Famous for its alternative spirit, street art and the strong presence of the Turkish community, Kreuzberg is one of the most vibrant and multicultural neighborhoods in Berlin. Here you can’t miss the opportunity to taste some of the best kebabs in Berlin and to visit the Turkish market, held along the banks of the Maybachufer canal every Friday morning. Fun fact: the idea of ‘Kebab’ served inside a sandwich was actually invented in Berlin, while in Turkish tradition this type

Art galleries, vintage shops and techno music: aren’t these the perfect ingredients for the ideal weekend? I spent three days in Berlin mixing just these three elements, and the result was surprising. Although it was my first time visiting the city, I wanted to enjoy it freely, focusing on what I actually felt like doing, without feeling compelled to see all the monuments that “must” be visited simply because they are historic or famous. No Berlin Wall, no Brandenburg Gate, n

From wherever you are, you will easily find a metro that takes you to Alexanderplatz, the heart of the city of Berlin. Cross the square passing beside the famous Television Tower and head toward Museum Island. THE MUSEUM ISLAND What do you do with a small island in the middle of the Spree, Berlin's main river? You build as many museums as possible! Here you’ll find a wide range covering different historical periods: Pergamon Museum: home to the Pergamon Altar, as well as many