Berlin, a multifaceted capital
A buzzing beehive of activity, Berlin thrives on the diversity of its various neighbourhoods, from the artsy Prenzlauer Berg to the middle-class Mitte and the alternative lifestyle of Kreuzberg.You will find all the ingredients for a densely-packed stay : culture, shopping, walks in the parks, and discoveries of the city’s historic heritage.
Eight times bigger than Paris for only 1 million more inhabitants, Berlin offers a very appealing way of life in both summer and winter, something rare for a metropolis of this size. Historic and avant-garde at one and the same time, the capital of Germany seems to be, above all else, a flagship European destination in terms of art. Its cultural agenda revolves around the famous Film Festival held each year in February, activities in the 165 museums across the town, and events organized by prestigious art-galleries of international renown. Equally attractive are the sublime parks and leafy areas right in the centre. They contribute to the unique charm of this green capital, an undeniable pioneer in ecology and well-being. From dusk to dawn, jazz clubs, cocktail bars, cabarets and other trendy venues offer a wide choice of ambiances to be discovered, before returning to your suite in one of the many hotels characterized by luxury, charm or cutting-edge design.
Les bonnes Tables :
Mogg & Melzer
In a former Jewish school, this trendy restaurant known for its slow-cooked pastrami sandwiches has been listed by Condé Nast Traveller as one of the world's
20 best restaurants.
www.moggandmelzer.com
Fischers Fritz
Boasting two stars in the Michelin Guide, this gastronomic restaurant on Charlottenstraße proposes an evening menu inspired by the bounty of the sea, in a classic palatial setting.
www.fischersfritz-berlin.de
Skykitchen
Offering a panoramic view of the city, the star-rated Skykitchen offers a modern interpretation of classic German dishes. A great address for discovering local gastronomy. www.skykitchen.berlin
