Introduction

Berlin is the capital of Germany and no matter how boring it might sound to look for something to do on a Monday evening, there is lots to do in Berlin. From a fan of music to an enthusiast of history or even food this city boasts of a facility that you can visit for aeten. So in this article, I will introduce some interesting activities for having fun in Berlin during Monday evening. Let’s dive in!

1. Visit a Live Music Venue

You will definitely love the music scene provided to you in case you are a music lover and this is in Berlin. The nightlife also offers many live music spots to choose from, which for the most part are spread all over the city presenting all types of music, including indie rock and jazz. One of these is the legendary Lido situated in colourful district of Kreuzberg. They also sometimes offer live music by bands from local and other countries; they offer live performances of ever band. So scroll down on their website and find out when they are performing next so that you can get your tickets in advance.

Tips:

For commonly televised programs, it is advisable to get into the living room earlier enough to create a good position.

In case there are changes or some important details were left unsaid, be sure to visit the website of the venue or follow them on social media accounts.

Visit that SO36, A-Trane or Musik und Frieden places to experience other different kind of live music performances.

Get to the venue early so as to get a good location for an all important match special when it comes to shows they attract massive crowds.

Please always pay attention to the venues’ website or the social networks to prevent any potential changes.

Other live music arspaces can also be visited such as SO36, A-Trane or Musik und Frieden to check other musical styles.

2. Visit Berlin Night Markets

Berliners might go out exploring night markets which are held every Monday on Kollwitzplatz and at Weddings. These markets are not just for tourists to enjoy the different tastes and smells But also for them to actually feel and taste the culture of a particular place. The RAW Flohmarkt in Friedrichshain is worth visiting as there is everything from vintage clothing, antiques, food from the street vendors. The other interesting market is Markthalle Neun in Kreuzberg that brings together a number of vendors who deal in food and beverages, with regional and international specialties.

Tips:

Arrive with your appetite and be ready to taste some delicious food all through your stay.

Carry cash because some of the food sellers may not transact with credit card.

Please be aware that the markets may open at different times as well.

If you’re famished, then it’s time go grab a fork and knife for this is the best place for food lovers.

Always carry cash because some of the vendors may not accept credit card payment.

Ensure the markets are opened depending on the time when you count on executing your trades.

3. Take a Nighttime River Cruise

Berlin at night will feel quite different if seen from the perspective of a nighttime guided and narrated sightseeing river cruise down the Spree River. These cruises can take you around various most famous view points of Berlin including the Berlin Cathedral, the Reichstag building and The Oberbaum Bridge all lit up at night. Some cruises even come with live music and dinner, and the whole thing is simply unforgettable.

Tips:

You should also make a booking in advance to build a reservation to escape some of the crowded time seasons.

Take warm clothing with you since it can be cold, even in summer on a boat.

Photography tour can be suggested so that to take magnificent shots of the city night view.

Since the number of clients encouraged to travel on the river cruise is many, then it is advised that you make an early booking to get a place especially during the festive seasons.

It might get cold when on the water even if it is summer so one should dress appropriately.

One may also take a photography tour in order to get an excellent, well-lit photograph of the landscape.

4. Of Berlin’s Wondrous Past

Tourists interested in history will find that many of Berlin’s museums and historical landmarks can be visited on Mondays as well. The famous museum Island situated on Spree River is the home to five eminent museums, out of them some are Pergamon museum which displays collection of art and architecture of ancient civilization. If you are interested in World War II you should definitely visit the Topography of Terror museum or the Jewish Museum. These sites help people to know more about the past history of the city.

Tips:

Some people prioritize the museums and historical sites they want to visit so that they don’t miss out on those they would like most.

This means one will need to avoid visiting attractions with costly entrance fees or or take a Berlin WelcomeCard to avoid charges.

There are also possibilities to hear the describable exhibits for the more significant number of museums for free in different languages including English using audio guides.

Plan in advance and try to choose those museums or historical sites which are more important to you.

One can buy a ticket that offers transportation and free entrance to some places or buy a Berlin WelcomeCard.

There are also tapes for rent at most museums if what you desire is to enjoy an audio-enhanced visit.

5. Nightlife Fun: Visiting a Different Kind of Bar

Specifically, every Monday night, Berlin is replete with beautiful and attractive, passionate and sensual people, excellent clubs, several of which are located in the building where EMA is situated. Not only does the city have all the mainstream bars you expect from a big city, it also has themed bars none like any other. One such treasure, is the ballroom in Pfälzerstr where Clärchens Ballhaus is located in the Mitte neighborhood. Here you can dine while listening to the music, you can dance, and even take the swing dance lesson should you dare. Some other standing bars include Victoria Bar or Schwarze Traube are some of the other places worthy Yi’ing a visit.

Tips:

Da einen unkonventionellen Drink in Berlin erwartet wird, sollte man auch keine konservativ-traditionalen und herkömmlichen Getränkevarianten bevorzugen.

Unfortunately, some of the bars have some kind of dress codes or even bar entrance fees so one must check this with other.

While your evening’s entertainment, grab a stein and sit at a traditional beer garden and take a sip of Germany’s best.

Accept new and different mixed drinks, new spirits that define Berlin spirit and new twists on old drinks.

Certain bars have dress codes or may require people to pay before they are allowed to enter and so one should research before going.

Begin your evening by eating some locally brewed beer in a beer garden which is part of the traditional hall.

Conclusion

Monday nights in Berlin are not very boring, quite the opposite, in fact. If you want to get lost in live music, shopaholics markets, river cruises or drenched in history, or even just find a bar with a difference, you will have no shortage of activities to enjoy in this city. Always remember that one must schedule well, walk around other areas, and become a tourist in Berlin. You are guaranteed to have an exciting Monday night in this city they call Berlin!