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Stucco ceilings from 1894, candlelight, and creative German cuisine with a star: The Bieberbau in Wilmersdorf is perhaps Berlin's most romantic address for a dinner for two. What's served here partly grows in its own herb garden in the Barnim Nature Park.

FunkyFisch on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg is arguably Berlin's coolest fish restaurant: Mondrian-inspired neon light, raw concrete ceiling, and a daily stocked fish display in the center of the room. Here, restaurateur The Duc Ngo cooks with Mediterranean and Asian influences, Michelin-awarded yet without stiffness.

Located on the edge of Görlitzer Park, right in Kreuzberg, Café Mugrabi has been serving Israeli-Levantine cuisine since 2016, with roots spanning Haifa, North Africa, and Jerusalem. Creamy hummus, crispy roasted cauliflower, and hamshuka have long made this small café a must-visit for anyone who knows where to find truly good food in Berlin.

Nutts Thai Kitchen in Scharnweberstraße in Friedrichshain serves Northern Thai cuisine; the curry paste for the Khao Soi comes from Nutt's family business in his home region. Dining is exclusively on-site, reservations are made online or via message. Among Thai restaurants in Berlin, it is the go-to address for Northern Thailand.

Showbühne Berlin is one of the city's smaller variety theatres: 144 seats in row seating, a Gründerzeit building on Köthener Straße and a stage four and a half metres wide. The programme includes burlesque with Lola La Tease, drag, GDR comedy and the male revue SIXX PAXX. For a variety show evening, that means very short distances to the stage.

The Inge-Glas Manufaktur Store Berlin belongs to the Müller-Blech family, who have been working in glass craftsmanship since 1597 and hand-blow, internally silver-plate, and hand-paint their Christmas tree decorations in Neustadt bei Coburg. Around 15,000 historical glassblowing molds are available for this purpose. For Christmas decorations in Berlin, this means handmade unique pieces instead of mass-produced goods from a bulk pack.

Halloween in Berlin for children with a real spook guarantee: Haus Natur und Umwelt in the Wuhlheide in Berlin-Oberschöneweide invites families on 31 October 2026 to a day of spooky fun, with pumpkin carving, animal tours and crispy insects to try.

In Neukölln, on Nobelstraße, escape room fans dive into four themed rooms based on 80s movies: Ghost-Blasters, Back To The Beginning, Nakatomi Tower, and The Strange Thing. The operator of 80s Movie Escape runs three other Berlin locations with a total of 16 rooms and a game on the Müggelspree – returning customers are rewarded with a dedicated bonus program.

Spooky fun for the whole family awaits in Klaistow, about 50 kilometres southwest of Berlin: over the Halloween weekend 2026 the Spargel- und Erlebnishof runs a haunted corn maze with fog walls and sound effects, plus pumpkin carving and a fire show. Anyone planning Halloween in Berlin with children gets there easily by regional train.

Yellowed newspapers on the walls, knicknack all over and furniture with a rustic touch.