The weekend is here again and that always pushes the mood up. Specially when the weather forecast promises that the sun will be shining (or better say: flashing) during the day.

Because of that I would like to talk about one of my favourite places in Berlin: Tempelhof. This abandoned airport stopped functioning on the 31st of October of 2008, after consequent years of financial loss. In May 2010, the empty field was inaugurated as the biggest public park in Berlin, and it was called Tempelhofer feld.

Nowadays, it is a relaxing space where people go with BBQs, pic-nics, frisbees, balls, skateboards, bicycles (even kite-surfs) to spend the late afternoon and enjoy one of the best sunset sights of the city (in my opinion!). Even more remarkable, there is a space destined as gardens, where the citizens could (some time ago, but not anymore) sow they own crops inside cozy plots with hand-made wood „furniture“. You can freely access to all of them, and enjoy a beer in the middle of the crops facing a sky painted of red.

 Pic-nic with some friends in Tempelhofer feld under a magnificent sky.