This week, millions will take to the airways for Christmas travel. As families slog through the mundane reality of contemporary air travel, we might pause to reflect on the ghosts of airports past, ...

After its closure, the airport famous for its Nazi and cold war history became a green public paradise. When developers smelled blood, Berliners fought back It’s never easy to ask someone to give back ...

If you only do one thing in Berlin, there is no better place than here to feel the weight of history and the addictive energy of one of the world's most vibrant and libertine cities. There are few ...

Once one of the largest buildings in the world, the terminal at Berlin's former Tempelhof Airport played many roles in history, from symbol of Nazi power to vital link in the Berlin Airlift. Kent was ...

BERLIN — Gabriele Leech-Anspach was a young mother with a toddler when Soviet authorities suddenly imposed a blockade on West Berlin in 1948, cutting off all road, train and boat access and leaving ...

Tempelhof Airport in Berlin, once a symbol of Nazi power, will likely see its last flight this October. Its runways are not big enough for large planes, and Berlin is building a new international ...

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...

Berlin has a new public park, and it’s bigger than the Tiergarten, closer in size to Central Park in New York. The opening of the Tempelhof Park on the grounds of the former Tempelhof Airport comes a ...

The future of the Tempelhof Airport in Berlin has been one of the most hotly contested urban development issues facing that city in decades. Like Philadelphians, Berliners are making a stand to have ...