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The Deutsche Kinemathek holds the estate of Marlene Dietrich: around 300,000 sheets of paper, 16,500 photographs and 3,300 textile objects. It also keeps audiovisual material on almost 80,000 film titles. Since the move from Potsdamer Platz the institution has worked in the E-Werk on Mauerstraße, a former substation with around 4,000 square metres.

Orankesee Lido in Hohenschönhausen features a 52-meter long water slide, a children's slide, a soccer arena, beach volleyball, and a separate non-swimmer area. The bathing lake is about four hectares in size, and the lido opened in 1929 with Baltic Sea sand. Admission costs 8 Euros, reduced 5.50 Euros, cash payment only.

Bier's Kudamm 195 has been selling currywurst on Kurfürstendamm since 1965, founded by the Berlin photojournalist Klaus-Peter Bier and now run by Gregor Bier, the second generation of the family. Champagne, including Dom Pérignon, is served with the homemade spicy sauce. The currywurst costs 3.80 Euros, with and without casing.

On the Pichelswerder peninsula on the Havel, Berlin Piratas rents out kayaks, four-person canoes, and stand-up paddleboards, including XXL boards for up to ten people. The first hour in a single kayak costs 15.00 Euros, a full day a maximum of 45.00 Euros. Vest, dry bag, and water map are included, reservations are only required for ten people or more.

Melitta Sundström on Mehringdamm in Kreuzberg has existed since 1995 and carries the name of the Berlin drag queen and activist who died in 1993 and who performed stage shows and chansons in the eighties. For almost two decades the way to the SchwuZ club led through this bar, which today holds a hundred guests and two terraces.

The event cooking studio in Spandau hosts groups of twenty people or more in a 230 square meter industrial loft with 8.50-meter-high ceilings. Two cooking islands, a long kitchenette, and Miele technology are available, followed by a shared meal. There is space for up to ninety guests, and a large free parking lot is directly in front of the door.

Textbauer Lektorat on Torgauer Straße is owned by Ulf Schumann, who has been exclusively proofreading and editing since 2014 and explicitly lists applications in his service catalog. Billing is per standard page; urgent orders incur a surcharge. For job applications, this means cover letters and CVs receive a professional review before submission.

Peacock Island in the Havel is a UNESCO World Heritage site and can only be reached by ferry, which costs 6 Euros and includes admission. Peter Joseph Lenné designed the landscape park from 1821; around 400 old oak trees stand on 67 hectares. The park rules are strict: paths must not be left, dogs, bicycles, and barbecues must be left at home.

In Kladow there is not just one dog exercise area but two of them: one on the Bechsteinweg and one on the Ritterfelddamm. Both form part of the roughly 140 hectares of forest exercise area that Spandau offers in total. One limitation is worth planning for: the bus lines serving Kladow do not stop directly at the area itself.

Bar 3 is located in a dead-end street at the end of Linienstraße, diagonally opposite Soho House and a few steps from the Volksbühne. A horseshoe-shaped bar counter occupies almost the entire room; seating is only available on stools and window sills. Kölsch is served in tall, slender glasses, and refills are provided until a coaster is placed on the glass.