Wen Cheng II
Noodle restaurant where the dough is stretched by hand in an open kitchen. Choose the fiery traditional style or the sweeter Wen Cheng one, with adjustable heat.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Noodle restaurant where the dough is stretched by hand in an open kitchen. Choose the fiery traditional style or the sweeter Wen Cheng one, with adjustable heat.
Friedrichshain branch of the noodle house where Biang Biang noodles are stretched in view of diners. Beef and lamb versions sit alongside vegetarian options.
A Kreuzberg café serving sandwiches, coffee and cake, with outdoor seating.
A garden section in Lichterfelde planted with high-mountain plants from the western Caucasus, to stroll through.
A sports bar beside Volkspark Wilmersdorf, serving pasta, burgers and sandwiches, with live football on the screens and seats outside.
Restaurant in Wedding serving Croatian and international cuisine.
Pizzeria and pide restaurant where the owner-chef placed first at a Berlin pizza championship in 2016. Pizza and pide are made fresh daily.
A traditional Berlin restaurant in the Nikolaiviertel, with works by Heinrich Zille on the walls and German home cooking on the menu.
A coffee house built to recall 1920s Vienna, furnished with early 20th-century pieces. It serves breakfast, lunch, coffee and cake, with sweet and savoury dishes and egg or vegan choices. The kitchen closes in early afternoon.
A culture bar in Rummelsburg with a cultural programme open to performers and a bookable quiz night, with outdoor seating.
Specialty coffee cafe in Hermsdorf serving breakfast, with vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating.
An exhibition that sets aside documentary records of performance and turns attention to the stage space itself.
Traces skateboarding in East and West Germany from the 1970s, showing how young people in both states took up the board.
An exhibition tracing a century of Berlin press and photojournalism, from the city's pace and contradictions to its appetite for striking images.
Street photographs of everyday life in 1970s East Germany by Klaus Greiner, shown at Reinbeckhallen.
Exhibition of street photography by some of the best-known names in the history of the medium.
An exhibition marking 50 years of the Freunde der Domäne Dahlem, built around interviews with contemporary witnesses shown on video screens. The listing is in German.
An immersive exhibition across 1,200 square metres in Friedrichshain on Berlin in 1936, when the city presented itself as cosmopolitan under Nazi rule.
A solo show by Berlin artist Tina Winkhaus, built around a battered football, a deer and a dove and the memories these images carry.
Seraphina Lenz's show takes the little black dress as its subject, from Chanel's 1926 design to its later life as a uniform.
Ten days of citywide science events at research institutes, museums and cultural spaces, with talks, panels, art-science exhibitions and bar nights. Most events are free, and the 2026 edition centres on the personal side of science.
A New Faces night at Tresor, hosted by Primal Instinct, showcasing emerging artists on the decks and the floor.
A beginner woodworking course covering materials, planning, wood selection and finishing a workpiece by hand.
A planetarium show about black holes, with a presenter who talks the audience through it live in German.