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The hotel offers a buffet breakfast from 7am to 10am for an additional €6 with orange juice, tea, coffee, cereals, sliced deli meats, and boiled eggs. For just a cup of coffee, it’s €1,30. For a pot of coffee, it’s €2,50. You inform the hotel clerk if you want breakfast included upon check-in.

Leave your key at front desk when going out. At night, press buzzer for entry. Depending on the clerk on duty, they may or may not speak English.

It is close to underground station am Nollendorfplatz.

Email: hotel.sachsenhof@t-online.de

Hours: 9am to 1am

Close to underground station am Nollendorfplatz.

We arrived just after 9:30pm, which is when their night menu takes effect. We ordered a steak cooked rare, which it was, a large plate of ribs with barbeque sauce on the side, and along with the ribs, I could buy an all-you-can-eat salad bar.

The large portion of ribs were fairly good but had a bit of fat, and the sauce used to dip the rib meat was tasty. The salad bar was only fair--nothing really to really get excited about.

There are daily promotions on their website, or see their menu's current offerings, depending on the time of day.

Daily 11:30am-12:00am

Uhlandstrasse Station

Daily 10am-11:30pm

email info@berlinerfernsehturm.de

Alexanderplatz:
S-Bahn S5, S7, S75, S9; U-Bahn U2, U5, U8; Bus 100, 148, 200

We didn't know about this restaurant until coming out of the elevator to ascend the walkway to the top of the dome.

We dropped in after touring the dome and wanted to sit and warm up. We were informed that a large party was coming and were only allowed 15 minutes to dine, which was fine by us, as it was long enough to have a drink and some dessert.

Open daily 9:30am to 12am, last orders taken at 9:30pm.
Unter den Linden: S-Bahn S1, S2; Bus 100

The bakery offers quick food, and the queue can be long. There are sandwiches, pastries, and coffee available.

Monday to Saturday 8am to 8pm

Tel: 030/21751895

Close to underground station am Nollendorfplatz

There's a huge collection of photography, artwork, and memorabilia. Even though it shows the bad and horrible events that took place, there's something missing to evoke personal emotion in the viewer.

There is a snack shop serving coffee and truffles.

Admissions: Adults 5€, students and seniors 2,50€, and children under six free. A family ticket (two adults and up to four children) is 10€.

Info: 49 30 25993 300, Fax: 49 30 25993 409

Email: info@jmberlin.de

Tours: fuehrungen@jmberlin.de

Monday 10am to 10pm and Tuesday to Sunday 10am-8pm
Last entry 1 hour prior to closing
Closed
December 24, 2004 (Christmas Eve); October 4 and 5, 2005; and October 13, 2005.

U1 or U6 to Hallesches Tor or the U6 to Kochstraße
Bus nos. M29, M41, and 265

People dug tunnels and smuggled themselves in cable reels, suitcases, speaker boxes, and automobiles. Some of the effort in its presentation could use improvement with a larger type and clearer displays, with a consistent, easy-to-read typestyle and a country flag symbol to denote language.

A museum souvenir shop is available. Complimentary lockers are available to secure your jackets/bags with a €2 coin downstairs. Entrance fee is €9.50. A guard's station is recreated outside the museum, with an oversized portrait photo of a guard overhead.

Daily 9am-10pm

Tel: 253 72 50

Email: info@mauer-museum.com

U6 to Kochstr

Email: eastsidegallery@eastsidegallery.com

S3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 75, U1, 15 to WarschauerstraBe and walk back toward Mühlenstrasse, the river.

Joseph Buey’s audio recording of Ja Ja Ja Nee Nee Nee is prevalent throughout the museum.

Tuesday to Wednesday, Friday 10am to 6pm, Thursday 10am to 10pm, and Saturday to Sunday 11am to 6pm

Admission 6€, concessions 3€, first Sunday of the month free.

Phone: 030-266 2651, Fax: 030-262 4715
Email: nng@smb.spk-berlin.de

A tour of the other parts of the building are by appointment only. Those with an appointment or a dining reservation (make a reservation with Käfer Dachgarten by calling 22 62 99 33) go through a different entrance and bypass the long wait.

Daily 8am to 12am, last entrance 10pm; free

Tel: 30/227 32 152, Fax: 30/227 35 908
Email: mail@bundestag.de

Unter den Linden: S-Bahn S1, S2; Bus 100

When we arrived to wait for the elevator at the bottom, the elevator operator abruptly left her position after just a very brief, quick greeting and left us for around 5 minutes. Another person from another elevator appeared and found that the operator left her position. When she reappeared, she had a brief discussion with the person from the other elevator and then took us up the elevator. The elevator is fully automatic, but a security pin number is required for access.

It is best to go before dark, preferably twilight, as it was late in the evening and we could hardly see anything except the city lights.

Open March to October 9am to 12am and November to February 10am to 12am.
Admission: Adult 7€, Children 3,50€

Alexanderplatz:
S-Bahn S5, S7, S75, and S9; U-Bahn U2, U5, and U8; Bus 100, 148, and 200

Tel: 030-2299430

Email: info@gate-sauna.de

S-Bahn: S1 under the lime trees; U-Bahn: U2 Mohrenstrasse, U6 French Road; Bus: no. 100 under the lime trees, 348 Mohrenstrasse.

Treptower Park: S-Bahn S41, S42, S8, S9, S85;
Bus 104, 166, 194, 265, 365

Peter Joseph Lenné, landscape architect laid out the site in the English landscape style in 1818, and statues were added from 1850. Wilhelm II set out 32 marble sculpture groups to depict the royal ancestors on the former Siegesallee (Avenue of Victory). The Siegesallee was relocated by Hitler and its remains dismantled after the war.

It's used by many Berliners for relaxation, barbequing in warm weather, and cruising by night.