ostalgie

During the Trabi Safari, you drive through Berlin in a convoy of up to six cult cars from GDR times. Information about the sights is provided via radio.

The Kino International on Karl-Marx-Allee is finally back and, after extensive renovation in February 2026, shines more beautifully than ever. As the former premiere cinema of the GDR, it combines authentic East German architecture with state-of-the-art technology and remains a top address for film fans with a sense of history.

In the historic mill warehouse directly on the Spree, an emotional journey through the history of German division awaits you. The museum connects personal fates with original props and interviews from contemporary witnesses in 13 themed rooms.

The Volkskammer restaurant, not far from Ostbahnhof, transports its guests directly back to the GDR era. Look forward to culinary classics like Goldbroiler or Würzfleisch in an absolutely authentic ambiance.

They are the East German symbols of sympathy and have become established in Berlin's streetscape after reunification – the Ampelmännchen!

Since 1995, the Acoustic Music & Jazz Club in Berlin-Mitte has been offering jazz concerts in a cozy atmosphere with excellent acoustics.

Where did the Berlin Wall stand? The Berlin Wall Trail makes history tangible, on foot or by bicycle.

Anyone looking for authentic GDR baked goods cannot miss this institution in Friedrichshain. Biesewski bakery still bakes according to old recipes, taking customers back in time with the taste of genuine 'Ostschrippen'.

At W. Prassnik pub in Berlin-Mitte, the era of GDR pub culture comes alive, as the interior is reminiscent of a classic HO gaststätte down to the last detail. Those who stop here will find not only the home-brewed Prassnik beer but also an atmosphere that needs no artificial backdrop and instead captivates with simple honesty.