look at the ducks."
Nanda Dias: "The tulip garden made me feel I was in Holland. It's a gem hidden, with a lake, lots of green and nice spots to have picnics. Also diverse options to have coffee and snacks. A must during spring!"
B S-T: "A very family and kids friendly park. Spacious and relaxing. Nice playgrounds. Entrance fee is 3 € for adults. Totally worth it!"
Jake Smith: "Viewed best if you walk from the Berliner Dom to the gate, as the long road lets you take in the gate from a distance. Come in early morning or dusk for the best views of this historic landmark."
Oh-Berlin.com: "Did you know? In 1806, Napoleon took the Quadriga - the horses and chariot statue - to Paris. Luckily, it was won back just 8 years later to go on top of the Brandenburg Gate, where it sits today."