Lichtenberg

Berlin's largest Asia market is not in Mitte, but in Lichtenberg, on a former GDR industrial site. The Dong Xuan Center brings together over 400 traders from Vietnam, China, India, and Pakistan in six huge halls. If you want to fight a hangover, you'll find fresh ginger, a hot Pho Bo, and everything Hanoi has to offer here.

Erich Mielke's study with adjoining casino, espionage technology such as bugs and hidden infrared emitters, as well as machine guns hidden in suitcases can be viewed in the Stasi Museum.

Driving from bar to bar in a cable car and drinking delicious sparkling wine while listening to great music – this sounds like a perfect event for a bachelorette party!

Hafenküche Berlin is located directly on Rummelsburger Bucht in Lichtenberg, one of Berlin's most atmospheric waterside locations. It offers honest cuisine, a beer garden atmosphere, and for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, football on a large screen with a top-notch sound system.

Berlin has won a film star as a bar and event ship: On the boat restaurant Gode Wind you can eat well with a fantastic view to the Rummelsburger Bucht.

A bit off the beaten track but with the greenest grass in all of Berlin - that's the BBQ area of Berlin-Lichtenberg.

Among the biggest stores for arts and crafts in Berlin is the Edelhoff Kreativkaufhaus. On more than 1.800 square metres you will find all that your creative heart requires. Additionally, they host regularly workshops every Saturday.

Hand the bowling ball to the manager at the Comfort Hotel for Afterwork Bowling!

The small Café im Schilf in Berlin-Lichtenberg is located at a public playground and opens just for the summer.