Germany · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

A little more
of Berlin.

Find places to visit in Berlin. See what catches your eye, then save a few favorites for your trip.

Berlin · DE

Gärten der Welt

Gärten der Welt (Gardens of the World) is a sprawling park in Berlin's eastern Marzahn-Hellersdorf district where visitors can travel the globe in a single afternoon. With 22 garden installations designed by landscape architects from around the world — including faithful recreations of Balinese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Islamic, Christian, and Jewish garden traditions — it is one of Europe's most ambitious collections of international garden art. A cable car carries you above the treetops with panoramic views over Berlin, while themed restaurants, an imaginative water playground, and regular concerts and events make this more than just a botanical stroll. Originally the Erholungspark Marzahn, the site was dramatically expanded for the International Garden Exhibition (IGA) in 2017, adding modern architecture, art installations, and new garden galleries.

Event venue

Berlin · DE

Tempelhof Hangar 5

Tempelhof Hangar 5 is one of the great curved aircraft hangars of the former Berlin Tempelhof Airport, now a landmark event venue in the south-central district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg. Set inside the vast, shell-limestone terminal complex that British architect Norman Foster once called "the mother of all airports", the hangar trades its aviation past for trade fairs, art, concerts, launches and performances — and is best known to visitors today as a main stage of the POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair each September. What makes the space special is sheer scale with a sense of history: a 3,512 m² hall with ceilings reaching around 16–18 metres, wide sightlines, floodlit daylight and five enormous rolling hangar gates that can be opened onto the former apron. It is an industrial volume that feels at once monumental and surprisingly light — a place where you can stand in the same arc of architecture that once sheltered aircraft and now shelters contemporary art.

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Germany · 2 PLACES TO EXPLORE

A little more
of Berlin.

Find places to visit in Berlin. See what catches your eye, then save a few favorites for your trip.

Park

Berlin · DE

Gärten der Welt

Gärten der Welt (Gardens of the World) is a sprawling park in Berlin's eastern Marzahn-Hellersdorf district where visitors can travel the globe in a single afternoon. With 22 garden installations designed by landscape architects from around the world — including faithful recreations of Balinese, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Islamic, Christian, and Jewish garden traditions — it is one of Europe's most ambitious collections of international garden art. A cable car carries you above the treetops with panoramic views over Berlin, while themed restaurants, an imaginative water playground, and regular concerts and events make this more than just a botanical stroll. Originally the Erholungspark Marzahn, the site was dramatically expanded for the International Garden Exhibition (IGA) in 2017, adding modern architecture, art installations, and new garden galleries.

Event venue

Berlin · DE

Tempelhof Hangar 5

Tempelhof Hangar 5 is one of the great curved aircraft hangars of the former Berlin Tempelhof Airport, now a landmark event venue in the south-central district of Tempelhof-Schöneberg. Set inside the vast, shell-limestone terminal complex that British architect Norman Foster once called "the mother of all airports", the hangar trades its aviation past for trade fairs, art, concerts, launches and performances — and is best known to visitors today as a main stage of the POSITIONS Berlin Art Fair each September. What makes the space special is sheer scale with a sense of history: a 3,512 m² hall with ceilings reaching around 16–18 metres, wide sightlines, floodlit daylight and five enormous rolling hangar gates that can be opened onto the former apron. It is an industrial volume that feels at once monumental and surprisingly light — a place where you can stand in the same arc of architecture that once sheltered aircraft and now shelters contemporary art.