Collection: Berlin Souvenirs, Merchandise & Gifts • BER, THF & TXL Airport Codes

Celebrate your connection to Berlin with our collection of airport code souvenirs featuring BER, THF, and select TXL designs. Airport codes are more than travel identifiers—they represent the journeys we take, the memories we form, and the cities that leave a lasting impression long after we return home.

About Berlin

Berlin is Germany’s capital and one of Europe’s most dynamic cultural and historical cities. Known for its layered history, creative energy, architecture, and global influence, the city has evolved through periods of division and reunification into a major centre for art, politics, and innovation.

Today, Berlin is primarily served by Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER), which connects the city to destinations across Europe and around the world. Alongside BER, select designs in this collection also reference THF (Berlin Tempelhof Airport) and TXL (Berlin Tegel Airport), preserving important chapters of the city’s aviation history.

Together, these airport codes reflect different eras of Berlin travel—past and present—transforming aviation history into meaningful, modern designs across mugs, pillows, prints and more.

Why Berlin Airport Codes?

Airport codes like BER, THF, and TXL represent far more than logistics. For many people, they symbolize arrivals and departures, relocation, study abroad experiences, military connections, business travel, and unforgettable visits to Germany’s capital.

BER serves as Berlin’s modern international gateway, while THF and TXL carry strong historical and nostalgic associations tied to the city’s earlier aviation eras and its evolving identity over time.

Explore Berlin-Inspired Gifts

This collection features a curated range of made-to-order products, including mugs, pillows, prints and more. Each design is created to reflect your connection to Berlin—whether it’s where you’ve lived, travelled, studied, or dream of returning to again and again.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does BER stand for?

BER is the airport code for Berlin Brandenburg Airport, the main international airport serving Germany’s capital city.

What do THF and TXL represent?

THF refers to Berlin Tempelhof Airport, a historic airport with deep cultural and architectural significance, while TXL refers to Berlin Tegel Airport, which served as a major international gateway until its closure.

Are these products officially affiliated with Berlin airports?

No. These designs are independently created and inspired by Berlin’s airport codes and aviation history.

What types of products are included?

This collection includes made-to-order travel-inspired products such as mugs, pillows, prints and more.