Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf

Awarded a Michelin star and housed in a listed stucco house from 1894 in Wilmersdorf, Bieberbau stands for new German cuisine at the highest level. Head chef Stephan Garkisch consistently relies on seasonal, regional ingredients — many of them from his own herb garden in the Barnim Nature Park.

In Charlottenburg, just off the Ku'damm, Johanna Nußbaumer has been cooking since 2008 as if she simply brought Salzburg with her. Her small restaurant in Berlin stands for uncompromising Austrian cuisine: veal Wiener Schnitzel, Tafelspitz, and Kaiserschmarrn based on family recipes, accompanied by wines from her home country.

Berlin Boat Rental is the central booking platform for renting boats in Berlin, making motorboats, party boats, rafts, and houseboats comparable across the city on the Spree and Havel. Those who want to charter a boat in the capital will find the largest selection bundled here, advised by native Berliners with 16 years of experience on the water.

Right on Kurfürstendamm, in a listed city palace from 1904, you live in Charlottenburg as if you had rented a spacious Berlin apartment. Louisa's Place combines personal service with true home comfort, making it one of the most harmonious individual boutique hotels in the city.

Hotel Zoo Berlin on Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg is Berlin's elegant answer to the design boutique hotel: an 1891 Gründerzeit building, reinterpreted by US designer Dayna Lee, with 141 rooms, a legendary bar, and a rooftop terrace that showcases Berlin's rooftops on one level.

Those looking for Easter decorations that won't age in a hundred years will find what they're looking for in Charlottenburg: The Royal Porcelain Manufactory Berlin has been producing hand-painted rabbit figures and standing eggs from the finest porcelain since 1763 at Tiergarten, which are far more than seasonal decorations.

An Art Nouveau building in Charlottenburg, whose interior is nothing less than a homage to the Paris of the Roaring Twenties: The Provocateur Hotel combines burlesque aesthetics with Berlin nightlife attitude, enchanting both hotel guests and locals alike.

Charlottenburg, right on Fasanenstraße near Ku'damm: The Pearl represents high-class nightlife in the western part of the city, where dress code, Dom Pérignon Lounge, and an LED dance floor attract a crowd of celebrities, socialites, and international guests.

Deep beneath the Delphi Filmpalast on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg lies one of Berlin's oldest and most renowned jazz clubs. Since 1975, Quasimodo has been an institution in the live music scene, entertaining its basement audience with jazz, soul, funk, and much more.

Since 1992, a 1912 Spiegeltent has stood in Wilmersdorf, where cabaret, chanson, and comedy meet table seating. The BAR JEDER VERNUNFT combines dinner and stage so naturally that they belong together.