Donald Piccione

Free entrance, but if you can spare some euros they would appreciate. Great inspiring art works spanned over 2 floors.
Unexpected toilets. You must go to check and try find the entrance door.
Recommended!

I visited this restaurant during a lunch break from work with other colleagues. The place was almost full so, as you must expect it was very noisy, but that's something we cannot change nor criticise by ratings.
Regarding the lunch menu I wasn't impressed about the vegetarian options, so I opted for a fish and chips (around €20). The portion was small, the fries very limited and little bit dry on my opinion. The fried fish was little bit oily but the fish itself, the cod, was fresh.
Probably this place is good at hamburgers and chicken wings and less at vegetarian options which is understandable, as we cannot make all happy. So still a place to try if you are in the area.

Passando a piedi nel parco abbiamo trovato la polveriera con il cancello chiuso. Peccato. Nessuna informazione sull'orario o come visitarla. Vale comunque la pena di fare due passi fino al faro.

On the outside doesn't give much of what you could expect to find inside. Once inside, you have several floors to browse around and find something interesting. My favourite spots are: the ground floor where they have on display watches and beside that the food. Also the men department has plenty of brands and options. I loved the shirts area with all the brands to see and try. Bare in mind this is not your cheapest department store but you will find quality and great customer service.
I bought a watch and when arrived at the hotel I discovered it was scuffed on one side of its case, so the day after I went back to the shop, explained the issue and I could get another one in perfect conditions. So fair play to the staff. Definitely I will visit again this place when in Berlin. Danke!

This place showcases the world of smuggled goods and customs to Germany.
The exhibition spans over 2 floors.
On the ground floor, you'll find clever hiding spots used for smuggling, such as car tyres, tin cans, a guitar and more clever hidings. Also you can see items that were banned or confiscated.
You can get a close look at fake goods compared to the real stuff, which I found in some cases difficult to spot the difference.
A small collection is dedicated to dogs who work for customs which shows banknotes and uniforms.
Head upstairs to learn more about the museum's history, uniforms and their duties.
We spent about 1 hours but you can reach up to 2 hours if you read all the info.

Admission is just €2 which is one of the reasons why I wanted to visit this place.

There is also an area with lockers for €1 (deposit, so you get them back) and an open coat rack with hangers where to hang your jacket.

I wanted to visit the boat but it was closed.

Some things on exhibition don't have English explanations/descriptions, so I had to translate with Google.