East Side Gallery

Artistic memorial along the remaining Berlin Wall
Noteworthy for: Particularly famous is Dmitri Vrubel's painting, My God, Help Me to Survive This Deadly Love, of Soviet Union leader Leonid Brezhnev kissing GDR head Erich Honecker.
Tipple of choice: Head to the man-made beach bar here, Strandgut, to party Ibiza-style around a pool, or to the neighbouring Jamaican equivalent, Yaam, for jerk chicken and rum.
The world's largest open-air art space, East Side Gallery consists of 1.3km of murals and slogans. Created by artists including Bodo Sperling and Thierry Noir in 1989, the aim was to express opinions on the Wall's legacy and, in so doing, leave a legacy of their own.
All the artwork is displayed on the old Eastern side of the wall. Over the years, however, many of the paintings have been damaged by nature and vandalism. A restoration project was implemented in 2009, with many of the artists returning to touch-up their existing work, or add new ones.

Amongst the most-visited exhibits, is the slogan: 'Many small people, who in many small places, do many small things, can alter the face of the world.' The gallery is free to visit, though you can arrange guided group tours through the website.

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