Feuerwehrmuseum Berlin
A museum in Tegel on the history of Berlin's fire brigade, with museum vehicles and equipment; the brigade was Germany's first professional fire service.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A museum in Tegel on the history of Berlin's fire brigade, with museum vehicles and equipment; the brigade was Germany's first professional fire service.
A two-room museum in a listed former school in Neukölln, showing the Bohemian Village and the Herrnhut Brethren, with volunteer-run displays of church costumes and Herrnhut stars.
Fine dining by chef Udo Knörlein, who cooks almost alone and makes pickles, bread and brioche in-house. The dining room holds more than 1000 cookbooks to browse.
A mirror-tent theatre where chanson, cabaret, comedy and musicals run alongside a restaurant and a piano bar that opens after Friday and Saturday shows.
A bar where the interior and glasses are made of ice, kept at about -10°C and themed as a polar expedition. Ice sculptures stand inside, and a ticket includes three drinks.
Japanese sushi restaurant in Wilmersdorf where small dishes travel past your seat on little wooden boats along a water channel.
Cocktail bar on Rosenthaler Platz built around a fictional 1915 playboy's drinking diary. Behind an inconspicuous door is a speakeasy with limited seats, tailor-made drinks and flavours with smoke or electric effects.
A restaurant and bar on a moored ship on the Spree, serving Asian dishes for sharing, with cocktails named after Berlin bridges.
A medieval-themed dinner show with a multi-course feast and mead, plus jugglers, fire and sword acts, bards and a puppeteer-storyteller, running a little over three hours.
A restaurant where dinners are eaten in total darkness, with a 4-course menu and themed shows or live music on some nights.
Sushi and Vietnamese restaurant where dishes are presented under water, beside saltwater aquariums and an open kitchen.
A bar built into a retired commuter train carriage, where drinks are mixed by hand to order, ranging from sweet and creamy to bitter and dry. Menus come in German and English.
A Kreuzberg cocktail bar styled as a chemistry institute, serving molecular cocktails, aged drinks and its own spirits. The basement has a dance floor run from guests' phones and digital table football.
A Mitte restaurant that claims to be Berlin's oldest, serving regional German dishes in two dining rooms and a beer garden. A goose dinner runs from November.
A cocktail bar in a former water tower by Obersee, with seats at the bar to watch the bartenders work. The menu covers cocktails, classic drinks and international wines, and there is a terrace for warm days.
Restaurant and bar in a former East Berlin cinema and techno club, with a high-ceilinged room, a large dinner island and reworked classic cocktails.
Light and media art in dark, multi-room spaces in a former industrial site, with permanent installations by Christopher Bauder, some interactive.
A museum devoted to disgusting foods, with exhibits and occasional tastings of unusual items such as durian and mite cheese. An audio guide runs over 70 minutes in six languages.
VR escape room where teams wear headsets and solve puzzles inside virtual worlds, with more than 20 scenarios from pyramid to wonderland.
A walk-in giant analog camera in Kreuzberg where you pose and trigger the shutter yourselves. Each life-size black-and-white print is one of a kind, and a mirror shows what others see.
A Charlottenburg bar with a toilet-themed interior since 1971. Furniture wobbles and tilts, tables float, and drinks arrive by lift. It pours a Herrnbräu pilsner and serves a house curry in a kidney-shaped dish.
An oriental dinner show in a large original Caidal tent called the Königszelt, with cushions and divans. The MiRAGE show mixes a wandering hero and a magic genie with magic, acrobatics, belly dancing and Middle Eastern dishes.
Experimental restaurant in Kreuzberg where the chef blends Peruvian roots with regional, seasonal produce from small producers. The menu changes constantly, and insects are on the plate.