Without doubt one of the most pleasant places in the city of Berlin. I love to start the day with…read morean appointment in the BCC. As a member of the International Associate Clubs (IAC) you get unlimited access to all areas of the club. This also applies to the excellent meeting rooms. The coronation: the sensational staff. There service is lived. Great!

Fabulously executed Capital Club with first class service, cuisine and their many member amenities…read more Best seat in the city on a beautiful night, when you dine at one of their beautiful window tables. Can't say enough about how they go above and beyond at the Berliner.

So very Berlin. or is that Stavromula Beta? In an unmarked…read morestreet next to a power station. Through two courtyards, through an unmarked door, then you are right into the mothership! In fact the only way to describe it is its like wandering onto a slightly blade runner-ish version of Doctor Who or HHG2TY from the 1980s; expecting a moaning robot and a guy with 2 heads and a patch to be sitting loudly drinking pan-galactic gargle blasters in the corner. Very chilled hackerspace, good secure wifi, more or less friendly guys in there, nice riverside garden but this isn't the place to ask for chilled vintage champagne or to wear a suit.. In summary: Mostly Harmless, for Stavro Mueller's Beta

Welcome to the spaceship. The whole interior is decorated in teh feel of a spaceship which in truth…read moreit really is- believe me.Extraterestrial gadgets and decorations everywhere. Buitl by the club and always smth new is added. A place for people that wanna hide away from thze real world but yet dont wanna abstain fromsome companionship and partying. The programm varies fromcomputing workshops to G.O. evenings, over Open Stage to concerts or simply Party nights. They have an outdoor area, which is right next to the river spree, whhere you can have barbleques or simply hang out. Cos the room is very big you can feel lost sometimes,the prices at the bar are adequate and every Tuesday theres an Opne Stage night for everyone. Go there and dive into the world of extraterrestrics

love this place! I have been looking for used books in English for 2 weeks, that don't cost the…read moresame as a new book and found this gem. Tons of books, yes, you have to search a bit, but after 15 minutes I walked out with 3. and best part is they are on loan, meaning I have two months to read them and when I return them I get all my money back -€1.50 for each book. Which is great for a traveler who doesn't want to carry around a bunch of books and weight but loves to read. I can't wait to finish my books and get more.

This was my second time at Another Country; the first time we tried to visit on a Monday without…read morerealizing they were open Tuesday-Sunday. Blerg. Anyway we finally made it in tonight. The staff seemed pretty enough, as in we were greeted, given general directions on their purchasing/lending rules, then free to browse without interruption. I'd describe this store as a shitshow in the best sense of the word. I've never been in a building like this, in Germany or otherwise. The rooms were massive with 18-20 feet high ceilings and STACKED with books. The sections were categorized by fiction, crime novels, biographies and so on. In my opinion, the books were 70% basic run of the mill garage sale type books, so you really have to dig deep to find anything worthwhile. We purchased 5 books for the whopping cost of 25.50€, and if we return them we get all of our €€€€ back, minus 1.50€ per book. Not a bad deal and for this reason, I'd definitely return!

Such a unique art experience! Housed in a former bunker, the Boros Collection is an exhibition of a…read moreportion of Karen and Christian Boros' private collection. The manner in which it is exhibited is quite unique. There are no text accompanying each art work. Instead visitors are accompanied by a mediator who chooses and creates their own set of presentations based on their own research about the art and artist. Which means, no two visits are the same! Highly recommended for contemporary art lovers! Advanced bookings are recommended.

A contemporary exhibition that changes every 4 years held within a bunker from WW2 that then used…read moreto be a club before it became owned by the Boros family. You are not allowed to explore freely, booking is through reservation via a group tour in the language of your choosing. Tours are about 1.5 hours and include explanations of the art works as well as the history of the building. It was very interesting and also helped us to enjoy the art having background information about the artist as well as the tour guide's analysis. No photos allowed in the space, but would definitely go again to see an exhibit in the future.