Lichterfelde

According to its own description, Das Weiße Rössl in Lichterfelde is Berlin's oldest Bavarian inn: opened in 1938 by a marksman from Tegernsee, family-run since 2008, with 80 seats indoors and a beer garden for 120 guests. The cuisine ranges across Bavaria, Franconia, Swabia, and Austria, with its own game and goose menu in autumn.

Weihenstephaner Lichterfelde is located directly at Lichterfelde West S-Bahn station and is primarily a beer garden operation: gravel floor, old trees, around 190 self-service seats and 140 in the serviced area, plus 110 indoor seats. Only Weihenstephan beer is served, and the establishment has explicitly lifted the Weißwurst rule.

Kosmetik Atelier Berlin is the beauty and lash studio in Lichtenrade, focusing on modern skincare and lash treatments. Owner Aileen personally welcomes her clients and customizes each beauty treatment to their individual skin.

At the Salz & Meer natural salt grotto in Berlin Steglitz, visitors treat themselves to a little break from stress, hustle, and everyday life.

The Great Tropical House in the Dahlem Botanical Garden is a self-supporting hall structure from 1906 and 1907, sixty by thirty meters wide and twenty-three meters high. Inside, a piece of tropical forest grows with giant bamboo, screw pine, and cycads. A day ticket for the entire garden costs 10 Euros, reduced it is 5 Euros.

A piece of jungle is hidden in Steglitz-Zehlendorf: The Great Tropical House in the Botanical Garden Berlin is one of the largest self-supporting greenhouses in the world, exchanging Berlin's winter grey for 25-meter-high tree giants and tropical warmth.

San Martin Argentinisches Steakhouse in Berlin Lichterfelde is a place for gourmets, with excellently prepared grilled steaks and other dishes.

Wagashi ejima is Kreuzberg's quiet address for handcrafted Japanese sweets that transform every season into edible art. Those looking for matcha in Berlin will find the most authentic sweet accompaniment to their cup here: delicate, seasonal, and truly uncompromising.

In Steglitz, not far from the Botanical Garden, ADTV dance instructor Helge Vorthaler has been teaching Bachata, Salsa, and Merengue with a personal touch since 1999. Tanzschule Vorthaler in southwestern Berlin stands for Latin Dance at eye level, where the boss himself is on the dance floor.

A swimming pool with history: The Finckensteinallee swimming hall in Lichterfelde (Steglitz-Zehlendorf) is one of Berlin's most remarkable indoor pools. The listed building from 1937/38 today houses a publicly accessible 50-meter pool, which equally attracts competitive swimmers and casual lane swimmers.