As the most species-rich animal park in Europe, Tierpark Berlin is home to more than 10,000 animals from 800 different species. It’s located in 160 hectares of beautiful parkland surrounding the historic palace Schloss Friedrichsfelde and featuring a beautiful lake and unique wildlife habitats.
Located on the grounds of the previous headquarters of the GDR, the Stasi Museum is ideal for history buffs and those who want to gain a full understanding of the oppressive life in East Germany before the falling of the wall.
Visit the Bay for beautiful views and delightful beer gardens and restaurants. You’ll find cycling paths, playgrounds and green lawns, as well as places to rent boats and kayaks. With the numerous activities on offer here, kids are certain to be in their element.
Indoor skydiving provides a real feeling of weightlessness and flying in the wind. Discover the longest indoor skydive tunnel in the world; lie down and go flying without a parachute. No previous experience is required and the activity is suitable for ages five and up.
The "House of the Future" was designed by Mies van der Rohe in a refreshing, minimalist style. The last building he constructed in Germany, before fleeing from the Nazis to the USA, was originally owned by Mr & Mrs Lemke as a lavish apartment house.
The exhibition, located in the main building of the Stasi Records Archive, shows how the East German secret police operated. Learn about the methods it employed to control a population and see the historical traces of these activities that can be found in this archive.