Wuhlgarten
A park in Biesdorf to stroll or sit in.
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A park in Biesdorf to stroll or sit in.
A green square in Friedrichshain to stroll or sit in.
A neighbourhood park in Neu-Hohenschönhausen.
An ice cream parlour in Wilmersdorf, a simple stop for a walk.
A green park in Nikolassee to stroll through and sit in, named after the violinist Yehudi Menuhin.
An Indian restaurant in Kreuzberg with curries, tandoori grills and tofu and chickpea dishes, plus outdoor seating and delivery.
Vietnamese and Japanese restaurant in Spandau where pho and fresh spring rolls sit alongside maki, nigiri and sashimi. A daily lunch menu runs, and tables can be reserved.
Falafel restaurant in Schöneberg with outdoor seating, open daily until midnight. Smokers are sent outside.
Daytime coffee shop in Prenzlauer Berg with outdoor seats and no smoking.
Ice cream parlour in Kreuzberg with a vegan option and seating outside.
A green space in Rummelsburg with no entry fee, suited to strolling or sitting out together.
An ice cream parlour in Alt-Treptow with vegan flavours and seats outside, a light and unfussy stop.
A park in Wedding to stroll or sit in, best in daylight.
Levantine restaurant serving manakish flatbreads, mezze dips and mains such as grilled kafta and chicken, with falafel and halloumi for vegetarians.
A Chinese restaurant in Kreuzberg with soups, tofu, duck and several spicy dishes, most sides chosen by the diner. It also runs delivery and takeaway.
A family-run German Gaststätte in Bohnsdorf known for schnitzel and Königsberger Klöpse, with a sunny terrace and a short German wine list.
Friedrichshain club with a garden, where DJs across several rooms spin techno, house and groove. Thursday RENATE LIVE nights bring bands and performances in early.
Hands-on workshop at the Futurium where you prototype ideas for space, working through them as a team.
A closing-year look back at the Sophiensæle's 120 years of building history and 30 years of independent theatre. Guests Anujah Fernando and Heinrich Horwitz join small round-table talks on archives, anticolonial and queer history, and the neighbourhood.
A guided art conversation on the Jeewi Lee exhibition, held in German Sign Language, so you can follow the discussion and the works together.
A show by Unerhörte Musik at BKA Theater, billed around war, memory and change in a mix of sound and image.
An installation and reading by Joachim Perez and Sidney Kaufmann, held in a room of the Literaturhaus Berlin. Free to attend, so it works as a low-cost first outing.
A two-hour workshop where participants learn to perform monologues drawn from selected plays.
A park in Oberschöneweide with little more known about its features.