Over the past few years, Berlin has firmly made and held its place as one of Europe’s most popular city breaks. Berlin has become known for its modern street art and hipster vibes while still holding on its history. When planning my weekend in Berlin, I knew I had to visit the more traditional attractions such as the Brandenburg Gate and the East Side Gallery, but I also I wanted to find a different side to Berlin. I wanted to find the more unique things to do in Berlin.

Nine unique things to do in Berlin
Visit the Museum of computer games
A museum dedicated to the history of computer games, from Pac-man to Nintendogs this museum has them all, a completely interactive museum that is good fun for everyone. Make sure you sign the waiver before playing on the pain station!
The Berlin Computer Game Museum

Join a free walking tour
Join a free walking tour run by German students for all the insider information on Berlin. These guys know the city better than anywhere else and it is also a great way to meet other travellers. These tours run three times daily at 10.30am, 12.30pm and 2.00pm starting at the one80 hostel in Alexanderplatz.
Visit their website here
Visit Berlin Zoo
The Berlin Zoo is so beautiful, spacious and completely worth a visit, the collection of animals there are one of the widest ranges I have seen. Make sure you pay a visit to the adorable polar bear that plays in the water with her ball. Attached to the Zoo is also a large aquarium, and a combo ticket can be bought for 20 euro, entry to the Zoo on its own is 14.50 euro.

Eat at Burgermeister
A trip to Burgermeister is a MUST for anyone visiting Berlin, this burger place was recommend to me and now I am recommending it to everyone. They do a wide range of meat burgers and an awesome mango curry tofu burger, which is making me hungry just thinking about it! The average price of a burger and fries is roughly 6-7 euro.

Visit the Currywurst Museum
Located near Check point Charlie, this museum is a place to visit if you are after a bit of silly fun. Completely dedicated to the famous german dish, this museum offers a fun interactive journey through the history of Currywurst.
Visit their website here
Tour Berlin from the comfort of a bed
Legs hurting from all the walking? Lay down, relax and enjoy all the sights of Berlin from the comfort of a mobile bed. Prices start from 25 Euros for 30 minutes for two people or 45 Euros for 1 hour.
Visit their website here
Visit the Berlin Story Bunker
Based inside an authentic world war 2 bunker, the bunker is three floors of the history of Berlin. Located on the third floor is the chamber of horrors – not for the faint hearted! Choose this place over the more traditional Berlin Dungeon, but don’t go on a Monday like we did or it will be closed.
Looking for somewhere to stay in Berlin? I recommend the East Seven Hostel
Take silly photos in one of the many street photo booths
There are old school photo booths littered all over the streets of Berlin and for just 2 euro you can take black and white passport photos to help you remember your visit to the beautiful city.

Eat the best Vietnamese food outside of Vietnam
Berlin is a place for damn good food. I am not a fan of traditional German cuisine so I was pleasantly surprised to find an abundance of Asian restaurants – mainly Vietnamese, we ate in Monsieur Vuong and it was honestly as good as some of the dishes I ate in Vietnam. You queue to eat in this place for a reason. I loved Monsieur Voung so much I wrote a whole review about the restaurant.
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earthtoconnie
Friday 2nd of August 2019
I visited Berlin in 2017 and I can't believe I never saw one of these street booths. I for sure would have stopped at everyone I saw
Courtney
Saturday 27th of January 2018
Ohh a tour on a bed! Now that sounds really fun! Great tips! Also have to try Currywurst Museum when I visit.
Emma @ Adventures of a London Kiwi
Thursday 1st of September 2016
This is making me want to revisit ASAP!
Curious Claire
Tuesday 28th of June 2016
I'm so glad burgermeister is on the list. Love that place! There's also a tree in Berlin that has the Stand By Me lyrics carved into it
Dennis hudson
Wednesday 12th of July 2017
Do you remember where the tree was located? Sounds cool!!!
Tink Jayne
Friday 11th of March 2016
Haha, I did the bed tour thing. It was actually quite scary - there is no seat belt or anything to hold in. I just clung onto the duvet! Omg we searched for Burghermeister quite late at night and couldn't find it and now, from your picture, I realise why - we were behind it the whole time (enjoying some Beers in a bar literally starting at it, haha!) x tink jayne - travel & lifestyle x allabouttink.co.uk