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Located on Schiffbauerdamm in Mitte, the Berliner Ensemble stands for political contemporary theater with a rich Brecht history: a neo-baroque building, an international ensemble, up to 15 productions per month, and an occupancy rate that makes Berlin's theater scene look pale in comparison.

One of the most popular activities during excursions to the Spreewald is a traditional barge ride with lard bread and Spreewaldgurke (famous cucumber).

The waterfront restaurant Mutter Lustig offers a big, sunny terrace with the perfect view over the water and its own wharf.

The dancing school Zapatissimo focusses on Latin-American dance and teaches salsa of all levels as well as Bachata, tango and Kizomba.

The cult restaurant at the Winterfeldt market creates freshly prepared falafel.

For more than 100 years the boat restaurant Alte Liebe, moored on the Eastern bank of the Lower Havel, has been offering refuge from the big city stress to Berliners.

The Factory Kitchen is a young and hip restaurant in Berlin-Mitte and the canteen of the creative start-up scene located in the factory Berlin campus.

The Hotel de Rome is one of the few 5-stars superior hotels in Berlin located in a historic building, the carefully renovated former company headquarter of Dresdner Bank on Bebelplatz.

Erich Kästner has immortalized the Kempinski in Berlin in his famous children's book "Der kleine Mann" in literature. Of course the protagonists Jokus von Pokus and Mäxchen Pichelsteiner stay in the luxurious Kempinski when in Berlin!

The restaurant Hafenküche scores big time with its view of the Rummelsburg Bay, breakfast by the water, lunch and gorgeous picnic baskets.