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In Rixdorf, Neukölln's quietest corner, behind Böhmische Straße 48 lies an ice cream manufactory with true neighborhood character. Since 2017, Eisderix has focused on handmade ice cream without flavor pastes, with flavors ranging from Strawberry Cheesecake to Caramel Beurré Salé. Small ice cream parlor, great craftsmanship.

At Walter-Benjamin-Platz in Charlottenburg, Antonio Bragato has created a Berlin institution: Il Calice combines a wine bar, vinotheque, and upscale restaurant under one roof. Those who secure a spot here will find one of the city's most impressive Italian wine lists.

QUADraTOUR sends groups from Wünsdorf through the low Fläming region, with approximately 80 percent of the routes on unpaved roads. Participants ride street-legal Arctic Cat quads, accompanied by two tour guides. Depending on the date, the destination is either an observation tower or what was formerly the world's deepest borehole. There are two special tours available for bachelor/bachelorette parties.

Since 2004, the Prime Time Theater on Müllerstraße in Wedding has been staging the theater sitcom 'Good Wedding, Bad Wedding,' now with over 140 episodes. The auditorium seats 230, and drinks and snacks from the café are allowed inside.

Café Keese on Bismarckstrasse in Charlottenburg has been a dance hall since 1966, featuring table telephones, around 400 seats, and an 80-square-meter dance floor. Tuesdays offer Disco Fox with a free taster course, and Sundays feature dance tea with bingo.

An Italian wine bar in Prenzlauer Berg that has been attracting regulars from all over Berlin for years: Sorsi e Morsi on Marienburger Straße stands for Sicilian and Apulian wines, generous antipasti platters, and a living room atmosphere that is rarely found with such natural ease.

The Tegelsee Cycle Route of the Reinickendorf district office is a 20-kilometer circular route with twelve stations; start and finish are at Tegel S-Bahn station. Along the way are Berlin's oldest tree, the Sechserbrücke bridge from 1908, and the Borsigturm, the city's first high-rise. Approximately two hours should be planned for the pure cycling time.

If you want to end your week's start with some sporty fun, just roll into SO36 on Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg. The legendary punk and rock club transforms several times a month into a roller disco, with funk, hip-hop, and roller boogie providing the soundtrack. Roller skate novices and pros share the same venerable dance floor during this after-work event.

Those looking for high-quality cosmetics in Berlin will find it in Weißensee and Mitte: Fühlbar Schön Kosmetik combines classic skincare with modern dermaceutical methods – individually, competently, and with noticeable results.

The 8MM Bar on Schönhauser Allee in Prenzlauer Berg has been Berlin's most famous DIY music bar for Post-Punk, Darkwave, and Garage Rock since 2002. Small, dark, raw, and yet legendary: Whoever enters here lands right in the city's underground scene.