Things to do in Schonefeld

A memorable place in history. The only place that you could cross into east or west Berlin. Doesn’t take long to see, but should see it.

A great urban park in Berlin with significant historical value. It is located on the former airport site of Tempelhof and it's actually an immense area which you can walk around. It really gives you a scale of how big an airport really is. I really liked how the terminal buildings were kept, although when I visited they weren't opened for visiting. It's a great place to bike, especially as it's quite a large chunk of area. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there and highly recommend it!

The entire execution ground has a very cold feeling. It was also a very important custody facility during World War II. Many Jews were destroyed here. There are also many historical memorials from World War II.

I absolutely love the Berlin Zoological Garden! The layout is incredibly well-planned, making it an absolute breeze to navigate. Unlike many massive zoos, the pathing here is so clever and seamless that your visit never feels tiring or exhausting.A couple of major highlights from my trip:• The Goat Feeding: Getting to feed the goats directly was such a joyful, interactive experience.• The Seals: Watching the playful seals splash around and put on a show was pure entertainment.It is a beautifully designed, relaxing park that offers a fantastic experience for animal lovers of all ages.Highly recommended!

[Overall Impressions] There is a four-story underground space beneath a Berlin subway station. It resembles an air-raid shelter used during World War II, but unlike Japanese air-raid shelters, the facilities are integrated into a kind of town. The guide's stories are also very interesting, and it's definitely worth a visit. [How to Visit/Duration] - The tour is conducted as a 90-minute tour. There are no Japanese tours, but English tours are available. I took the most common tour, the "Dark Worlds." - The tour I took was guided by a native English speaker, so I enjoyed the 90 minutes in easy-to-understand English. However, if you can't hear the explanations, it may be difficult to understand, as there is almost no written explanation. [Ticket Price] - The price is 13€ for students and other eligible visitors. - You can purchase tickets directly on the day, but they can often be fully booked, especially on weekends. If you make a reservation in advance through the website, you will receive a QR code, which you can simply show. ・As stated in the PDF you received upon completing your reservation, the meeting point is right outside the station (second photo). [Important Notes] ・Photography is prohibited inside the cave. ・There are no restrooms once the tour begins, and no time allotted for toilet use. ・There are no luggage storage areas or lockers. ・An exhibition guide book is available (English, 5€), but the building selling it seems to close around 4 PM. Please note that if you are taking a tour starting at 3:30 PM, the building will already be closed by the end of the tour and you will not be able to purchase it.

Suitable for engineering students who love machinery and technology. It has everything from land, sea and air, and some models of physical principles. It is very large and takes at least half a day to visit. The exhibits in the aviation section are very good, especially the exhibits related to the German Air Force during World War II. Boys should like it! And the ticket price is not expensive, it is definitely worth a visit!