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• 36 Hours in Berlin by DENNY LEE December 10, 2006 Few cities are changing as profoundly as Berlin; it’s like New York City in the 1980s. With so much to explore and create, the city never sleeps. (read article)
• Berlin: Weinerei by ANDREAS TZORTZIS February 10, 2008 At honor-system wine bars, rent yourself a glass and sample as many of the wines as you want for just 1 euro. (read article)
• Armchair Traveler by RICHARD B. WOODWARD January 27, 2008 The Taschen guide series is among the handsomest on the market, but anyone looking for discerning judgments or local insight will be out of luck. (read article)
• The Sophie Butler report: Berlin for less by Sophie Butler April 18, 2001 In the last of our series on cutting costs in European cities this spring, we look at ways of making your money go further in Germany's famous capital (read article)
• Berlin: City guide by Nick Trend April 20, 2001 Nick Trend explores the gateway to 21st-century Germany (read article)
• Berlin: City guide by Nick Trend April 20, 2001 Nick Trend explores the gateway to 21st-Germany (read article)
• Berlin: City guide by Nick Trend April 23, 2001 Great avenues lined with elegant 19th-century buildings compete for attention with towers of glass and steel - this is still a city with two faces, says Nick Trend (read article)
• Berlin: Falling in love again May 23, 2001 Berlin is celebrating the life of Marlene Dietrich with a new exhibition. But, as William Cook discovers, there are poignant reminders of her all over the city (read article)
• Germany:Gone - and very nearly forgotten by Stanley Stewart March 27, 2004 Fourteen years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Stanley Stewart goes in search of a landmark (read article)
• Treasures from Berlin by Kate Connolly November 16, 2005 Kate Connolly unearths a magical Christmas world, guaranteed to inspire even the most weary shopper. (read article)
• Coming in from the cold January 20, 2007 Kate Connolly, our correspondent in Berlin, suggest what to do and see in the city in winter (read article)
• Where to stay in Berlin January 22, 2007 Simon Horsford recommends places to stay in Berlin's Potsdamer Platz. (read article)
• The sleepy secret heart of Prussia April 21, 2007 The novelist Justin Cartwright explores the beauty of a region that bred resistance to the Nazis before being corralled by Communists for 40 years (read article)
• Berlin travel guide February 02, 2008 A guide to the best sights and places to eat, drink and sleep in the German capital. By Nina Hamilton. (read article)
• Berlin in the summer? You could do wurst February 02, 2008 With its superb museums and festivals and lively caf&eacute<s, the city is at its most entrancing on long warm days, says James Woodall. (read article)
• Berlin: putting a foot on the pedal of the past February 22, 2008 Once the subject of mockery, the two-stroke Trabant has become an iconic tourist attraction in Berlin. Adrian Bridge gets behind the wheel. (read article)
• Volunteer holidays at Berlin's RitzCarlton April 28, 2008 Volunteer tourism is moving into the mainstream. John Graham-Hart reports from a small pond in Germany. (read article)
• Sir Jonathan Miller's heaven on earth June 23, 2008 Director and presenter Sir Jonathan Miller is fascinated by the cultural life of Berlin, a city which has come to terms with the horrors in its past. (read article)
• Kempinski Hotel Berlin: Hotel watch June 27, 2008 Lisa Grainger finds the d&eacute<cor a little too faded at the Kempinski Hotel Berlin, but discovers the staff is the most friendly and helpful she's met anywhere. (read article)
• Girl's guide to Berlin February 10, 2009 Berlin's best hotels, restaurants, bars, shops and attractions. (read article)
• Hotel de Rome: Where to stay in Berlin by Nigel Campbell March 16, 2009 Nigel Campbell reviews the Hotel de Rome, which has transformed an old jewellery vault into an impressive beauty spa. (read article)
• Schlosshotel im Grnewald: Where to stay in Berlin by Nigel Campbell March 16, 2009 Nigel Campbell reviews the Schlosshotel im Gr&uuml<newald, a baroque mansion with strikingly beautiful rooms and a spectacular panelled restaurant. (read article)
• Store Review: Zeha in Berlin by EVAN RAIL March 08, 2009 This shoe brand has two boutiques selling modern sneakers based on styles from the Communist era, in the former East Berlin. (read article)
• Berlin: Summer in the city by Nick Trend May 02, 2001 Nick Trend explores the German capital, a city that has it all, from beaches and gardens to hot summer nights and wild festivals (read article)
• Berlin from Wall to ball December 14, 2005 Simon Horsford finds hipness alongside history on the German capital's road to recovery. (read article)
• Hello to Berlin by Sandi Toksvig January 20, 2007 On a whim - and a cheap dawn flight - Sandi Toksvig is propelled to the German capital in winter. (read article)
• Concert House Orchestra: Berlin's other orchestra by Ivan Hewett February 25, 2009 Berlin's Konzerthausorchester is an ensemble to rival Simon Rattle&rsquo<s. (read article)
• Hotel Adlon Kempinski: Where to stay in Berlin by Nigel Campbell March 16, 2009 Nigel Campbell reviews the Adlon Kempinski, one of the city's iconic hotels, which reopened in 1997 after its destruction in 1945. (read article)
• Prussia by water: Boating in northern Germany July 18, 2008 No one expects a laidback Prussia, but that's exactly what Cassandra Jardine and her family encountered on a week-long boating holiday north of Berlin. (read article)
• Win a trip to Berlin to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall May 29, 2009 Have you taken a memorable post-Wall visit to Germany? Tell us about it for your chance to win a trip for two to stay at the historic Hotel Adlon Kempinski. (read article)
• Berlin: Events marking the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall by Adrian Bridge May 29, 2009 Berlin will celebrate 20 years after the fall of the Wall with special exhibitions, open-air displays, street theatre and concerts. Adrian Bridge picks some of the best events on offer. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition winner: Berlin's history is our history by Barry Snelson September 18, 2009 In May we offered a trip to Berlin, Germany's capital, for the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Wall, jointly with the German National Tourist Office. Barry Snelson, our winner, explains his love for the city. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition: The fake orange castle by Julia Clayton September 18, 2009 A runner-up in our Fall of the Wall writing competition, Julia Clayton discovers a rejuvenated part of Eastern Europe &ndash< where shadows of the recent past still remain. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition: A short journey in Berlin by Michael Caldon September 18, 2009 A runner-up in our Fall of the Wall writing competition, Michael Caldon, a former resident of West Berlin, retraces a once-familiar journey in very different circumstances. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition: Berlin twenty years on September 18, 2009 A runner-up in our 'Fall of the Wall' travel writing competition, Michael Spencer sees hints of what once was in a newly prosperous east Berlin. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition: Grlitz before and after by Roy Walker September 18, 2009 A runner-up in our Fall of the Wall writing competition, Roy Walker describes a poignant return to the former East German town of G&ouml<rlitz. (read article)
• Fall of the Wall competition: Reconciliation on Berlin's Bernauerstrasse by Andrea Redmond September 18, 2009 A runner-up in our Fall of the Wall writing competition, Andrea Redmond considers the end of a divided Berlin through the eyes of a child. (read article)
• Save or Surge: Berlin by GISELA WILLIAMS April 26, 2009 Hotels, restaurants, shopping and nightlife for every budget. (read article)
• Berlin: Then and now by Adrian Bridge October 09, 2009 Adrian Bridge recalls the fall of the Berlin Wall in November 1989 and looks ahead to events marking the 20th anniversary. (read article)
• Store Review: Balls in Berlin by GISELA WILLIAMS May 10, 2009 This polished little shop describes its business as men’s lingerie. (read article)
• 36 Hours in Berlin by DENNY LEE October 11, 2009 The Berlin Wall may have fallen 20 years ago next month, but in certain pockets of the German capital, the city is still divided — on whether the Iron Curtain was cool. (read article)
• Berlin: the party goes on... by Adrian Bridge November 04, 2009 Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, Adrian Bridge finds a city as vibrant as ever. (read article)