Charlottenburg

In a quiet backyard in Mitte, Schnitzelei serves the original Wiener Schnitzel with a serious yet relaxed approach: veal from sustainable farming, crispy homemade breading, accompanied by German tapas and a complimentary welcome beer.

Hidden in the Europa-Center on Tauentzien, right in the heart of Charlottenburg, this Irish Pub is one of Berlin's most famous live music venues. Its 36-meter-long bar, daily bands, and an international crowd make it a reliable hotspot when the evening is far from over.

The famous and elegant club The Pearl will celebrate an exclusive Eve New Year's Eve party on two floors in Berlin-Charlottenburg. The motto is "Golden Eve - The Pearl Around the World"!

Erich Kästner has immortalized the Kempinski in Berlin in his famous children's book "Der kleine Mann" in literature. Of course the protagonists Jokus von Pokus and Mäxchen Pichelsteiner stay in the luxurious Kempinski when in Berlin!

Whether world stars such as Pamela Anderson, Will Smith, Tom Cruise and Sean Connery or German celebrities such as Mariella Ahrens and Tina Ruland - they all have themselves styled by Dieter Bonnstädter for their appearances on the red carpet.

Located at Fasanenplatz in Charlottenburg, the F37 Wine Bar & Art Gallery houses Berlin's oldest art gallery, reimagined as a wine and champagne bar. Changing exhibitions, curated wine tastings, and a historic building with modern elements make this venue a cultural landmark near Ku'damm.

The BRIKZ restaurant in Charlottenburg impresses couples with seasonal menus that open up new taste horizons through creative plays of acidity and non-alcoholic accompaniments like homemade kombuchas and water kefir. Guests can choose between à la carte options and 5, 6, or 7-course menus.

The Kitchen Library in Berlin-Charlottenburg invites you to a 6-course menu on New Year's Eve 2025, December 31st, promising creative culinary art at the highest level. Guests will experience the finest flavors in a relaxed atmosphere amidst modern, design-enhanced old-building rooms and an open kitchen.

Charlottenburg has many faces, but on Saturdays it shows its most beautiful one: Around 150 vendors transform Karl-August-Platz into a culinary district offering everything a good market morning needs, from regional organic vegetables and antipasti to street food stalls.

Since 1994, Ottenthal Restaurant & Wine Shop in Charlottenburg has been the most reliable address for Austrian cuisine in Berlin. On Kantstraße, classic Alpine cuisine and over 300 Austrian wines combine for an evening that tastes like Vienna but belongs in Berlin.