High above Mercedes-Benz-Platz in Friedrichshain, Bar 260° is enthroned on the seventh floor with a 260-degree panoramic view of Oberbaumbrücke, East Side Gallery, and the TV Tower. A café during the day, a rooftop bar with a serious cocktail menu at night - here, the balance between view and substance is just right.
Friedrichshain
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Since 2007, the Foxys have been considered long-form specialists in Berlin's improv theatre scene. In Friedrichshain's Theatrepool, dramas, comedies, and chamber plays are created spontaneously night after night, knowing no script or rehearsal. Spontaneity at the highest level.
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On two floors on Rudolfstraße, there are 18 pool tables, three snooker tables, five dartboards, and three poker tables, separated into smoking and non-smoking areas. Billing is per minute per table, regardless of how many people are playing. Indoor sports in the rain are possible here without a closing time; the house never closes.
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Café Sibylle is a long-established historical witness in the heritage-protected part of Karl-Marx-Allee.
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Two ships, one Spree, zero boredom: The Shipotel Berlin is located between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, directly on the East Side Gallery, offering overnight stays on the water instead of in a conventional hotel room. Those who want to experience Berlin differently sleep here in cabin beds with a view of the Oberbaumbrücke.
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The residential buildings in the typical Moscow 'gingerbread style' characterize Europe's only boulevard built after the war! Today, Karl-Marx-Allee, with the two striking towers of Frankfurter Tor, is a protected monument – it is Germany's longest contiguous architectural monument.