Reinickendorf

Located in the north of Reinickendorf, the Tennis-Club Frohnau's facilities date back to the garden city of 1906. Around 900 members play here on eight outdoor courts, and in winter on five indoor courts across two halls. For those looking for a tennis court in Berlin, one thing is particularly crucial: non-members are also allowed to book indoor court hours.

Cookies, gingerbread, and chocolate directly from the manufacturer: The Bahlsen factory outlet in Tempelhof is Berlin's most popular destination for sweet tooths with a knack for bargains. If you're looking for Leibniz butter biscuits by the kilo or Pick-Up bars by the box, this is the place for you.

The American Western Saloon is the only American diner in Berlin with its own Jack Daniel's exhibition: Over 600 exhibits are displayed in showcases and on the walls. Located in the basement of the Fontane House in Reinickendorf, it offers 180 seats, a stage for country bands, and a 50-square-meter dance floor for line dance classes.

Ferro Canteen is located in the Wilhelm Hallen in Reinickendorf, a former iron foundry with high ceilings and plenty of industrial charm. From Monday to Friday, the kitchen prepares a weekly changing lunch menu, which daily includes a soup and several main courses, always offering a vegetarian and a vegan option, as well as fish or meat. Homemade sourdough bread with butter is also served.

The Tennis Club Grün-Weiß-Grün 1919 has been playing since 1928 on Gabrielenstraße in Tegel, less than a hundred meters from the Sechserbrücke and Tegeler See. The clubhouse is housed in the former stables of Tegel Palace and is a listed building. Unusual for a tennis court in Berlin: three courts can also be booked regularly by non-members.

On the second floor by the Borsigturm in Tegel lies a seven hundred square metre VR park with two arenas in which the children move around freely and without cables. The birthday packages are flat rates for up to six children and include a lounge area of their own, a host, decorations and food, running from two to three hours.

The Jungfernheide dog run area is located west of Bernauer Straße and north of the Waldidyll settlement in Tegeler Forst. It is pure forest land without a fence, where dogs are allowed to run off-leash as long as they remain recallable at all times. Do not confuse it with the fenced dog meadow in Volkspark Jungfernheide next door.

Located in the Märkisches Viertel in northern Berlin, MOTAWI Bowling boasts 18 lanes – making it simultaneously the city's northernmost bowling alley. Here, bowling meets full-fledged restaurant cuisine: burgers, roast goose, and an extensive breakfast buffet await bowlers of all ages.

The Frohnau dog exercise area is located at the southern end of Welfenallee in Tegeler Forst and goes by two names: Berliner Forsten lists it as Frohnau, while the Berlin district directory calls it Hermsdorf. It refers to the same unfenced forest area where dogs are allowed to run off-leash as long as they are recallable.

Near Kurt-Schumacher-Platz in Reinickendorf awaits Berlin's largest laser tag arena: Laser4 captivates everyone looking for plenty of action with its almost 3,000 square meter mega-arena, atmospheric neon world, and state-of-the-art equipment.