Flowers, cakes, and lavish breakfast platters, right on Kollwitzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg. Café Anna Blume combines Berlin coffee house culture with the scent of a flower shop and has been known for years as one of the city's most famous breakfast spots.
Prenzlauer Berg
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The programming school on Prenzlauer Allee teaches children and teenagers aged 5 to 18 in groups of a maximum of ten participants, from Scratch Jr to Python and robotics. Laptops and materials are provided by the school, and a trial lesson is free. As an indoor activity for children in Berlin, this is the option where something of their own is created at the end.
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In Prenzlauer Berg, on Sredzkistraße, Ristorante Mjalt stands for sophisticated Calabrian cuisine. The name means "Honey" in Albanian and is the motto: warmth, hospitality, and dishes that impress with carefully selected ingredients.
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Avesu is a purely vegan shoe store with two shops in Berlin in Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain.
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On Kastanienallee in Prenzlauer Berg, behind the distinctive, inverted W-logo, lies an Indian fusion cuisine that consistently focuses on vegetarian and vegan options. Here, naan isn't just a side dish but the star: freshly baked over an open fire and topped like a pizza.
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The bar „Zu mir oder zu dir“ near the U2 stop Eberswalder Straße has become a fixture of Prenzlauer Berg.
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TAKUMI NINE 1 on Pappelallee was the first Takumi location in Berlin, serving Sapporo-style ramen with rich broths and homemade noodles. The Tori Shoyu Ramen costs 15.00 Euros, the vegan Katsu bowl 19.50 Euros. Among the ramen shops in Berlin, this is the go-to ramen spot for Prenzlauer Berg. The menu is intentionally kept short.
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On the ground floor of a listed city bath in Prenzlauer Berg, a fireplace made of historic bathhouse tiles burns. The fireplace bar in Hotel Oderberger focuses on handcrafted cocktails, velvety wing chairs, and dimmed light.
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The Choriner Straße is situated in the middle of the trendy district Prenzlauer Berg, this street is known for its colorful pennants.
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Founded in 1993, Schaubude Berlin is now one of the city's most important children's theaters. The venue in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg is funded by the Berlin Senate and is known, among other things, as the host of the International Festival for Contemporary Puppet and Object Theater.