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A gallery in Prenzlauer Berg where you walk through the exhibitions at your own pace.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A gallery in Prenzlauer Berg where you walk through the exhibitions at your own pace.
A sushi and Vietnamese restaurant in Mitte with indoor seating, vegan and vegetarian dishes, and a no-smoking policy.
A Vietnamese restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with outdoor tables, open daily from midday.
A Nepalese restaurant in Kreuzberg with several vegan and vegetarian dishes and outdoor seating.
A Croatian grill in Moabit serving Argentine beef steaks and German home-style dishes, with two large terraces.
A waterside leisure area of small canals formed by the Müggelspree, run by a volunteer water-friends association with photo galleries of past and present views.
Fully vegan café in Prenzlauer Berg serving breakfast, brunch, Belgian waffles and cakes, plus house-made lemonade and outdoor seating.
Friedrichshain cultural complex mixing a pub, concerts, arthouse films, outdoor screenings and a theatre hall.
A small 1824 summer house by Schinkel in the Charlottenburg palace garden, now a museum where the rooms show how the royal family furnished it until 1840.
A Mitte theatre house whose programme is mostly productions, plus talks and performance pieces, staged in its own building on Brecht-Platz.
Museum on Berlin's Museum Island with the bust of Nefertiti and the Berlin Gold Hat, plus Egyptian and prehistoric collections.
Neukölln cinema run by the Yorck group, with a screening programme to choose from.
A Mitte art space with rotating exhibitions, open every day from late morning to early evening.
A beer garden in Tempelhof open afternoons and evenings, with outdoor seating and step-free access.
Café on Gabriel-Max-Straße with a wine bar section that opens Thursday to Saturday evenings. It has vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating, and smoking is only allowed outside.
Turkish restaurant in Friedrichshain, open from half past five in the evening Monday to Saturday. The date centres on a shared Turkish meal.
A Vietnamese restaurant in Friedrichshain with outdoor seating and a range of vegetarian dishes.
A Kreuzberg space for young artists where choreography and visual art meet, with residencies, workshops and presentations.
Sauna in Prenzlauer Berg, where you spend time in the heat rather than watching anything.
Indian and Asian restaurant in Schöneberg with outdoor seating and labelled vegan and vegetarian dishes.
A restaurant in Neukölln serving African dishes with meat on the menu.
A Korean-Asian restaurant in Charlottenburg with dine-in service and a menu in English and German.
A community garden run by two Protestant parishes on a former Wall border strip beside the memorial, with a quiet high point over an old cemetery.
A medieval church in Nikolaiviertel turned museum, showing city history, church music and contemporary art, with a sound installation called Chorus.