Last updated on 06/28/2026
The party ran long again, the drinks tasted too good, and the next morning the hangover has arrived. Luckily, Berlin has the right rescue ready for every emergency. At the cat cafe Pee Pees in Neukölln you can literally fight your hangover with real cats and a hearty hangover breakfast. If you prefer to get your circulation going gently, take a stroll along the Stralauer Spreepromenade in Friedrichshain or treat yourself to a freshly brewed cup of black tea at Paper & Tea. And when nothing else helps, a massage or a vitamin infusion gets your body and head back into balance quickly. What gets you back on your feet the morning after?
Francesca Cerza
For this list I gathered what really helps against a hangover in Berlin, from a hearty breakfast to fresh air to a wellness break. It was important to me to have something for every hangover situation: quick and hearty for some, gentle and restful for others. There are no invented miracle cures here, only tried and tested places.
If your body desperately needs a break after a long night out in Berlin, the new: soul Studio in Prenzlauer Berg is the right place. This massage studio focuses on scientifically sound bodywork in a minimalist ambiance of oak wood and stone. Wellness that truly works.
Berlin's first cat café is located in Neukölln's Körnerkiez and offers perhaps the most relaxed remedy for any gloomy morning after. Organic homemade cakes, strong coffee, and three cats setting the pace - here, Skadi, Ylvi, and Odin call the shots.
Far out in Friedrichshagen, almost by Lake Müggelsee, Mauna Kea offers one of Berlin's most sophisticated international breakfast selections. If you need substance after a long night, you'll find everything from hearty English classics to Mexican tortillas to settle your stomach.
If you're looking for peace, warmth, and the right antidote after a long night in Mitte, Alte Schönhauser Straße is exactly the right place. PAPER & TEA combines high-quality whole leaf tea from around the world with genuine tea expertise in its minimalist store. Ginger, green tea, chamomile: Here you'll find what your body most urgently needs after alcohol.
The Stralau Spree Promenade in Friedrichshain is an almost three-kilometer long circular path around one of Berlin's least-known peninsulas. Between the Spree and Rummelsburg Lake, silence, reeds, houseboats, and a panorama await, allowing you to forget the city for a moment.
At Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg, Die Stulle has stood for over a decade for what a good breakfast can deliver: seasonal ingredients from the region, creatively topped sandwiches on real sourdough bread, and a cozy atmosphere that gently brings even the worst hangover to its knees.
When Berlin has celebrated, Inanna Wellness in Berlin-Mitte knows the answer: The Spaceplus® Vitamin Infusion directly supplies the body intravenously with micronutrients, electrolytes, and vitamins that a wild night has depleted. Medical precision meets the calmest ambiance just a few steps from Gendarmenmarkt.
In Charlottenburg, the naturopathic practice body and soul massages berlin - Eva Dieban offers an address that goes far beyond the usual wellness services. Naturopath Eva Dieban combines holistic and medical massages with Lomi Lomi Nui, aromatherapy massages, and Bach flower consultations to create a treatment that addresses both body and mind.
The Little Green Rabbit in Berlin-Mitte impresses with fresh cuisine from local ingredients and helps cure hangovers with vitamin-rich delicacies.
Berlin's largest Asia market is not in Mitte, but in Lichtenberg, on a former GDR industrial site. The Dong Xuan Center brings together over 400 traders from Vietnam, China, India, and Pakistan in six huge halls. If you want to fight a hangover, you'll find fresh ginger, a hot Pho Bo, and everything Hanoi has to offer here.
