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The south-western corner of Berlin is not the trendiest part of town, but perhaps the most beautiful.

More than 60,000 people between the ages of 18 and 30 relocate to Berlin every year. Find out why they choose this city and how to find a job.

Berlin’s Three Historic Sites of Outstanding Value to Humanity.

Sharing is caring: A new urban mobility is changing the ways of city transport. Here's why owning a car has never been more unnecessary.

The central Berlin districts Prenzlauer Berg and Pankow offer a wide variety of creative urban environments.

Over 1100 kilometers of bike lane in the city mean that getting around by pedal power is safe and easy.

One of Berlin’s high-profile institutions promoting diversity, historical awareness, education and more is the Jewish Museum Berlin. The architecture by Daniel Libeskind is perhaps more famous than the museum itself.

It's that time of the year again. Here's where you can best discover the city’s festive atmosphere and winter charm during the cold season.

...or Scottish or Irish. With all these places, there are plenty of reasons why Berlin could easily become your new home away from home.