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Modern Chinese restaurant built around dim sum and tofu dishes, with house-made food and no monosodium glutamate, plus a sample tea menu.
Date ideas in Berlin you probably haven't tried.
Modern Chinese restaurant built around dim sum and tofu dishes, with house-made food and no monosodium glutamate, plus a sample tea menu.
Hand-pulled Lanzhou beef noodles made fresh daily, with Chinese street snacks such as lamb and beef skewers and a beef hamburger. Also a rice soup and a sweet oat dessert.
A Vietnamese restaurant on Schönhauser Allee, a sit-down place for a shared meal.
A small café at the northern edge of Volkspark Friedrichshain, serving coffee specialties with imported pastries such as pastel de nata and brownies.
A neighbourhood pub in Wedding, open from mid-afternoon Tuesday to Sunday.
A park in Friedrichshagen to stroll through and sit in.
A lookout in Rahnsdorf over Müggelsee, the lake on Berlin's eastern edge.
A lakeside terrace restaurant at Müggelsee with outdoor seating, where smoking is allowed only outside.
A sit-down Indian restaurant in Tiergarten, a straightforward place for a shared meal.
A Spanish tapas restaurant in Alt-Mariendorf serving tapas, paella, wine and sangria. It has outdoor seating and offers Sunday brunch.
A Spanish tapas restaurant at Checkpoint Charlie serving tapas, paella, wine and sangria, with late opening until 1am on weekends.
A history museum on the site where the German surrender of May 1945 was signed, covering the German-Soviet war and its aftermath through texts, photos, objects and life stories. Free entry, with an open-air exhibition in the garden.
A photography museum in Charlottenburg with exhibitions on photographic art and history, including Helmut Newton shows and large nude photographs in the foyer.
Natural history museum on Invalidenstraße with dinosaur exhibits from the Triassic to the Cretaceous, a wet collection and a microscopy area that hosts open studio sessions.
A museum on everyday life in East Germany, with a temporary show on skateboarding before and after the Wall. Monthly späti evenings pair a drink with a walk through the skate exhibition, booked in advance.
A reconstructed medieval village where volunteer blacksmiths, casters and weavers show old crafts around 1200.
An open-air village from around 1170 to 1220, with living history weekends and open-fire flatbread on opening days.
Mediterranean restaurant and café-cocktail bar serving steaks, pizza, pasta and burgers, with fresh longdrinks and wine. DJ nights run on Friday and Saturday from 22:00, with a dancefloor.
Regional German restaurant in the historic Nikolaiviertel, serving lunch, dinner and coffee and cake with a terrace.
Austrian and South Tyrolean restaurant serving Wiener Schnitzel, Käsespätzle and Spinatknödel, with a veal schnitzel and Kitzbühel-style pork ribs on the menu.