Mitte

The Fairy Tale Cabin in Monbijoupark is Berlin's secret winter highlight: In two rustic, original Galician wooden huts, changing fairy tale performances are staged for children and adults*. During the day, children immerse themselves in a world of stories, while in the evening it gets cheeky, modern, and exciting – with classic fairy tales, a campfire, mulled wine, and small dishes right by the Spree.

In the pop-up restaurant Fondette in the Rosenhöfe, guests can enjoy cheese fondue and raclette in original Swiss gondolas at wintertime.

cha chã Positive Eating in Friedrichstraße in Berlin-Mitte wants to positively influence the attitude to life with his interpretation of Thai cuisine.

While the Zeughaus Unter den Linden is being renovated, the Pei Building hosts the temporary exhibitions of the German Historical Museum. Admission is free for visitors up to 18 years old, the family ticket costs 18 Euros, and a free explorer booklet guides children through the rooms with tasks. Among indoor activities for children in Berlin, this is the most affordable with original exhibits.

LiveShow, Soloshow, Quatsch Talentschmiede, One Night Stand or Strictly Stand Up - at the Quatsch Comedy Club, Germany's most famous comedy club, there's always something going on!

YoSoy has been a fixture at Hackescher Markt for years: Spanish tapas on Rosenthaler Straße, open continuously and reliably full in the evenings.

On Berlin's magnificent boulevard Unter den Linden stands one of the oldest and most renowned opera houses in the world. The Staatsoper Unter den Linden combines almost 300 years of music history with first-class productions and the unmistakable sound of the Staatskapelle Berlin. A wedding evening that will not soon be forgotten.

St. Oberholz at Rosenthaler Platz in Berlin-Mitte is considered the birthplace of coworking in the German capital. Since 2005, it has combined a cafe atmosphere with serious work and has expanded over the years into a network of several locations in Mitte, Kreuzberg, and Schöneberg.

10119 Design presents stunning interior items which are collected from all over the world and sold in their showroom in Berlin-Mitte.

In Berlin-Mitte, not far from Chausseestraße, Akane Fujiwara practices a massage developed from several traditional Japanese techniques. Those who step onto the treatment couch here experience Far Eastern body care in its most concentrated form: mindful, natural, and with genuine background knowledge.