Mehringpark
A public park in Frohnau for a slow stroll or a sit outdoors.
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A public park in Frohnau for a slow stroll or a sit outdoors.
A coffee shop in Mitte with outdoor seating, where coffee is the main draw.
A green park in Friedrichsfelde to stroll through or sit in, with no ticket needed.
A park in Halensee for a stroll or a sit-down in the open air.
Green space in Köpenick to stroll or sit in.
A green space in Wedding for strolling or sitting outdoors together.
Ice cream parlour in Tempelhof with seats outside.
A neighbourhood park in Schöneberg for strolling or sitting outdoors.
A small public square in Mitte, open at all hours, with a park setting to stroll or sit in.
Vietnamese and sushi restaurant in Zehlendorf, with pho, noodle dishes, chop suey and nigiri, maki and sashimi. Some dishes are marked as spicy.
A daytime café in Prenzlauer Berg, open every day from nine until ten at night, with a smoke-free interior.
Free museum on the history and present of the district Mitte, with a permanent exhibition in themed rooms and guided tours in the house and city.
A Friedrichsfelde café and ice cream parlour with coffee, cake and a terrace, open afternoons through evening.
An ice cream parlour in Bohnsdorf with a terrace, open most of the week until evening.
A green space in Mitte to stroll or sit in, with no ticket needed.
A green space in Rummelsburg to stroll or sit in, with little more known about it.
A retro cafe built around childhood pastimes such as trading card packs, consoles and anime, with collectibles to browse and games to play.
A park in Spandau.
A garden behind the Alte Münze arts centre in Mitte, a green courtyard for a quiet walk.
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.
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.