Schloss Britz
Dishes range from German home cooking to upscale international cuisine, served in a palace with a historic backdrop. The same site also has a hotel and an event barn called Ochsenstall.
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Dishes range from German home cooking to upscale international cuisine, served in a palace with a historic backdrop. The same site also has a hotel and an event barn called Ochsenstall.
A café and event venue on the Schlossinsel in Köpenick, by the Dahme, with a large terrace over the water. Sunday brunch is a riverbank buffet, and a branch of the Decorative Arts museum sits in the palace.
A pub on Torstraße where football is shown on a big screen and kicker (table football) tournaments are held. A Four Square game is also listed.
Schnitzel restaurant in Charlottenburg serving classic Wiener Schnitzel, creative variations such as a vegan oyster mushroom version, and German tapas. Regional ingredients are a stated priority.
Courtyard restaurant in Mitte with creative takes on schnitzel, including fish prepared as schnitzel, alongside German tapas and reworked classics such as a Roulade.
Schnitzel restaurant in Wilmersdorf offering classic Wiener Schnitzel, German tapas and creative schnitzel dishes, including a vegan oyster mushroom version. Vouchers are sold.
An Austrian restaurant in Friedrichshain with outdoor seating by the Schwanenteich lake.
A park in Zehlendorf to stroll or sit in, with limited wheelchair access.
A traditional old-Berlin corner pub serving hearty German home cooking such as Kassler with dumplings, Sauerbraten and Eisbein. East German Ostalgie decor and a blunt but friendly service style.
A neighbourhood pub on Kastanienallee with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed inside and out.
Berlin's first blacklight miniature golf course, in a former railway station building in Görlitzer Park. Its 18 holes are lit by UV light, and the course is played over roughly an hour and a half.
An Austrian restaurant in Charlottenburg serving Wiener and Steirer Schnitzel and crispy Backhendl. It also hosts all-you-can-eat Schnitzel and Hendel evenings on select dates, which need advance booking.
Berlin museum on queer history and culture, with changing exhibitions, guided tours and an archive and library of queer collections. Some of the tours are offered in English.
Hands-on science museum with more than 150 experiment stations on light, electricity, sound and mechanics, meant to be tried by hand. It is aimed at young and old visitors alike.
A Thai restaurant in Moabit with outdoor seating and step-free access.
A fully vegan sushi restaurant on the first floor above a supermarket entrance in Warschauer Straße. Bookings go through its website, and it is described as cozy and homelike.
A buffet restaurant in Rahnsdorf with an Asian-style selection that includes sushi, and a larger all-day buffet on Sundays and public holidays. À la carte ordering is available outside buffet hours.
A regional restaurant and beer garden on the Müggelsee shore in Köpenick, with views over the water and forest around it.
A vegetarian and vegan restaurant and café in Kreuzberg with a salad buffet, daily changing dishes and fruity cakes.