If you want to make the most of your day after a shopping trip through Charlottenburg, stop by Kantstraße 62. Beauty Nails Charlottenburg stands for meticulous nail care, artisanal precision, and a relaxed atmosphere right in the heart of the West.
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Flowdance Berlin is the go-to place for Bachata in Charlottenburg: Dance instructor Florian Karehl teaches weekly Bachata Fusion, Rolerotation, and Sensual at Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße 37A, for all levels. Those looking for the rhythm of our time's most popular partner dance will find a studio, community, and stage all in one.
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"Life is too short for boring shirts" is the motto of Kaiser Friedrich Men's Shirts in Berlin-Charlottenburg.
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Shoes as far as the eye can see - Riccardo Cartillone's stores are a true paradise for women. Berlin's number one address for lovers of noble and modern Italian shoe fashion.
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The Tennis Club SCC e.V. is idyllically located near the city in the Berlin Eichkamp recreational area.
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Behind a graffiti-covered facade in Charlottenburg lies one of Berlin's best Asian restaurants: 893 Ryōtei on Kantstraße combines Michelin-level Japanese cuisine with the charm of an Izakaya, turning sushi, sashimi, and creative fusion dishes into a true evening experience.
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The Marooush is an oriental restaurant, but also has a "Smoker's Lounge", where you can enjoy a Shisha after a dinner & dance show.
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A wide variety of self-made curries is the secret trump card of the Kien Du. Be it with chicken, fish, ducks, prawns or tofu: the exquisite cuisine of North Eastern Thailand is always mouthwatering.
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Berlin's oldest brewpub, located opposite Charlottenburg Palace, will once again be called Luisenbräu starting in spring 2026, after operating as Lemke am Schloss for nearly twenty years. The operator remains Brauerei Lemke. The Luisenbräu Kellerbier, with 4.9 percent alcohol, is traditionally served in a 0.2-liter stein, and a 'Beer Meter' with ten glasses is available for 19.90 Euros.
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Near Savignyplatz in Charlottenburg, Jules Verne has been serving one of Berlin's most famous Wiener Schnitzels since 2000: made from veal loin, golden-brown and crispy, with a dill-cucumber salad or homemade potato salad. A brasserie that combines world cuisine and Berlin coziness under one roof.