Lemke Brewery at Hackescher Markt in Berlin-Mitte: home-brewed beer under listed S-Bahn arches, hearty Berlin cuisine, and an atmosphere that quickly becomes the best place in the city during football tournaments.
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At the base of the TV Tower on Karl-Liebknecht-Straße, Knutschfleck combines four things: a variety show, a restaurant, a cocktail bar with over 150 drinks, and a show brunch on weekends. After the show, DJs play for the club night, with admission included in the show ticket. Variety in Berlin that continues as a party night.
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Madame Tussauds Berlin in the heart of Mitte is the ideal fall retreat for anyone who loves Berlin's neighborhood atmosphere—here, the capital's history meets pop culture stars. In Berlin's somewhat uncomfortable autumn, this wax museum on Unter den Linden not only offers selfie magnets, but also interactive Berlin vibes and an exciting journey through a hundred years of the capital's history.
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In the basement of Mein Haus am See, "Cosmic Kaspar", the Christmas party can take place with an exclusive DJ system, a private bar, event technology, and many other extras!
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In Berlin-Mitte, directly at the Lustgarten on Museum Island, the Altes Museum invites visitors to a shadow play with the heroines and heroes of antiquity during the Easter holidays. Greek gods, Romans, and Etruscans are not only admired here but are actively brought to life by children and families.
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Since 1995, the b flat Acoustic Music & Jazz Club in Berlin-Mitte has been the go-to address for live jazz near Hackescher Markt. Raw brick walls, excellent room acoustics, and a program that changes almost every evening: here, Berlin sounds like one big concert.
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Sandy beach instead of graduation ball cliché: Beach Mitte in Berlin-Mitte transforms the graduation evening into a beach feeling in the heart of the capital. On 20,000 square meters with an indoor beach, panoramic windows, and palm trees, you can celebrate your school graduation here as if summer were available on demand.
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At Checkpoint Charlie, a helium-filled balloon is attached to a steel cable, ascending 150 meters high, enough to view the Brandenburg Gate, Reichstag, Potsdamer Platz, and TV Tower all at once. The ride lasts just under a quarter of an hour. If you don't want to share the gondola, request an exclusive ascent and float over the city as a couple.