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A neighbourhood café in Neukölln serving breakfast, lunch and evening drinks, with vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating.
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A neighbourhood café in Neukölln serving breakfast, lunch and evening drinks, with vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating.
A sauna in Karlshorst, open on most days of the week.
A wood-fired earth sauna in a garden of about 500 square metres with a pool, open most days into the evening.
A clothing-free mixed sauna bathhouse in Prenzlauer Berg with an outdoor sauna garden, where infusions use natural essential oils. Phones and cameras are banned, cash only, and massages can be booked by phone.
A spa in Pankow styled as a Roman temple, with a Finnish sauna, a Roman salt-steam bath and a whirlpool. Colour-light and aroma therapy are offered in the saunas, and a restaurant serves main dishes, desserts and coffee.
A cozy Neukölln bar known for a wide range of cocktails and a large selection of draft beers, with many snug corners.
A contemporary art space in Gesundbrunnen showing exhibitions, public programmes and long-term projects, with a radio show on Sundays.
Italian restaurant in Wilmersdorf whose dining room also hosts private celebrations. Pasta options include tagliatelle, pappardelle, linguine and tortellini, plus gorgonzola and scampi dishes.
Restaurant inside the COSMO Hotel in Mitte, serving creative cuisine built on products from selected producers. Tables look out over the park next door, and an evening bar serves drinks.
A German restaurant in Wilhelmsruh with tables outside, open into the late evening on weekdays and at weekends.
A bistro in the petrol-station part of a listed 1929 garage, with no fixed menu and dishes that draw on cuisines from around the world. Tapas, flammkuchen and salads, and a Sunday brunch from late morning into early afternoon.
A park in Mitte listed as wheelchair accessible, with little else known about it.
Group exhibition by painters R.H. Quaytman, Frances Scholz and Nandi Loaf, pairing new canvases with Scholz's 1990s paintings. The works probe how painting relates to architecture, photography, film and language.
Restaurant at the Joersfelder Segel-Club clubhouse on the Havel shore in Tegelort, open to the public. It has a sun terrace, a shaded beer garden and indoor rooms with water views.
A theatre house on Bismarckstraße in Charlottenburg, with wheelchair access.
A members' allotment garden in Prenzlauer Berg, open to visitors at set times in season. It has run a swap market and a harvest festival with readings, plus campfire live music in the evening.
A German restaurant with a beer garden and river view in Tiergarten, serving seasonal dishes indoors and under trees outside.
A former palace with its grounds in Biesdorf, hosting art exhibitions, art education programmes and events, with a café on site.
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.
Neapolitan pizza, pasta and seasonal salads in a former forge on the EUREF campus, with a fireplace room, a terrace and a glass conservatory looking onto greenery and the Gasometer.
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.
Mediterranean restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with pavement seating on Dunckerstraße.
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.