The heart of Wilde Matilde in Nikolaiviertel is a bar built from a historic chain carousel. Additionally, there's the Kaisersaal in old Berlin coffee house style, an in-house patisserie, and on weekends, the Berlin Varieté Show with Can-Can, aerial artistry, and live saxophone. Varieté in Berlin with Eisbein and no aftershow party.
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The bridal fashion atelier Lara.S in Scheffelstraße in Lichtenberg combines two things that are otherwise separate: a curated selection of wedding dresses and its own tailoring studio. The establishment is run by Larissa Zimmermann, who customizes dresses and, if desired, completely redesigns them. The business was formerly known as Queen-Dreams.
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The Tempodrom started in 1980 as a circus tent at Potsdamer Platz and has stood since 2001 as a concrete building with a 37-meter-high folding roof on the site of the former Anhalter Bahnhof. The Great Arena accommodates up to 4,200 guests and is built like a modern amphitheater; in the basement, there is a saltwater pool 13 meters in diameter under a concrete dome.
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Pasta & Basta serves fresh Italian cuisine prepared traditionally on Knesebeckstraße and features a terrace in front of the restaurant. A pasta dish costs between twelve and twenty Euros, reservations can be made by phone or online, contactless payment and Apple Pay are accepted, and the venue offers space for private events.
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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.
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House of Dotcity at Graefestraße in Berlin-Kreuzberg offers fair-trade home accessories, furniture and lifestyle products.
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ZU SPÄTI?!-Molotow Cocktail on Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg is a Späti (late-night shop) and cocktail bar in one: in the front, there's a self-service refrigerator, in the back, a neon-lit bar where cocktails are mixed. You can order drinks to enjoy on-site or to take away. Happy Hour makes the house drink Molotow Cocktail the cheapest way to start the evening.
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Brennnessel Tattoo Studio in Berlin is one of the younger tattoo studios in Berlin, captivating since early 2020 with innovation, artistic freedom, and the highest hygiene standards. Designs are tested with the help of augmented reality visualizations before actual implementation and closely coordinated with clients. This studio is particularly suitable for tattoo newcomers, as much is explained and the process is guided.
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At Almstadtstraße 3, between Alexanderplatz and Hackescher Markt in Berlin-Mitte, resides Berlin's most consistent fashion visionary: Esther Perbandt has been showcasing avant-garde, gender-neutral black collections here for over 18 years, conceiving fashion as an act of art.