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Located on Brückenstraße in Berlin-Mitte, BESH serves vegetarian and vegan cuisine that brings the flavors of the Silk Road to Mitte. Homemade falafel, satisfying bowls, and sugar-free brownies meet a philosophy that does not see health and enjoyment as opposites.

Schaubude Berlin is the city's production house for puppet and object theater and operates in a listed department store building from 1929 on Greifswalder Straße. Puppets, materials, and everyday objects are on stage. Many plays are aimed at children aged three and up and last around 45 minutes.

At Rummelsburger Bucht, instead of a rental station, there's a solar-powered vending machine with lockers: book online, open the locker with a code, take out a board or kayak, and start paddling. Paddles and a dry bag are included, with prices starting from 14.99 Euros. For spontaneous water sports in Berlin, Heiuki is the most straightforward address in the city.

The Catharinenquelle delivers thermal brine from a depth of around 450 meters, which reaches up to 36 degrees Celsius with a three percent brine content. This includes four whirlpools, an AquaSound pool with underwater music, and seven saunas distributed across two buildings, including a bread-baking sauna where bread is made in a wood oven and then tasted.

At Stadtnatur Berlin, birthdays are not celebrated indoors but out in the Plänterwald in Treptow: three hours of hut building, tracking and stealth games, led by nature educators and expressly for children aged three and up. The flat rate is 180 Euros for up to fifteen children, and families bring their own food along into the forest.

The Three Little Pigs Hostel Berlin is housed in a former nunnery on Stresemannstraße, two hundred meters from Anhalter Bahnhof. All rooms face the quiet inner courtyard. Among Berlin's hostels, it is clearly geared towards school trips, with group rates starting from 18 Euros and a nightly security team.

Estrellas Chocolaterie on Schöneberger Akazienstraße works without machines: In the back room, everything is stirred, spread, and dipped by hand at two tables. The specialty is chocolates with essential oils from rose to Atlas cedar, a 50-gram packet costs 2 to 3 Euros. Among Berlin's confectionery shops, hardly any has a more personal touch.

The Wellblechpalast in the Sportforum Hohenschönhausen has been an ice rink since 1958 and got its name from the corrugated iron roof, which was added over the rink in 1963. Today, the professionals of Eisbären Berlin train here, and the Eisbären Juniors play their home games in front of up to 4,695 spectators. Among the ice rinks in Berlin, this one is for ice hockey evenings rather than individual skating sessions.

The Cut is located on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg, a few steps from the Wilmersdorfer Straße pedestrian zone, and explicitly invites its guests to come by without an appointment. Washing, cutting, and blow-drying cost 28 Euros for men, and beard care costs 8 Euros. A bonus card eventually earns regular customers a free haircut.

beets & roots was founded in Berlin in 2016, and the original store is still located on Große Hamburger Straße in Mitte. The menu was created by a Michelin-starred chef, the bowls can be individually customized, and vegan options are equally available alongside chicken and salmon. For superfood in Berlin, this means: a bowl for just under 14 Euros, freshly prepared daily.