Grunewald

One can hardly dine more sumptuously in Berlin than at Restaurant Vivaldi in the 5-star Schlosshotel Grunewald. Lovers will find no more stylish place for a candle-light dinner anywhere else in Berlin.

Behind the sandstone facade in Grunewald are high-ceilinged rooms with stucco, crystal chandeliers, and heavy fabrics, surrounded by a park where the city completely disappears. For a marriage proposal, you don't really need to stage anything here; the setting takes care of it itself. And if you don't want the moment to end with the journey home, simply stay overnight.

Starting October 18, 2025, Scheune in Berlin's Grunewald entices with its 'Gans to Go' (Goose to Go). The roasted goose, optionally plain or with traditional side dishes, brings festive cheer directly to your plate. What's special: Scheune offers both a delivery and shipping service, bringing the fresh goose right to your doorstep.

The goose season at Restaurant Scheune in Grunewald starts on 13.10.2024, with a choice between a restaurant visit or the popular "Goose to Go" concept.

Teufelsberg is probably the fastest sledding hill in all of Berlin - with 120 metres Berlin's highest elevation.

During the winter holidays, Ökowerk Berlin, on the edge of Grunewald, takes children aged 7 to 12 on an exciting discovery journey under the motto "Winter Forest is Fun".

In the luxurious Patrick Hellmann Schlosshotel in Grunewald, a 5-star superior hotel, a festive seven-course New Year's Eve Gala Dinner will be served in a noble ambience.

Here, not only are plants collected, but also explained, smelled, and tasted: Waldsamkeit's herb walks provide concentrated plant knowledge with practical relevance and show what plantain & co. are really capable of.

The Havelhöhenweg leads about 10 kilometers from Heerstraße to Wannsee Beach over the steep bank of the Havel in Grunewald. Along the way are the 55-meter-high Grunewald Tower, the Schildhorn peninsula, and numerous viewpoints overlooking the Havel. For an autumn stroll in Berlin, this means: golden foliage, water views, and constant ups and downs.

In Schöneberg, Taverna Ousia brings the tavern culture of rural Greece directly to Berlin: Mezedes instead of tapas, natural stone floors instead of restaurant design, and hospitality that feels like an evening in the village square.