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The Tempelhofer Feld is the largest city park in Europe with enough space for inline skaters! The 4.5 km circular route for skaters leads amongst others over the runway of the former airport.

From 01.11.2024, the Ratskeller Köpenick will be offering its popular goose dinner, combined with live music in a historic setting.

On Valentine's Day, the Britzer Seeterrassen offer a love breakfast at the lovely park “Britzer Garten” in Berlin-Neukölln.

The Beef Club by Hasir stands for Dry Aged Beef of the highest quality, an open show kitchen, and more than six decades of meat passion from Berlin's culinary legend Hasir. The steak comes from their in-house aging cabinet and is aged with Himalayan salt.

Ritterland at Richard-Tauber-Damm is an indoor playland in the south of Berlin, extending its castle theme to the names of birthday packages. Admission at 7 Euros per child during the week is among the cheapest in the city, and if you visit seven times, the last visit is free. Important for planning: Only cash payments are accepted here.

In the Bergmannkiez, in the heart of Kreuzberg, resides one of Berlin's largest record stores: Spacehall combines an impressive vinyl assortment across three rooms, focusing on electronic music from House to Techno to Minimal, and has long achieved the status of a true Berlin institution.

A real insider tip for anyone who appreciates cozy pubs and good, loud rock music is the Sheriff Teddy in Berlin-Friedrichshain.

Located on the tranquil Beetzer See near Kremmen in the Ruppiner Seenland, Hotel and Spa Sommerfeld is a wellness hotel by the water north of Berlin, exclusively for adult guests. Instead of hustle and bustle, there's forest, water, and an 800 square meter spa.

Beer was served at Pfefferberg on Schönhauser Allee as early as 1844. Today, Thorsten Schoppe brews seven of his own varieties there, from the tart Bergpils to the alcohol-free Bergstrasse. Half a liter costs a uniform 5.50 Euros, and a brewery tour with tasting costs 29 Euros. Among Berlin's brewpubs, it is the only one operated as an inclusion business.

Kreuzberg's most famous creative and educational center for children and young people opens its doors free of charge for everyone. Across five floors, right next to Viktoriapark, children can craft, dance, build, and experiment – here, it's not the parents' wallet that counts, but the child's talent.