In the Heckmann-Höfe on Oranienburger Straße, Katja Kolbe and Hjalmar Stecher cook candies in a copper kettle using old recipes. Through the glass show kitchen, one can watch how woodruff leaves and raspberry drops are made.
Mitte
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Tango is pure passion. Combined with the romantic atmosphere under the stars of Berlin, be prepared for some special summer feelings! That's perfect for a summer night in Berlin.
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Located at Schiffbauerdamm in Mitte, Zimt & Zucker coffee house is a place that combines 1920s Viennese coffee house culture with Berlin character. Velvet armchairs, warm orange tones, and a view of the Spree turn breakfast in Berlin into a true ritual.
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In Berlin's government district, not far from the main train station, the Futurium stands as one of the city's most exciting free museums. Across over 5,000 square meters, visitors interactively explore the future of humanity, nature, and technology. Those who want to know what tomorrow looks like won't find answers here, but something better: the right questions.
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Located at Rosenthaler Platz in Berlin-Mitte, there's a cocktail bar that's more concept than pub: The Sharlie Cheen Bar bears the name of a fictional playboy and serves drinks whose menu is designed like his diary. Craftsmanship and precision in every glass are paramount here.
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Chén Chè is a Vietnamese tea house on Rosenthaler Platz. It is specialized in Asian tea culture and also offers Vietnamese dishes.
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Since 2004, Spoonful in Kreuzberg and Friedrichshain has been demonstrating what good ice cream tastes like in Berlin: handmade, without artificiality, with flavors ranging from bold to classic. What once began as Eismanufaktur Berlin is now Berlin's most well-known address for serious ice cream at six locations.
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Located in the heart of Berlin's Hackesche Höfe, the Chamäleon Theater has been playing its own tune for years. This contemporary variety show skillfully combines acrobatics, dance, and performance art – a home for intimate and creative circus evenings.