The surrounding areas of the parties going on at Tempelhof and Kulturbrauerei also have some hidden gems worth discovering. To give you a helping hand whilst you take some time-out from the musical spectacles and get a true feeling for the city, we have put together this list of hotspots to complete your Berlin Music Week experience.
For more informations check: www.berlin-music-week.de
The historical Kulturbrauerei was once a brewery pure and true. The brew is still good, just not the main focus now. The 25,...
The live-music venue inside of the massive, multi-functional Kulturbrauerei in Prenzlauerberg. Good thing the former brewery ha...
This scenic market at Kollwitzplatz in Prenzlauerberg is the best place to invest your weekly earnings and emerge all the more ...
It's hard not to notice the historic water reservoirs toppling over Prenzlauer Berg's Kollwitzplatz, but few know that these st...
The popularity of these dual Prenzlauerberg wine bars rides on its honor system which has drinkers securing a wine glass for an...
White Trash boasts rock 'n' roll cabaret shows, regular live music and DJ nights to accompany its genuine American dining. T...
Dr. Pong is a rugged little dingy bar in the heart of Prenzlauerberg, reminiscient of a teenage clubhouse with its minimal deco...
This pint-size neighborhood playhouse is a welcome change from the typical multiplex. A cineaste's delight, Lichtblick's miniat...
Rumors swirling around town of a Mexican joint for foodies have been proven fact. Maria Bonita on barren Danziger Straße is no ...
Unlike many restaurants in Berlin serving Japanese food, you will not find any Thai or amalgamations of Pan-Asian dishes on Sas...
The young Berlin streetwear label Mazooka stands for distinctive graphics that not only work in the context of textiles, but al...
This Prenzlauer Berg joint resides in a dilapidated building, flashing a kind of crumbly-brick bohemian appeal that makes its p...
Though the name may sound a bit kitsch, the program of this live music club is anything but with some very cool cowboys treadin...
After countless years and endless arguments, Tempelhof Airport—what was once the city’s most contentious question mark—has beco...
The imposing main structure of Tempelhof Airport finally ceased operations at the end of 2008 as part of the process that will ...
Austrian food is similar to German food, but with Hungarian and Slav elements lingering from the days of the Empire. Most food ...
Sameheads is owned by three brothers—Nathan, Leo and Harry—all of whom visited Berlin years ago and knew they neede...
Known best for their temporary exhibitions of art by the gay community, Berlin's Schwules Museum explores homosexual themes bot...
Ah, Currywurst: the most famous of all Berlin dishes. It's basically a sausage chopped up into bite-sized pieces, drowned in a ...
Founded in 1994 as a community initiative, the Ökomarkt am Chamissoplatz is one of Berlin’s oldest all-organic outdoor markets....
This American-style cafe roasts its own coffee beans, serves up strong cups and concocts great deli sandwiches. Hailing from th...
The festively named Flamingo Beach Lotel offers citizens of the world a home away from home. A meeting point for new contacts, ...
When it comes to escaping the heat of Berlin in the summer time, it's essential you have your list of choice destinations for d...
Arena's maritime offshoot earned its nautical stripes during its previous incarnation as the prized luxury liner MS Deutschland...
The old Kantine (in English staff restaurant) of the old power station where Berghain and Panorama bar are located, with a dayt...
Maria am Ostbahnhof offers its club-goer a family atmosphere, for a really big family. The giant club, which consists of two se...
This self proclaimed "new space for the arts" in Berlin offers room for all types of artistic endeavors to flourish. The riv...
Tresor continues to attract the finest DJs from Germany and abroad. The dedicated and knowledgeable regulars are more than h...
Barely visible except for its modest green neon sign, this Schönberg haunt requires patrons to ring the doorbell. Once inside, ...
Set in one hell of a cool locale, Kreuzbergian club Watergate is famed mostly for three key features. Firstly, the view. Its...
The Berlin Music Week is a new platform for everything to do with music which celebrates its premiere between the 6th and 12th of September 2010. Professionals and music fans will come together at festivals, club events, showcases, market places, workshops, sessions and many more events. Berlin Music Week invites visitors and participants to discover new Berlin club culture, experience well known bands, make business contacts and discuss current trends in the music sector.
