MITTE. Modern experimental art is on display in this gallery. Works by internationally renowned artists including Peter Friedl and Via Lewandowsky and local favorites such as Susan Turcot combine to create an intriguing collection. TRANSPORTATION: U6 Kochstrasse

MITTE. This upscale gallery displays various works of art that originated in Britain. Well-known artists, including Sara Lucas, Christopher Jenssen and Damien Hirst, are included in these exhibits. S-BAHN: Hackescher Markt

MITTE. This gallery has represented the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) in West Berlin since 1965. The program has supported many well-known artists, including Daniel Buren, Mario Merz and Andrea Zittel. TRANSPORTATION: U6 Kochsstrasse

MITTE. Owner Gerd Harry Lybke uses this rustic gallery to display his collection of experimental art. The majority of the works on exhibit are by artists from what used to be East Germany. Dresden painters Neo Rauch and Christine Borland are among the many artists on show. Lybke's supportive efforts regarding these artists' works enabled five of them to be included in the famous Documenta X. TRANSPORTATION: S1, S2 Oranienburger Tor

CHARLOTTENBURG ­ WILMERSDORF. Various pieces of work are on display in this intriguing gallery. The most prominent theme on display is classical modern art, which features works of the surrealistic era. U-BAHN: U 1 Uhlandstraße