Flakturmruine Volkspark Humboldthain
A guided tour of a wartime flak tower ruin in Humboldthain park, run by Berliner Unterwelten, which goes into the hill of rubble that grew up around the tower.
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A guided tour of a wartime flak tower ruin in Humboldthain park, run by Berliner Unterwelten, which goes into the hill of rubble that grew up around the tower.
A 1960s-style American diner in Marienfelde with rock and roll theming, where the menu centres on burgers and shakes. Themed party nights run here, from rockabilly to 80s and Halloween.
A daytime bistro near Friedrichstraße serving breakfast until 11:30, daily changing lunch dishes and homemade cakes, with outdoor seating.
An evening pub in Neukölln with four draft beers, cocktails and long drinks, including a gin basil option, and outdoor seating.
A garden in Wilmersdorf to stroll through together.
Puppet and object theatre company with its own venue in a former Kreuzberg factory courtyard. It makes productions for children and adults, blending acting, puppetry, music and projections.
Rustic German restaurant beside the Grunewald S-Bahn station, with a beer garden of over 50 seats and well-kept draft and bottled beers. Hearty home-style Berlin dishes are served daily until 22:00.
Contemporary art gallery and arts organisation in Dahlem, focused on film and video, which builds a collection, funds artist productions and publishes.
A riverside event venue in Kreuzberg run by the events team of radio station 100.6 FluxFM, with a large terrace facing the Oberbaumbrücke and the Fernsehturm. It hosts Wednesday Bergfest concerts with free entry and a monthly pub quiz.
A sushi bar in Schöneberg serving omakase, nigiri, maki and sets, with vegan and vegetarian options and outdoor seating. It is open Wednesday to Saturday evenings.
A hotel restaurant and town bar in Mitte serving a la carte dishes, bourbon and house cocktails.
Memorial on the cemetery of the 1848 March dead, covering both revolutions, with a walk past graves and biographies of those who died.
Free exhibition on Willy Brandt's life and politics, from Weimar times through reunification, with themed areas on democracy, Europe and environment.
Berlin's oldest photography gallery, founded in 1985 as the first in the GDR devoted to the medium. It focuses on social-documentary and engaged work, and the current show gathers personal family-archive photographs.
Café and bar inside the Fotografiska museum, serving morning coffee, lunch, seasonal dishes and evening drinks. The bar stays open late, and DJ sets happen now and then.
A beer garden and crossover kitchen in a former Schultheiss brewery, serving Berlin classics such as meatballs and wedges, plus vegan dishes like red Thai curry. You order at the counter in the garden, and an English menu is available.
A music club on several floors in Prenzlauer Berg, with DJ parties, concerts, poetry slams and weekly beginner swing lessons on Thursdays.
A pizza restaurant and bar on Bergmannstraße in Kreuzberg, with mostly round pizzas and online table booking.
An apéritif bar on Paul-Lincke-Ufer serving drinks and food from its kitchen, with outdoor seating.
A Kaffeehaus in Lichterfelde serving breakfast, coffee, cake and a small seasonal kitchen menu. Meat comes from producers linked to the owner's neighbouring food market, and cakes from small Berlin confectioners.
A restaurant and bar in Prenzlauer Berg with German cooking, shared on its Instagram accounts, and outdoor seating.
Korean restaurant on Potsdamer Straße with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed only outside.
Kreuzberg café and restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner, with many dishes also in vegan versions. Burgers come with meat, fish or vegan options, alongside wine, draft beer and cocktails from 17:00.
Tiergarten restaurant serving lunch and dinner, with its own website for the menu.