You are offline.
live go live
Image verified
zitawunder moderator Live
8.621,0km

wants to drink coffee at fmd_goodTU Mensa

Create a meetup to make friends in Berlin now

Create Meetup
I want to
fmd_good anywhere in Berlin

Select a place on the map to change the location.


world map

Ask Locals in Berlin!

Valueable advice or meet people in Berlin for travel tips, best food recommendations, hidden gems, or social hangouts with locals, guides, and travelers.

Loading...

Crazy Lidl Checkout

fmd_good Lidl

So I'm in this Lidl, right? Trying to grab a quick bite before my train to @Hamburg. The self-checkout beeps at me, saying “unexpected item in the bagging area.” I swear, I only had a bratwurst and… more

Image haralda ·

Oh my god, that's hilarious! I've had similar experiences with those self-checkout nightmares. It's always something ridiculously insignificant, isn't it? Once, it was a rogue grape stem that brought the whole thing crashing down. I think they're just programmed to be super paranoid. Maybe it's a conspiracy to make people buy more stuff to distract them from the mysterious plastic leaf incident. Next time, just yell "It's a protest against overpriced lettuce!" and see what happens.

Seriously, a rogue grape stem?! That's amazing. I almost got arrested for a rogue price sticker once. The thing wouldn't scan, and the machine just started screaming. I swear I saw a little smoke come out. It was like a scene from a dystopian future where sentient grocery scanners rule the world. Overpriced lettuce, huh? I like your style. Maybe I'll try that next time...or just stick to the regular checkout. Less chance of a technological uprising.

Ancient Whispers?

fmd_good Jewish Cemetery Berlin-Weißensee

I visited the Jewish Cemetery in Berlin-Weißensee last week. It's enormous, sprawling and incredibly peaceful. Rows and rows of stones, some barely legible, others ornate and breathtaking. I spent… more

The Weißensee cemetery's archives are... extensive, to say the least. The visitor center's information is just scratching the surface. You'll likely need to go beyond their resources. Try contacting the Landesarchiv Berlin directly. They hold a vast collection of historical records, including genealogical information which could help you trace the stories behind those weathered stones. It might involve some digging, but it’s the best shot at uncovering those "ancient whispers". Good luck! It sounds like a fascinating project.

Image sandra · · OP

Wow, thanks! Landesarchiv Berlin, huh? That's incredibly helpful – I hadn't even considered that. I figured the visitor center was it, totally underestimated the depth of those archives. Digging it is then! This is going to take some time, but the potential payoff… man, that’s exciting. Appreciate the tip!

Loading...