Mitte

The Fischerinsel swimming pool in the heart of Berlin-Mitte is a popular training spot for hobby swimmers. Visitors will find a well-maintained 25-meter pool near the Nikolaiviertel, which even allows early birds into the water from 6:30 AM.

Titus sells all that you need for skating on around 3000 square metres: decks, trucks, wheels, skatewear and of course the matching shoes to go along with it. They may not have the biggest variety in sneakers, but Titus is more specialised, for example they even carry hard-to-find Vans models.

Hackesche Höfe is Germany's biggest Geschlossen court area!

Since 1979, the Celtic Cottage in Steglitz has been one of Germany's oldest Irish Pubs and far more than just a local bar. Those looking not only to drink Guinness but also to play pub quizzes and listen to live music will find a regular haunt with true character here.

Those who come for brunch at Wilde Matilde in the historic Nikolaiviertel will experience a colorful journey back in time to the Golden Twenties. Between an original chain carousel bar and plush armchairs, you can enjoy a rich buffet with a show character here on weekends.

Enjoy some Brazilian atmosphere and incredibly cheap cocktails in the heart of Berlin.

Yoli seduces you with frozen yogurt in various flavours like peach mango, dark chocolate or vanilla.

You need strong nerves to visit the Berlin Dungeon! In this historic chamber of horrors, visitors experience a journey through 800 years of eerie Berlin stories. New show for 18+

The Numa Berlin Weinmeister is located in Berlin-Mitte, less than 350 meters from Hackesche Höfe, combining a digital hotel concept with clearly designed rooms, a rooftop with TV tower views, and an adults-only approach that gives the stay a quiet, mature touch.

Where old buildings meet award-winning architecture of steel and glass, sleeping in Mitte is more than just good. The Miniloft Apartment Hotel Mitte is Berlin's answer to a unique hotel: personally managed, design-strong, and with a true neighborhood feel, right next to the Museum of Natural History.