Berlin Pub
A pub in Charlottenburg with outdoor seating.
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A pub in Charlottenburg with outdoor seating.
A museum inside a World War II bunker, covering Nazism and the Führerbunker remains, postwar German history and a separate Ukraine section on the Russian invasion.
A Schöneberg pub with outdoor seating, where smoking happens only outside.
A Schöneberg pub with outdoor seating, open every day from the morning until midnight.
A lookout in Mahlsdorf in the city's far east, with step-free access.
A pub in Wilmersdorf with outdoor seating, open until 1am on Monday to Saturday.
A pub in Neu-Hohenschönhausen with outdoor seating.
A pub in Prenzlauer Berg, open from Tuesday to Saturday and closed on Sundays and Mondays.
A cafe-bar in Wilmersdorf with seats outside.
An ice cream parlour in Prenzlauer Berg, open daily from midday to evening.
An ice cream shop in Wilmersdorf with outdoor seating and vegan options.
A café, bar and shop inside a BMW dealership on Kaiserdamm, serving the roastery's own coffee and teas. Freshly painted cars are nearby, and there is a sunny terrace.
A weekday café in Friedenau run by the Berliner Kaffeerösterei roastery, with outdoor seating.
A neighbourhood pub in Charlottenburg, open from noon on Fridays to Sundays and until midnight on weeknights.
A pub on Münzstraße in Mitte that is smoke-free, with outdoor seating and wheelchair access.
A neighbourhood pub in Schöneberg with outdoor seating, open afternoons into the evening.
An arts centre in Lichtenberg, listed with a street address and little else known about its programme.
A small museum in underground rooms at Gesundbrunnen station, covering the Nordsüd-S-Bahn, Berlin's first underground railway. It also shows changing S-Bahn colours and a large collection of model trains.
An antiques shop in Charlottenburg with a second-hand bookshop of more than 5,000 volumes, spanning Biedermeier to 1960s design. Nostalgic music plays while you browse.
Scale models of Berlin's city areas, presented on the city's urban planning website.
A theatre in Marzahn named after Anton Chekhov, with staged productions as its core.
Neighbourhood Gaststätte in Mitte serving traditional German home-style cooking and draft beer, with outdoor seating.
Italian pizzeria in Kreuzberg with outdoor seating, listed as offering vegan and vegetarian options.
Neighbourhood bar in Lichterfelde with indoor seating only, for a simple drink together.