Where to go in berlin
Where to go in berlin KaDeWe Puro Sky Lounge Clubs Cultural Entertainment & Shopping Museums & Exhibitions Puro Sky Lounge The Puro Sky Lounge combines the culture and the luxury of Berlin, reflecting pure lust for life. The Puro covers about 1,000 square meters on 3 floors, offering the perfect stage for any kind of event. Whether an exclusive party, a huge business event or a dinner, everything is possible and the guest will have an unforgettable evening or night! You will have an amazing view over Berlin with the famous shopping mile Kurfürstendamm and the Gedächtniskirche. With such a unique view, you will feel “on top of the world”. Puro Sky Lounge Tauentzienstrasse 9 - 12 10789 Berlin Tel: +49 30 26 36 78 75 Metro: U Kurfürstendamm U1 U9 KaDeWe Founded in 1907 KaDeWe is one of the world’s major department stores. Its fine and distinct feel for emerging trends, the elegant creations displayed in its shop windows, the design of the theme areas and, last but not least, the selection of products and services offered have all been instrumental in shaping the KaDeWe image. With 8 floors and more than 60,000sqm KaDeWe offers luxury goods, fashion, accessories, beauty, home & living, culture & entertainment and of course the legendary gourmet floor on the 6 th story. KaDeWe – Kaufhaus des Westens Tauentzienstraße 21-24 10789 Berlin Metro: U Wittenbergplatz U1 U2 U3 Museum of Photography The Museum of Photography is shared between two main organisers, with a total of 2000 square metres of floor space at their disposal. The first is the Helmut Newton Foundation itself, which occupies the two lower floors that have housed the successful permanent exhibition "Helmut Newton's Private Property", as well as individual exhibitions on the Helmut Newton's work and his contemporaries. The second is the Art Library's Photographic Collection, which presides over the newly resplendent Kaisersaal on the second floor. The Photographic Collection's holdings date back to the very early days of photography, through to Pictorialism around the turn of the last century, the Neues Sehen or 'New Vision' of the 1920s, to the new artistic styles of the present day. Opening Hours Tue-Sun 10 am- 6 pm, Thu 10 am - 8 pm Museum of Photography The Museum of Photography Jebensstraße 2 10623 Berlin Tel.: +49 (0)30 / 266424242 Metro: U Kurfürstendamm U1 S +U Zoologischer Garten U2 U9 S3 S5 S7 S75 50
