Tempelhof

One of the international soccer pubs is the Sky Kneipe Schönberg Bei Joschi in Berlin-Schönberg, which broadcasts the European Championship soccer matches both indoors and in its own beer garden.

The building at Platz der Luftbrücke is one of the largest in the world, and precisely these dimensions make it a recurring guest in cinema, from Billy Wilder to The Hunger Games. Tours start at the visitor center, last approximately two hours, and cost from 17.50 Euros, but the tour is not barrier-free, and rollators are not permitted.

In the attic on Tempelhofer Berg, Yoga Sky has been teaching Vinyasa, Yin, and Hatha Yoga since 2012; yoga classes have existed at this location since 1998. The 500 square meters include two yoga rooms, four treatment rooms, and a lounge.

Mama Vegan on Tempelhofer Damm cooks traditional Vietnamese and purely plant-based dishes, plus its own sushi menu. A red curry with tofu costs 11.50 Euros, the Mama Bowl 15.90 Euros, and at lunchtime, the same menu is noticeably cheaper. Tables can be reserved for up to twenty people; the restaurant makes its own spring rolls and kimchi.

Kaiserhonig keeps around a hundred and twenty-five bee colonies in inner-city Berlin and harvests the honey within a radius of fifteen kilometres. Production sits in an old slaughterhouse by the Tempelhofer Feld, and alongside the honey come cold-stirred honey creams, milk creams and organic liqueurs. A jar of Berlin honey of a hundred and eighty grams costs 5 euros.

Three fenced dog meadows lie on the Tempelhofer Feld, which makes them an exception in Berlin: none of the twelve forest dog exercise areas has a fence at all. The field's own usage regulations do not say where exactly the three areas are, they only speak of designated areas. Leash rules apply across the rest of the field.

Located in the light-filled attic of an old factory building in the Bergmannkiez in Kreuzberg, Yoga Sky is one of Berlin's oldest Vinyasa studios and also a serious training center. Those who complete a yoga teacher training here learn from people who have walked the path themselves.

Inside the old Tempelhof Airport building sits one of the oldest clubs still running in the city. Opened by the Americans over seventy years ago, it carried its name as a US Air Force NCO club back in the days of the Berlin Airlift. Today two floors host Rock'n'Roll, Rockabilly, Independent and Punk, with a large bar in the middle.

COMME des COSTUMES in Tempelhof is a costume rental, fashion archive, and professional costume house all in one, operated by a costume designer who also works in cinema.

Brennnessel Tattoo Studio in Berlin is one of the younger tattoo studios in Berlin, captivating since early 2020 with innovation, artistic freedom, and the highest hygiene standards. Designs are tested with the help of augmented reality visualizations before actual implementation and closely coordinated with clients. This studio is particularly suitable for tattoo newcomers, as much is explained and the process is guided.