Alessandro Stefan

Lovely place. So many books, so much knowledge. If you want to check their catalog, there is a website where you can check what they have, but they warned me it is not updated. You can send them an email with your requested book and they will reply with an answer.

There is a big selection of books from all ages and for all ages. The people that work here are really nice and welcoming. Also you have a couple of historical places around this bookshop, like the Oldest Tree in Paris.

Check it out, you won't regret it!

I try to contain myself here, not to burst into tears. You will find this place in the most "unexpected" place. When you access the building you will see pictures of Anna Frank as a baby, then a picture per year, showing how she grew.

When you enter the building you will see a FAQs area and the counter for the tickets and audio guide. In front of you her dairy and the story behind it.

What i liked the most about this museum is how interactive it is. The best thing is that it is adapted for kids. Meaning you will

I am going to review only the infrastructure and not the service, due to almost in every airport you get the same bad service. First of all the place is kind of easy to reach, if you have a late night or an early morning flight like 4am, you can arrive in a regional train, and it will take you in around 30 minutes.

The infrastructure is really vintage, I am not a fan of this type of vintage. It looks like it was decorated in the 70s. It smells a bit of humidity and there are some walking belts broken (in reparations) at the times I've been there.

Overall is ok, but not very user friendly in most cases, due to the lack of accessibility and friendliness from the workers.

A really beautiful Mall. Of the best in Berlin. Most of the malls here are kind of lame, they don't have anything special that makes you visit them. Most of the time i buy online, but this Mall, along with a couple others makes the difference.

The place is not big enough to make you feel lost, but is big enough to have nice stores, a good variety and also good places to snack. During Christmas there are some kiosks that sell candies and hot beverages. The Christmas decoration is also very nice.

There is a lot to see in this museum. If you don't want to ruin your experience, and see the museum quietly, then go on weekdays in the morning, because weekends are full of people, it looks like a market.

There are nice original items, but also lots of replicas. Be sure to read the item description before hyping, most of the replicas shown here, have the original at the Louvre in Paris.

Overall the museum is not too big, you can spend around 45 to 70 minutes here, depending on the amount of people.