Charlottenburg

Attila Hildmann is a well-known cookbook author in Germany and now owner of the vegan restaurant Vegan Snackbar in Berlin-Charlottenburg.

Pangasius catfish, scampi, calamares, lobster, prawns, Atlantic salmon and much more can be ordered at the Let's go Sylt.

The illuminated Linden trees, Kurfürstendamm with its string lights, and the large illuminated Christmas trees at the Brandenburg Gate – seen "from above" from the bus – are a great Christmas delight not only for tourists!

Hats make people! Some completely resist all kinds of hats, while others can't get enough of them.

In the BVG Christmas train, children meet Santa Claus personally. Small Christmas surprises on the subway are included!

At Mollywood in Berlin-Charlottenburg, women can find women's fashion from selected labels up to size 58 plus.

The Berlin Adult Education Center (Volkshochschule) is firmly rooted in Berlin with a total of twelve district facilities and numerous locations in the city districts. This diverse educational network opens up a variety of learning opportunities nearby and can thus be a sustainable New Year's resolution for personal development and active participation.

Since 1962, Francucci on Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg has represented what true Italian cuisine is all about: homemade pasta from imported durum wheat semolina, Bistecca Fiorentina from Chianina beef, and an ambiance that needs no trends. Here, you sit as if you'd never left.

Charlottenburg's Body and Soul Massage is a great place to have yourself pampered!

In Charlottenburg, directly on Steinplatz, stands a concert hall steeped in Berlin's musical history: The UdK Berlin Concert Hall on Hardenbergstraße was home to the Berlin Philharmonic under Karajan in the 1960s and is now the vibrant heart of the Faculty of Music at one of Europe's most important art universities.