A great museum of contempopary art located in a former brewery, with interesting video installations. Afterwards, you can enjoy tea surrounded by beer tanks.

A completely empty glass pavilion in the huge Retiro park, where everyone sits on the floor and takes photos. Built in the style of the Crystal Palace in London.

A beautiful building with a courtyard, founded by Juan March, "the richest man in Spain." You can spend the whole day here, enjoying coffee in the inner patio, visiting great exhibitions, having lunch at the super cool café on the lower level, and browsing books at the shop. Perfect place in the hot summer!

A huge 70-meter lake made of tar or resin in the middle of the square. Wilhelm Koch created it and wrote all the names of Fassbinder's movies and plays on top of it. A nice wink to all film students.

The best saunas with a dozen steam rooms, from wet to dry, two pools, and everyone naked. What's not to like? For 10 euros, they will give you towels, a robe, and slippers, plus 25 euro for an hour's admission.

A must-go in the summer! A long pool, beer, and sand right on and in the Spree. It's better to go on weekdays.

Japanese hot springs and saunas, where you can relax after the hustle and bustle. They also offer massages, tea, and food. The saunas are separate, and they provide disposable underwear, towels, and yukatas.

A cool and relaxed gym with monthly subscriptions, very convenient! There are showers, changing rooms, and beautiful Israeli bodybuilders. There are also two floors and all the necessary equipment.

A year-round outdoor pool away from the main tourist spots. In winter, the water is warm, and a thick mist rises from it.

The best Turkish breakfast I've ever had. You can try everything with an addition. You don't need to book, just come. Strictly speaking, it's a Lebanese restaurant, and what I call Turkish breakfast is actually a brunch, but just believe me, it's a must.

The coziest courtyard, huge portions of simple home style food, dogs, children, and chatting everywhere. It's great to come here for lunch and then sit and chill for a few hours with a beer.

My favorite place in LA. Huge portions, everything is very tasty, and you can buy all kinds of groceries to take home. There is also a beautiful Airbnb apartment above the café.

Cool sandwiches and everything you need for nice a picnic, plus great bread.

A very Instagrammable coffee shop with great coffee, greenery, and good music. I worked there all day when I was in Seoul.

Coworking, food, and coffee in a church! If you stay longer than 1.5 hours, you need to book in advance. Four hours cost 10 pounds, and it includes one drink.

I don't drink coffee, but I like to hang out there with my laptop, meet friends, and pet dogs.

A long beach with shells, dry grass, and dunes where you want to take off your shoes and walk, walk, walk. A place of power and expensive memories to the heart. I love it off-season, from November to March.

A real huge American university campus, with libraries, parks, dorms, and academic buildings. In parallel life, I would study, live, and come up with what to do when I grow up here. Especially awesome in the fall.

A crazy place, a huge avalanche of sand, an artificial forest approaching its foot. They say it's best to come at sunrise, but even during the day, the place makes a colossal impression.

A beautiful restaurant in a former brewery building.

A restaurant for a leisurely family dinner in the garden.

Compact, tasty, elegant, with beautiful lighting and presentation. A twist on Turkish cuisine. Best to book in advance.

A famous restaurant of a famous chef, where they cook seasonal products in the simplest and therefore most delicious way. I was blown away by the baked fennel with honey and nuts.

A flawless Italian restaurant in the golden cube of the Lenbachhaus museum.

Delicious beer, interesting seating. In an unpleasant area, but it's worth it. We had a lot of fun there, and I've loved it ever since!

A tiny bar with snacks and wine. Everyone hangs out on the street and drinks bottles and bottles of prosecco.

A place that saved me from boredom and heat when I found out that I don't like Bali. The most delicious Margherita pizza ever. If you take it home on a bike and do it quickly, it won't have time to cool down.

A café with Levantine food near Görlizer Park. They play good rap music, and during warm weather, there are tables outside. Everything is very tasty!

A renovated market with various stalls where you can have a glass of sparkling wine, snack on antipasti, and take pictures in an old photo booth. I'm nostalgic for seven years ago!

A small glass pavilion on the pier with the tastiest crabs, lobsters, shrimp, and craft beers. I love their ceviche and macaroni with seafood. A stunning sunset.

Delicious food in a beautiful old church building!

Pulled beef with cheese and prunes to die for!!! Plus, a view, tablecloths, and a beautiful veranda.

Another impeccable cafe by the theater. Deliberately simple, but very delicious.

White tablecloths, an amazing cherry pie, and long conversations over tea.

The perfect department store in a beautiful building. You want to buy everything, try everything on, and sample everything. There are cool storefronts!

The perfect weekend home to go with your friends. A kibbutz, a beautiful interior, a terrace where you can have dinner and breakfast. Ideal!

The Princes Islands' diamond house is wooden, creaky, with cats and a record player. On the terrace, it's cool to drink wine and watch the sea. I dream of spending fall season there.

The last apartment on Airbnb where I felt like someone really lived there. Beautiful entrance, very conveniently located, super kind hostess.

The perfect hipster hotel for a solo trip to New York with a chic view.

A small cafe that makes dense milk ice cream with Italian flavours and serves coffee until 9 pm (a rarity in Berlin!)

An endless pedestrian embankment by the sea surrounded by dogs, cyclists, and children. My place of power and the only area in Istanbul where I could live. From the endpoint, you can take a ferry to the Princes Islands.

A huge, beautiful, old cemetery where you can go for long walks.

Regularly updated amazing contemporary art exhibitions in a bunker transformed into a museum by a couple of philanthropists. You can only see it with a guide in German or English. It's one of the best museums I've been to!

An incredible series of works by Cy Twombly, followed by fantastic ice cream across from the museum. And you might find your favorite artist (that's what happened to me).

The best contemporary art museum I've been to.

A massive open air sculpture park near New York, where you can walk among huge works by Calder, Noguchi, and Serra. From there, you must go to Dia Beacon, my favourite museum in the world.

The Yokohama passenger terminal building was transformed into a public space and became a paradise. Everything is wooden, and you can see the waterfront and the sea, and everyone is with children. On New Year's Day, you can watch the first sunrise here.

A Catholic church resembling a glass blue cube. You can attend a organ concert and be blown away!

A balloon ride turned out to be a real wonder. And the fact that it is at sunrise only adds to the feeling of magic - the valleys and rocks below turn gray, pink, and then brighten in the sun. Regardless of the company you fly with, everything is worth it and lasts the same. It is worth booking in advance. And it's not scary at all.

An enormous self-governing commune in the middle of Copenhagen with canals, wooden houses, and lush grass. They say that the laws of Denmark do not apply there! An alternative world that is within reach.