Wedding

Sundays in Prenzlauer Berg are all about browsing, bargaining, and discovering: The Mauerpark Flea Market is Berlin's most famous flea market, attracting thousands of visitors from all over the world, offering much more than just a market with vintage goods, live karaoke, and street food.

A yet widely unknown skating route right by the water can be found in Wedding.

If you're looking for a good bagel in Wedding, you'll find it at Kado Coffee & Breakfast — a Wedding café with heart that has been based at Humboldthain S-Bahn station since 2007 and now also brightens mornings on Gerichtstraße. Vintage charm, freshly topped bagels, and specialty coffees — no frills, but with lots of soul.

The Ballhaus Wedding, built in 1889, became a major hotspot of Berlin's nightlife scene at the beginning of the 20th century. After a long period of decay, it was reopened in 2022 and now offers an impressive backdrop for cultural events, including classical concerts and dance nights.

If you are fond of black and white patterns, colorblind berlin is the right place for you. You can take any object you want to the small showroom and studio at Berlin-Wedding and have black and white geometric patterns transferred to fabric, mirrors, glass or anything else.

Volkspark Humboldthain offers a picnic with a panoramic view of Berlin: the historical flak tower offers an unbeatable view of Germany's capital!

In the African Quarter in Wedding, Morgenmuffel Bread & Bar awaits on Mother's Day 2026 with a brunch that delivers exactly what the name promises: lovingly prepared breakfast for all who only truly wake up with good coffee and even better food.

Touch, try, jump, climb or knead - learning by doing is what Wedding's Labyrinth Children's Museum is all about.

In Volkspark Rehberge, in the heart of Berlin's Wedding district, a listed open-air stage from the 1930s transforms every summer into one of the city's most atmospheric open-air cinemas. Here, you sit under the open sky, surrounded by old trees, watching films on an inflatable screen.

Heideglühen in Berlin Moabit is a well-established institution for fans of electronic music who appreciate a familiar atmosphere and enjoy partying during the day. Hidden behind a wooden fence near the Beusselstraße S-Bahn station, guests can expect a lovingly designed place that, with its DIY charm, resembles a treehouse more than a classic club.