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Where Treptow meets Kreuzberg at Flutgraben, stands one of Berlin's most famous open-air clubs. A wooden deck, weeping willow, and canal water are as much a part of Club der Visionäre as relaxed minimal techno.

The Greenhouse in Glienicke/Nordbahn is the American diner in Berlin for Californian cuisine amidst tropical plants. The burgers are made from Hohenloher beef from Schwäbisch Hall, complemented by spare ribs and beef brisket cooked for 24 hours. Free parking is available outside on the B96, and inside, a new fireplace lounge awaits.

The Mariendorf location of Sixties Diner is one of the largest American diners in Berlin: over 300 indoor seats, a terrace and winter garden with more than 150 additional seats, and 15 private guest parking spaces. The burgers are made from 200 grams of dry-aged beef, the jukeboxes are flashing, and Bundesliga and NFL are shown on the screens.

In the Berlin district of Wedding, on Schulstraße near the Leopoldplatz underground station, Your Time2Escape awaits groups of 2 to 6 people with two atmospheric themed rooms - Doctor Cannibal and Russian Mafia. If you're looking for an escape room in northern Berlin, this is one of the few addresses available: a small, owner-managed business with personal game guidance, equally suitable for birthdays and team events.

Hole44 is one of the few hip-hop clubs in Neukölln that brings rap to the stage in a big way. The venue is located in the former Globus cinema on Hermannstraße, where today German rap artists like Veysel and Pa Sports perform, along with Neo-Soul and RnB. The focus is on live concerts rather than a weekly party series.

Anyone visiting Berlin playgrounds already knows them: the pointy-hooded jackets from Finkid, the Berlin label for high-quality children's outdoor fashion with a Nordic soul. The Direct Store on Bundesallee in Friedenau is the premier address for special children's fashion that withstands wind, mud, and rapid growth.

The Düppel Museum Village in Nikolassee reconstructs a settlement as it stood here between 1170 and 1220, on a site the size of ten football fields. On December 6, 2026, it transforms into 'Winterleben' (Winter Life): In the houses, food is cooked over open fires and carved, children strike fire and pour beeswax candles. Admission is free for those under 18.

Boulevard Berlin is the largest shopping center on Schloßstraße in Steglitz, formed in 2012 from the merged department stores Wertheim and Karstadt. Across approximately 64,000 square meters of retail space, Galeria, Media Markt, Douglas, and SportScheck line a covered city promenade. Renovations begin in 2026, with an indoor adventure world opening in 2027.

Julia Hacker has been running the Hacker und Presting bookstore since 1997 on Leonhardtstraße in the Charlottenburg neighborhood, near Amtsgerichtsplatz. On approximately 60 square meters, adorned with stucco and coral-red shelves, the focus is on fiction and children's books. Ordered titles are usually ready for pickup by the next morning, and shipping costs three euros.

In Charlottenburg, on Bleibtreustraße, the Kitchen Library awaits with one of Berlin's most atmospheric Easter menus: seasonal fine dining in a book salon, prepared by a duo that combines craftsmanship and warmth to create something special.