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A tapas restaurant in Tiergarten with outdoor seating.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
A tapas restaurant in Tiergarten with outdoor seating.
A park in Spandau.
A garden behind the Alte Münze arts centre in Mitte, a green courtyard for a quiet walk.
A sit-down restaurant in Rudow serving fish and beef, with outdoor seating.
Indian restaurant in Schöneberg with outdoor seating and both vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menu.
Irish pub near Friedrichstraße with live music most evenings, karaoke every other Thursday and live sport on several screens.
Smoke-free Irish pub near Checkpoint Charlie, with outdoor seating and step-free access.
Japanese restaurant in Neukölln with vegan and vegetarian dishes on the menu.
Belgian restaurant in Prenzlauer Berg with tables on the sidewalk outside.
A late-opening pub in Mitte with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed indoors and out.
A small museum in a former workshop where Otto Weidt employed blind and hearing-impaired Jewish workers during the Second World War, trying to shield them from deportation. Guided tours run in several languages, including English, and admission is free.
Museum attached to the Berlin State Mint, in Reinickendorf.
Permanent art museum in Mitte built around large dark, misty paintings by Nikolai Makarov. Its rooms are designed for meditation, with sparse, precisely placed lighting. Open weekend afternoons only.
Staatliche Museen zu Berlin museum on everyday European cultures in Dahlem, with a permanent display called Kulturkontakte and changing shows, including one on women and traditional costumes.
A former boiler house in Herzberge with exhibits on steam boiler technology, hospital history and architect Hermann Blankenstein, plus temporary contemporary art shows. Visits by appointment only.
A district museum in Köpenick's old town, run by the Treptow-Köpenick authorities.
Regional history museum in Britz with the lively, interactive permanent exhibition 99 × Neukölln and about two special shows a year on local culture. It also covers Nazi-era history and postmigrant perspectives.
Gallery in Prenzlauer Berg, open every day into the night.
Museum run by Pankow's borough office, open only on some weekdays and weekends.
A local museum in Johannisthal with step-free access to its main areas.