Friedrichshain

Lion Burger and Steak grills its patties over lava stones that reach over 350 degrees Celsius, making it one of the few American diners in Berlin with its own stone grill. The beef is sourced regionally from a butcher, and the buns are freshly delivered every morning by a baker from Kreuzberg. The restaurant has been located on Warschauer Straße in Friedrichshain since 2015.

“All we want for Christmas is you” – The nhow Hotel Berlin invites you to a magical Christmas party in the PopUp restaurant on the rooftop terrace.

The Volkskammer restaurant, not far from Ostbahnhof, transports its guests directly back to the GDR era. Look forward to culinary classics like Goldbroiler or Würzfleisch in an absolutely authentic ambiance.

Pool, industrial charm, and open-air football: MAAYA on the RAW grounds in Friedrichshain is probably Berlin's most relaxed open-air location for public viewing of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The Matcha Harmony Cafe on Gabriel-Max-Straße in Friedrichshain is the Berlin address for everyone who takes matcha seriously: creative matcha variations, sweet accompaniments, and a drinks menu ranging from classic lattes to fruity matcha cocktails in a glass.

At the Kegel climbing tower in Friedrichshain, you go high! An former high-rise bunker has been transformed into Berlin's highest indoor and outdoor climbing spot. Besides challenging routes, there are colorful bouldering areas and a spectacular view from the very top of the East Side Gallery and the TV Tower - for all who love heights!

Superschlüpfer in Friedrichshain is not just a specialty underwear store, but also a modern alternative to the classic lingerie shop.

If you would like to skate in bad weather or try cool tricks on the halfpipe with your skateboard, you can visit the skate hall Berlin located at the RAW area in Friedrichshain.

The historical Kino International on Alexanderplatz celebrates New Year's on 5 floors. Highlight: a view through the big glass window front and HipHop in the Honecker Lounge.

Cafe Moskau on Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin-Mitte is no ordinary club. The listed GDR building from 1964 attracts celebrities from sports, film, and music, as well as anyone looking for an extraordinary location. History and Berlin nightlife in one building.