10 exotic places to visit in Berlin in 2025

1. Teufelsberg

An artificial hill built from World War II rubble. Home to a former NSA listening station. Today, it’s a unique spot for street art, panoramic views, and guided tours.

• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Post-apocalyptic with views of Berlin and street art.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Late afternoon for a spectacular sunset.
• Photography tip 📷
  Capture the street art and abandoned structures.

2. The Boros Bunker

A former World War II bunker turned contemporary art gallery. This place offers a unique artistic experience in a historic setting.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Contrast between raw architecture and artistic creativity.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Guided tours to book in advance.
• Photography tip 📷
  Highlight the contrast between the raw architecture and the exhibited artworks.

3. Spreepark

An abandoned amusement park with a mysterious atmosphere. Explore the old attractions during guided tours.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Mysterious and enchanting atmosphere of abandoned attractions.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Spring or autumn for colorful vegetation.
• Photography tip 📷
  Capture the blend of nature reclaiming the derelict attractions.

4. Körnerpark

A neo-baroque park hidden in the Neukölln district. Often overlooked by tourists. A peaceful spot with fountains, galleries, and cafes.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  A haven of peace with a unique neo-baroque design in Berlin.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Summer, when the fountains are active.
• Photography tip 📷
  Capture the symmetrical perspectives of the gardens.

5. Arminiusmarkthalle

A historic market hall lesser-known than Markthalle Neun. Where you can enjoy local and international culinary specialties in a friendly atmosphere.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Warm and authentic in a historic setting.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Evening for a warm and illuminated ambiance.
• Photography tip 📷
  Photograph colorful stalls and wooden and metal details.

6. Peacock Island (Pfaueninsel)

A picturesque small island on the Havel River. Inhabited by free-roaming peacocks. An ideal spot for a nature escape off the beaten path.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Picturesque island with free-roaming animals.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Spring or summer to see peacocks displaying their feathers.
• Photography tip 📷
  Capture the peacocks with a shallow depth of field.

7. Tempelhofer Feld

A former airport turned public space. Where you can cycle, fly kites, or simply have a picnic. A place that embodies Berlin’s free spirit.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  The embodiment of Berlin’s free spirit in an unconventional setting.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Sunny day or evening for sunset.
• Photography tip 📷
  Take aerial or backlit photos to highlight the vastness.

8. Museum of Things (Museum der Dinge)

An unusual museum dedicated to design and material culture. Featuring an eclectic collection of everyday consumer goods.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Eclectic collection of objects showing the evolution of design.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Rainy days or winter for an indoor activity.
• Photography tip 📷
  Photograph thematic displays for a retro setup.

9. Müggelberg

The highest natural hill in Berlin, located in the Köpenick district. A perfect spot for a hike with stunning views of the city and surrounding nature.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Nature escape with impressive panoramas.
• Best time to visit 📅
  Autumn for the vibrant colors of surrounding forests.
• Photography tip 📷
  Climb the tower for breathtaking panoramas.

10. Clärchens Ballhaus

A perfectly preserved 1920s dance hall. Where you can attend swing nights or simply admire the retro atmosphere.

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• Why is it exotic? 🤔
  Retro and romantic ambiance for memorable evenings.
• Best time to visit 📅
  During swing nights or special events.
• Photography tip 📷
  Play with dim lighting and Art Deco details.

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