Tilman Benecke

The too small green heart in the urban concrete sky, where you are wonderfully reminded of the history of the GDR. Instead of nostalgic walks, you could also put up a chic office building, but that would perhaps be too easy. Some people see the open space as a waste - after all, you could also make money efficiently there. While some appreciate the park as a place to relax, others demand a park that contains a memorial, where the memorial is pointed out, which contains the original locations of the other memorials for the winners of the "Trivial Marxism" championship 🏆. The park is therefore the perfect place to lose yourself between green dreams and urban nightmares

bartenders are friendly and the drinks are reasonably priced. The sound system, although not the best, still created a great atmosphere thanks to an interesting performance by a French band. All in all, a sociable experience that you should really experience once a week in Berlin.

Inconspicuous museum both from the outside and from the inside. Only a few exhibits. Many of them were not lit. It was dark. Only in the first room was the story of the exhibit told through illustration boards. It had more of a warehouse feel. In my opinion, the €12 entrance fee is completely excessive.

The restaurant is clean, the atmosphere is dark. The plates were completely full and the food wasn't really good. The staff wasn't hostile, but we didn't really feel comfortable as guests either. Arepeat visit is unlikely and only conceivable under adverse circumstances.

An epicenter of German smugness and hypocrisy - small-minded and accurate. What looks here today partly like an exhibition from a children's gadget museum from the 80s and 90s was once state of the art espionage equipment. Secret cameras in the belt, in the lipstick and in the birdhouse. You name it. But the methods of this institution were less outdated. You can also learn long-forgotten or never-heard German words here, such as: social danger, class hatred, odor differentiation, canned smells or even the anti-imperialist protective wall. very interesting museum not only for history buffs.