Schöneberg

The building on Nollendorfplatz opened in 1906 as the Neues Schauspielhaus, is a listed building in Berlin, and features a 14-meter-high main hall with Murano glass chandeliers. For a birthday celebration in Berlin, options range from a private room in the old Emperor's Box to a hall for 850 guests, with in-house technology and kitchen.

Heile Welt on Motzstraße feels like the living room of the Rainbow Kiez: a small lounge with a fur-padded wall, a back room full of seating groups and a separate cigar lounge where smoking is allowed. The cocktails are what regulars come for, Nollendorfplatz lies a few steps away, and the crowd mixes Schöneberg locals with visitors.

Schöneberger Weltlaterne is an old Berlin pub in the heart of the Rainbow Kiez: dark wood, candlelight, antique furniture, and a small terrace on Motzstraße. The house specialty is the homemade giant cabbage roll with bacon sauce for 18.90 Euros, complemented by Königsberger Klopse, Berliner Eisbein, and its own range of vegetarian dishes.

At Akazienstraße in Schöneberg, Marco Farino offers leather shoes from Italy, Spain, and Portugal, including Spanish labels like Wonders, Verbenas, and Alarcón. Ankle boots from Wonders range from 115 to 195 Euros from the manufacturer. Additionally, there are bags, belts, and shoe care products. Customers receive individual consultation instead of rummaging through boxes themselves.

Frühstück 3000 in Berlin-Schöneberg serves creative dishes like Chicken 3000 or Eggs Benedict Caviar for breakfast and brunch. This hyped spot with a trendy crowd attracts visitors daily from 9 AM to 4 PM, offering 65 indoor seats plus a terrace for 35 people. Advance reservation is recommended!

Three floors, abundant natural light, and a community that thinks beyond its own desk: CoWoS in Schöneberg, directly on Kolonnenstraße, is Berlin's co-working destination for freelancers, startups, and remote teams who want more than just a seat.

On Knobelsdorffstraße in Charlottenburg, experience challenging hot yoga sequences at up to 40 degrees, followed by a lounge and spa area. Yoga und More combines warmth, movement, and bodywork under one roof.

Actress Lilly Anders still personally selects the pieces for her store on Nollendorfstraße, not by brand, but by fashion era and condition. Fräulein Anders is primarily known for clothing from the fifties, complemented by an online workshop on developing one's own vintage style. Among the vintage stores in Berlin, this is the curated Fifties collection.

Behind an unassuming green door in Schöneberg lies one of the city's most enduring cocktail bars. Since 1995, the Green Door at Winterfeldtplatz has been synonymous with precisely crafted drinks, an atmosphere somewhere between a private salon and a film set, and the motto "The power of positive drinking".

In Barbarossastraße in Schöneberg, Hummus Studio demonstrates the true potential of Middle Eastern cuisine: creamy premium hummus, lovingly composed toppings, and fair prices that make even lunch a delight.