Formerly known as the “Walled City”, Berlin is the capital and largest city of Germany. Straddling the banks of River Spree, this beautiful city is known for its historical associations, lively nightlife, cafes, clubs, bars, street art, and numerous museums and palaces. Being the major center of politics, culture, media, and science, Berlin attracts thousands of tourists from all around the globe. Pose and click Instagram-worthy pictures in front of the famous historic landmark of Brandenburg Gate, a symbol of unity and peace. History lovers will enjoy exploring the old and important museums along the 400 meter (1312 feet) long canal – Museum Island. The Gendarmenmarkt is another popular landmark, which comprises of three historic buildings of the Konzerthaus, the French Cathedral, and the German Cathedral. Families with children can pay a visit to the Berlin Zoological Gardens, where they will come across 20,000 animals big and small, from Arctic wolves to zebras. Nightlife is an integral part of Berlin, and tourists often tend to visit those bars where they can drink while listening to some soft music. Check out the best piano bars in Berlin, Germany.
1. Bristol Bar
A landmark of the Berlin hotel industry, this traditional bar depicts the history of the reconstruction of West Berlin after the Second World War. Hang out with friends in this social meeting place boasting a classy ambiance and sports events and music clip presentations over 200 types of first-class cocktails. Relax in the elegant leather armchairs and gulp down exquisite drinks or enjoy learning the process of mixing a really good cocktail with good ingredients. Visitors can also take out their cigars for smoking while listening to live piano music.
Bristol Bar
Address: Kurfürstendamm 27, 10719 Berlin, Germany
Website: Bristol Bar
Opening hours: Tue - Sat: 7:30pm - 2am (closed on Sun & Mon)
2. Vincent Piano Bar
Located on the edge of Spree River, next to Friedrichstraße station, Vincent Piano Bar is a French bistro offering fine cocktails and snacks. Enjoy a cozy evening with your partner in this bar, amidst the relaxed ambiance, and listen to live piano music while quenching your thirst with interesting drinks. Beautifully decorated with Vincent Van Gogh paintings, this place provides a romantic atmosphere for its guests. Unwind here with a glass of good rum and enjoy the nice jam sessions.
Vincent Piano Bar
Address: Schiffbauerdamm 6/7, 10117 Berlin, Germany
Website: Vincent Piano Bar
Opening hours: 5pm – 4am (daily)
3. Van Gogh
Existing since 1997, Van Gogh Piano and Cocktail Bar is the perfect place for music lovers looking for live piano music from classical and jazz, to rock and pop. Head to this cozy bar, and enjoy hanging out with friends over a nice selection of wines, beers on tap, and a large choice of cocktails. Choose among a wide choice of cocktails, fine wines, single malt whiskey, gin, rum and small snacks like cheese platter, while listening to soft music. Quench your thirst with a Sex on the Beach, a Planters Punch or a Caipirinha drink, amidst an exceptional atmosphere created by Van Gogh paintings on the wall.
Van Gogh
Address: Grolmanstraße 41-43, 10623 Berlin, Germany
Website: Van Gogh
Opening hours: 5pm – 3am (daily)
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4. Piano Salon Christophori
Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account
Posted by Piano Salon Christophori on Tuesday, June 9, 2020
Immerse yourself in a magical and unique atmosphere with piano paraphernalia hanging from walls, trinkets galore, old couches and chairs, and chandeliers hanging from chains. Browse through a collection of historic grand pianos kept at this place, and also enjoy piano recitals, chamber music, and jazz performances. Head here for a wonderful night of music with friends or family, feel the vibe, and sip on the drinks, which are included in the price of the ticket.
Piano Salon Christophori
Address: Uferstraße 8-11, 13357 Berlin, Germany
Website: Piano Salon Christophori
Berlin Tour Guide
Matti Geyer
I was born in Berlin the year before the wall fell and thus had the fortune and privilege to grow up in a city that was growing up itself. In 2008, I decided to turn my passion for this amazing city into a career by becoming a tour guide. Both my parents lived in East Germany: My dad became a teacher, until refusal to join the Communist party ended his career, whilst my mom worked as a tour guide for tourists from the Soviet Union. In a way, I am following in her footsteps, although our tours would be incredibly different. For instance, my mom failed her first test tour, when she didn’t refer to the Berlin Wall by its official East German propaganda term ‘antifascist protection barrier.’On my tours, I am always happy to share personal family stories about what it was like growing up in such an exciting and ever-changing city. I have a Bachelor’s degree in English and History from the University of Potsdam and a Master’s degree in European Studies from the Viadrina Frankfurt/Oder.When I’m not guiding, I work as a journalist at one of Berlin’s biggest radio stations or spend time with my wife and son. I have also lived in New York City and in Brussels, where I worked at the Goethe-Institut and the European Parliament, respectively. I speak fluent English with hardly any accent. I am a member of the Berlin Guides Association. I am looking forward to showing you around this amazing city – on and off the beaten track – and to sharing its fascinating anecdotes, stories, and secrets! I am also a big fan of Potsdam, and am always happy to take people there as well!
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Asaf Leshem
My name is Asaf and I am a professional tour guide. I hold a Ph.D. in Dark Tourism and interpretation of history. In Berlin I guide tours on such topics as the Cold War, the Third Reich, Berlin's Jewish Heritage, Berlin and Brandenburg's Prussian History, and more. I also guide in Potsdam, and I am certified to guide in the Memorial and Museum Sachsenhausen. I am also an enthusiastic runner and cyclist. For repeating visitors, looking for unique experiences outside the city, I guide special cycling tours in Brandenburg's northern lake district, and in the Spreewald Biosphere Reserve.
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Tina
Born and raised in Australia, I studied psychology at the University of Queensland but had always loved reading modern history books. I came to Berlin for a nerdy history vacation in 2017, fell in love with the city and decided to make it home. I offer tours of Berlin and its surrounds which are rich with history and packed with energy. I don’t just show my guests Berlin's sights; I also explain the history behind them in an accessible and engaging way and help my guests to connect with the city’s spirit and uncover its real soul. Not sure what to do in Berlin? In addition to my Tips on Trip101, you can find lots of ideas on my Instagram. Every Thursday I post a highlight Story called "Tina's Tips" where I suggest events in Berlin for the coming week, like comedy, live music, gallery tours, dance parties etc.
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5. Froschkoenig
Located in the heart of the Schillerkiez, this place offers live concerts, readings, running pictures, cabaret performances, and much more. Visitors will only have to walk for a few miles from the Tempelhof airfield in order to reach here and enjoy the amazing nightlife over here. Sit by the crackling open fire with a glass of exquisite wine and enjoy the magical experience with your friends. Treat yourself with a wide range of high-quality distillates and immerse yourself in contemporary art from around the world.
Froschkoenig
Address: Weisestraße 17, 12049 Berlin, Germany
Website: Froschkoenig
Opening hours: 6pm - 2am (daily)
6. Sally Bowles
An ideal venue for people looking for an unforgettable experience, Sally Bowles offers an atmospheric ambiance of the ‘20s. This lively place serves as a quiet café during the day and serves German cuisine for lunch, while at night it turns into a rocking bar with live music. Hang out with friends in this outwardly inconspicuous location and gulp down the bar’s creative cocktails, while listening to swing and jazz music. With amazing vintage décor, great piano music, and friendly staff always at your service, this bar is a perfect place to crash in.
Sally Bowles
Address: Eisenacher Str. 2, 10777 Berlin, Germany
Website: Sally Bowles
Opening hours: Tue – Sun: 6pm – 1am (closed on Mon)
7. Steigenberger Hotel Berlin
Nestled in the center of the City West, this hotel will amaze you with its outstanding design, 398 rooms and suites, and the restaurants and bars stationed here. If you are looking for the best of Berlin culinary experience, this would be the right place to visit. The chefs prepare small and large yummy delicacies, which are prepared from primarily regional ingredients and are available throughout the day. Head to the PianoLounge, if you are interested in live music and a sophisticated cocktail. With bar specialties and a pleasant atmosphere, business partners and friends often tend to plan a meeting over here.
Steigenberger Hotel Berlin
Address: Los-Angeles-Platz 1, 10789 Berlin, Germany
Website: Steigenberger Hotel Berlin
Enjoy a visit to lively Berlin
With a mix of vibrant culture, cutting-edge architecture, fabulous food, intense parties and tangible history, Berlin allows travelers to simply enjoy a relaxing and rejuvenating holiday. From marveling at the remnants of the Berlin Wall to admiring the splendor of a Prussian palace or visiting Checkpoint Charlie, this city is the perfect travel destination. The German capital also boasts some of the best piano bars so ensure you drop by one!
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