Mitte

The Friedrichstadt-Palast on Friedrichstraße has 1,899 seats and a usable stage area of 2,854 square meters. From late November 2026 to late January 2027, it will host the Young Show Spooky Charlottenburg, in which three children awaken a grumpy ghost in Charlottenburg Palace. Over 100 talents aged between 6 and 17 years perform on stage.

In Berlin-Mitte, on Friedrichstrasse, Feine Wäsche has established itself as the premier destination for exclusive lingerie, luxurious nightwear, and high-quality swimwear. The specialty shop stands for carefully curated collections from international top brands and advice that truly listens.

Hidden in the vaulted cellar of the historic Hamburger Hof in Scheunenviertel, Mitte, is Berlin's most peculiar magic museum. Covering over 600 square meters, the MAGICUM Berlin Magic Museum showcases around 450 exhibits from all over the world, from African ritual masks to Dutch witch scales. A museum that takes cultural history and mysticism seriously with humor.

Friedrichstraße in Berlin-Mitte is one of the capital's most famous shopping streets, combining city history with a unique shopping experience. Between Checkpoint Charlie and the Friedrichstadtpalast, fashion stores, chocolate specialists, and the renowned cultural department store Dussmann line the boulevard. Those who stroll here don't just shop; they experience a piece of Berlin.

The Berlin Wall Memorial is the central place of the German division and is in the historical site of Bernauer Strasse.

Hostel Ballhaus Berlin is part of the complex of Berlin's oldest ballroom on Chausseestraße, 1100 meters from the main train station. Behind the facade, you'll find 1920s industrial design with a spiral staircase and a disco ball. Suites, private rooms, and dorms for up to ten beds are available, and a small stage equipment is provided for music classes.

At KunstHof on Oranienburger Straße, you'll find the interior that was exhibited in 1974 in the Soviet pavilion of the Leipzig Trade Fair: hand-carved sandalwood columns, painted walls, and floor cushions. The Tajik Teahouse serves its tea from a samovar, the Russian tea ceremony costs 8.80 Euros per person. Payment is cash only.

New Year's Eve 2025 at Oxymoron Berlin: A six-course menu featuring vegetarian and classic highlights awaits guests in the stylish Art Nouveau courtyard of the Hackesche Höfe. Starting with a Crémant aperitif and tuna tartare, the truffled black salsify cream soup and venison medallions are among the highlights.

In the Anne Frank Center Berlin at Hackescher Markt in Berlin-Mitte the permanent exhibition "All about Anne" is shown.

Since 1913, Clärchens Ballhaus in Berlin-Mitte has stood for what this city does best: bringing people together. In the historic Spiegelsaal (Mirror Hall), dance history meets a vibrant present, and those who come alone rarely go home alone.