The post 5 Mouthwatering Foods To Try In Berlin appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Currywurst
This iconic dish, a bratwurst doused in a savory, tangy curry ketchup, is a true Berliner staple. Find it at currywurst stands throughout the city, customize your spice level, and pair it with crispy fries for the ultimate comfort food experience.
Königsberger Klopse
This Prussian classic features tender veal meatballs smothered in a creamy white sauce with capers and lemon. Enjoy it with mashed potatoes or rice for a heartwarming and sophisticated meal.
Döner Kebap
Forget the greasy stereotypes, Berlin’s döner kebabs are an art form. Layers of succulent, marinated meat are shaved off a vertical rotisserie and piled onto fresh bread with crisp vegetables and creamy sauces.
Schnitzel
Try the classic Wiener Schnitzel with a squeeze of lemon, or explore gourmet versions with creative toppings like mushrooms, cheese, or even truffles.
Eliza Rutkowska Kołodziej 
(@elisskaa_11)Vegan Delights
Berlin is a haven for plant-based eaters, with countless vegan restaurants. Indulge in hearty “pulled-pork” sandwiches made with jackfruit, pasta dishes with cashew-based sauces, or grab a smoothie bowl to start your day.
The post 5 Mouthwatering Foods To Try In Berlin appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 European Cities With an Excellent Music Scene appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>London, UK
One could argue that no city in the world has had more influence on modern pop music than London. This is because the basic musical pop idiom of today is rooted in classic rock—and London is the heart of classic rock. When you consider bands such as the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Who, and many others, they called it the “British Invasion” for a reason. As you drive through London, you can visit Abbey Road, the very studio where many classic rock bands (including the Beatles) recorded their best hits.
Berlin, Germany
When it comes to modern music, Berlin is actually considered by many to be the music capital of Europe. This is due to its universal nature, and the fact that it’s a melting pot of countless cultures and musical styles all around the world. Just about any musical style you can think of, you can probably find a place in Berlin to see it performed live.
Vienna, Austria
Vienna is actually called the “City of Music” by many music historians, most notably because was once home to legendary composers such as Mozart, Beethoven, and Strauss. However, beyond this foundation, there are also plenty of booming music cultures there, especially when it comes to electronic, jazz, and alternative music.
The post 3 European Cities With an Excellent Music Scene appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post The 3 Best Cities in Europe for Live Music appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Berlin
Berlin has a buzzing nightlife and is home to some of the most popular nightclubs in Europe. It has over 100 nightclubs that are underground techno venues, which demonstrates the depth of Berlin’s music scene. Berlin also has a great range of live music, including jazz and punk. If you are interested in your musical history, there are musical tours of the city that take in the lives of David Bowie and Iggy Pop who both lived in Berlin for periods.
Vienna
Vienna is the historic center of classical music in Europe and its reputation remains to this day. Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven all resided in Vienna at some point in their life, and the city now offers tours of their places of residence. Vienna also has an excellent opera house and many venues to witness classical music.
Dublin
Dublin has produced some of the most significant musical artists of the 20th century including Thin Lizzy, Sinead O’Connor, and U2. Dublin’s musical scene is quite intimate as there is lots of live music from smaller artists. The scene encompasses folk music, rock, jazz, and lots more.
The post The 3 Best Cities in Europe for Live Music appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post How to Dress for Winter in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Faux Fur Coat
A thick, lustrous faux fur coat will keep you warm and help you blend in with the locals. You can keep it chic and classic, or opt to make a style statement in a bold, neon hue. A longline coat will keep you warmer, but a jacket may be more versatile as this can be styled with dresses, skirts, and pants.
Beanie Hat
The severity of the cold in Berlin makes cold weather gear including hats, scarves, and gloves essential. Pick a beanie in a fun, bright shade, to put a pop of color back into the day, no matter how grey Berlin’s skies are.
Waterproof Boots
Berlin gets its fair share of rain, and nothing ruins a day out quicker than having cold, wet feet. Make sure to bring some sturdy, comfortable, waterproof boots, so you can stride around the streets without worrying about your footwear.
The post How to Dress for Winter in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Three of the Best Burger Joints in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Shiso Burger
This Asian-influenced burger bar offers some fantastic new takes on burgers, as well as beloved and traditional versions. Go for a soy-glazed minced pork bap, a ginger and lemongrass laced beef burger, or a vegan tofu option which is just as tasty as the real deal.
Peter Pane
Offering eat-in and take-out options, this burger bar is highly rated due to its innovative menu and incredible fries. Visitors are also keen on the friendly and efficient service, so check out this place if you want a fun, relaxed meal.
Upper Burger Grill Bar
This hip burger bar offers all the classics and plenty of interesting sides. In the summer, sit out and enjoy the sunshine, and in winter wrap up warm inside and enjoy the delicious, hearty food.
The post Three of the Best Burger Joints in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Best Nightclubs for Partying in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Berghain
Berghain is not only the best nightclub in Berlin but probably one of the best in the world. It is a place to hear some amazing techno music and get lost in crowds of people who just want to enjoy a good night out. But keep in mind that the club has a strict door policy and lets in only around 30% of people that try to visit.
Tresor
Another iconic Berlin techno place, Tresor, is situated in a former heat and power plant. It has a more relaxed door policy than Berghain, but large groups of tourists will likely get rejected. The industrial feel of the place and an exciting lineup of DJs will make your night out one to remember.
Anomalie Art Club
Anomalie Art Club is part art gallery and part nightclub. It offers a unique audio and visual experience that you won’t find anywhere else. If lightshows are just as important for you as the music, then this is the place to go.
The post Best Nightclubs for Partying in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Unusual Things to Do in Berlin appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Liquidrom Berlin
If you want to have a relaxing experience within the hustle and bustle that is Berlin, a great option is visiting the Liquidrom, where you can enjoy a swim with music, dimmed lighting, and light effects. There are also multiple saunas and pools to visit if you want to change things up.
Forbidden City
Just an hour outside of Berlin’s city limits, the Forbidden City is the perfect day trip. It has a long, storied history starting as a Prussian Army military area, becoming a Nazi command center, and transforming into Soviet forces headquarters before finally being abandoned. Now, you can visit it and see lots of fascinating history.
Zauberkönig Magic Store
Looking for some unique souvenirs? Head to the Zauberkönig Magic Store, which has been in business for over 130 years and has plenty of trinkets and costumes to rifle through.
The post 3 Unusual Things to Do in Berlin appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post Top 3 Free Museums to Visit in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>One particularly great thing about Berlin museums is that plenty of them are free, so you will have enough money saved for some beer and sausages. Here are some of the top free museums you should visit while in Berlin.
Berlin Sports Museum
Berlin Sports Museum is Germany’s oldest museum dedicated to sports and has the largest collection of sports items and memorabilia in the country. You’ll be able to go through more than 100,000 items, including sports equipment, banners, posters, medals and trophies, photographs, and much more.
Futurium
Futurium is an unusual museum that is well worth checking out. Its collection focuses on the future of humankind and envisions all sorts of different ways it could look like. This includes thematic exhibitions, artwork, and art installations.
Allied Museum
Allied Museum is for history buffs. The museum mainly focuses on the role of the US, France, and Britain in Germany during World War II and the Cold War. It features several thematic exhibitions covering particular historical periods and subjects.
The post Top 3 Free Museums to Visit in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Best Museums to Visit in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Berlin Wall Memorial
This museum is located at the site of the Berlin Wall, which divided the city into East and West during the Cold War. The museum tells the story of the wall and its impact on the city and its people, with exhibits featuring photographs, documents, and artifacts from the time period.
Jewish Museum Berlin
This museum explores the history of Jews in Germany, from the medieval period to the present day. The museum features a variety of exhibits, including art, artifacts, and interactive displays, and is a must-visit for anyone interested in the history of Jews in Germany.
Museum Island
Located in the heart of Berlin, Museum Island is home to five of the city’s most important museums, including the Neues Museum, the Altes Museum, and the Pergamon Museum. These museums house some of the most significant cultural and historical artifacts in the world, including ancient Egyptian and Greek artifacts, as well as works of art by masters such as Rembrandt and Michelangelo.
The post 3 Best Museums to Visit in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>The post 3 Amazing Bookshops in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Dussman
Dussman spreads over five floors and offers all kinds of goods, from books in German and foreign languages to music, DVDs, art, and accessories. It’s located near Friedrichstrasse subway station and also has a cozy cafe where you can spend time reading and enjoying the atmosphere.
Ocelot
The store’s full name, Ocelot — Not Just Another Book Store — is enough to get you curious, and once you get inside, the space is really impressive. It’s completely normal to sit in one of the nooks by the window and read for hours, and you can get a coffee too.
Hacker und Presting
Charlottenburg neighborhood is home to this friendly bookshop where you can find a beautiful selection of English books as well as mementos from interesting lives of the owners.
The post 3 Amazing Bookshops in Berlin, Germany appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>