Prenzlauer Berg

Einar & Bert Theaterbuchhandlung on Winsstraße is Germany's only theater bookstore and belongs to Theater der Zeit publishing house. Over 12,000 titles on theater, dance, and performance are displayed among stage set pieces from a Castorf production at the Volksbühne. Among bookstores in Berlin, this is the go-to address for theater professionals.

Oriental ambiance in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg: The Marrakesch Lounge & Bar on Schönhauser Allee combines handcrafted hookah culture with exotic cocktails on weekdays from 17:00-19:00 for an after-work evening that feels like a short trip to North Africa.

The hier. on Schönhauser Allee serves healthy food at fair prices for lunch, entirely without superfood hype and imported ingredients. The new eatery consciously cooks seasonally and regionally - with everything the Berlin region currently has to offer. For lunch, popular dishes such as hearty stews or potato salad with fresh greens land on the plate.

If you want to know where your clothes come from, Marienburger Straße 39 in Prenzlauer Berg is a must-visit. Wertvoll opened in 2009 as one of the first stores of its kind in Berlin and transparently presents the production processes of the brands it carries. Women's and men's fashion in timeless designs.

Located in the heart of Prenzlauer Berg, Erchy's offers its guests an oriental-inspired breakfast that leaves nothing to be desired. Here you'll find not only breakfast all day, but also special dishes like Avo Smash with Dukkah and the legendary Turkish Eggs.

"Shoes to fall in love with" and the newest shoe trends from Spain and Italy can be found at Prachtstück.

The Lucia Christmas Market at Kulturbrauerei opens from November 23rd to December 22nd, 2026, transforming the historic courtyards in Prenzlauer Berg into a Nordic light market. Visitors will find Scandinavian handicrafts, more than twenty varieties of mulled wine and Gløgg, and a program that appeals to families and adults alike. Admission is free.

Since 1930, Konnopke's Imbiss has stood under the heritage-listed elevated railway viaduct on Schönhauser Allee, serving East Berlin's first Currywurst since 1960 - skinless and with a sauce whose recipe the family keeps secret to this day. It also offers five levels of spiciness, a vegan option, and an outdoor snack garden next to the kiosk.

Lucky Leek on Kollwitzstraße is arguably the most renowned address for vegan fine dining in Berlin, led by chef and cookbook author Josita Hartanto. Only menus are served, ranging from three courses for 48 Euros to seven courses for 107 Euros, each with its own wine pairing. Reservations are made via their own website.

Milano Nails on Danziger Straße in Prenzlauer Berg is one of the most renowned nail salons in the neighborhood. They offer gel, shellac, acrylic, and classic manicures at fair prices, right by the M10 tram.