Mitte

Meisterschuh in Berlin-Mitte created classic high-quality and custom-made shoes.

Hidden in the Heckmann Höfe on Oranienburger Straße in Berlin-Mitte, Night Kitchen Berlin brings Tel Aviv's gastronomic culture to the Spree. Mediterranean sharing plates, an open kitchen, and a rustic setting with warm lighting turn the evening into a communal experience.

In a quiet side street between Unter den Linden and the Spree lies one of the most discreet addresses for upscale Italian cuisine in Berlin. Since 2005, Il Punto has combined classic Mediterranean cuisine with genuine hospitality, attracting politicians and pleasure-seekers alike to its tables.

If your body desperately needs a break after a long night out in Berlin, the new: soul Studio in Prenzlauer Berg is the right place. This massage studio focuses on scientifically sound bodywork in a minimalist ambiance of oak wood and stone. Wellness that truly works.

Nails 1999 Lashes is the nail salon in Berlin-Mitte that combines creative nail art with solid craftsmanship. If you're looking for well-groomed nails and expressive lashes in one place, the Kronenstraße is exactly where you need to be.

Naples meets Mitte: At Capvin on Weinbergsweg and in the Rosenhöfe, World Champion Vincenzo Capuano's pizza stands for uncompromising craftsmanship. The cloudy, airy dough made from specially developed Nuvola flour and ingredients directly from Naples make this pizzeria a go-to address in Berlin.

The team around chef Marco Müller is ecstatic. Restaurant Rutz has been awarded three stars by the Michelin Guide 2024 for its unique cuisine and a green star for its sustainability!

The Lorenz Adlon Esszimmer restaurant received 2 Michelin stars in 2024 and 4 Hauben from Gault Millau in 2023 and meets the highest gastronomic standards!

At Pick n Weight in Mitte, you pay not per piece, but per kilo: Each item has a color marking, and weighing is done on scales in the shop. The assortment ranges from costumes from the fifties to seventies blouses and nineties sportswear.

The house, considered the cradle of modern musical theater, is currently performing in Charlottenburg from the Schiller Theater — with a program that places Strauss premieres alongside rock operas at Tempelhof Airport and consistently sees opera as a matter for everyone.