The biggest chocolate house in the world is found in Berlin. Three generations supply the ultimate taste experience. The chocolate is all made by hand and gift wrapped in exquisite paper. A huge variety of chocolate is available so you're bound to find your favorite here. You'll also find astonishing chocolate creations like the Brandenburg Gate, the Titanic and a real chocolate volcano! Discover for yourself and enjoy all the mouth-watering temptations. The chocolate house also has its own restaurant, Europe's first chocolate restaurant, and cafe where lots of tempting delicacies are prepared with high quality cocoa and the best chocolate. [Read more]

The Kurfurstendamm is Berlin's largest shopping boulevard. It lies in the former West Berlin. After WWII, a small unknown street was singled out to become Berlin's Champs-Elysees. The Ku-damm (as it's known locally) simply had to become more beautiful than the historic Unter den Linden. On the corner of the Kurfurstendamm stands the KaDeWe department store. Another of the street's eye-catching landmarks is the famous Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gedachtniskirch (Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church). Numerous tourist-filled food and drink outlets are found along and around the Kurfurstendamm. Tip: many buses start their tours of Berlin here. [Read more]

If you're a fan of hip flip-flops, trendy synthetic bags, statuettes and other must-have gadgets, then you definitely must visit o.k.-Versand. The section of Berlin's population that loves interiors and design is familiar with this shop. It stocks everything from kitchen items to couches, great little gadgets and gifts. There are various branches throughout Germany and, of course, Berlin. You'll find a complete overview of the entire collection on the website. If you happen to find your dream light and it's too big to fit into you suitcase, don't worry. They deliver worldwide. [Read more]