The iconic pub Schlawinchen in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a 24/7 business and scores with its rustic charm.
Kreuzberg
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SPINDLER Restaurant und Coffeehouse
Located on the Landwehrkanal in Kreuzberg, directly on Paul-Lincke-Ufer, the SPINDLER Restaurant and Coffeehouse combines French brasserie cuisine with the casual charm of a over 100-year-old Wilhelminian era building. Here, canal views meet seasonal-regional cuisine with a French accent.
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Watch the sunset by the Landwehrkanal
A sunset is a sunrise on the other side of the world. The Landwehrkanal will give you the chance to be the sunrise of someone.
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Spacehall
In the Bergmannkiez, in the heart of Kreuzberg, resides one of Berlin's largest record stores: Spacehall combines an impressive vinyl assortment across three rooms, focusing on electronic music from House to Techno to Minimal, and has long achieved the status of a true Berlin institution.
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Sunyoga Kreuzberg
In a factory floor of the M33 courtyards on Mehringdamm, SUNYOGA has been teaching Hot Yoga at around 40 degrees since 2002. In addition to the classic series with 26 postures, there are Hot Fusion, Silent Classes, and Pilates.
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Urbanhafen
On the Landwehr Canal in Kreuzberg lies Urbanhafen, where swans glide through the water, sunbathing lawns invite you to linger, and flirting almost happens by itself. Singer Funny van Dannen sang about it, Berlin has known it for a long time: Anyone who sits here is rarely alone for long.
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Wirtshaus Max und Moritz
This authentical, listed old-Berlin Restaurant has been located in the heart of Berlin's Kreuzberg district since 1902.
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Ferienprogramm in der gelben Villa
The Yellow Villa is a creative and educational center for children and young people in Berlin-Neukölln. During the winter holidays, a free and diverse holiday program with workshops on many different topics is offered.
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Luccico
A visit to Luccico is worthwhile. Especially women who like stylish, extravagant, and trendy shoes will find what they're looking for here!
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macha-macha
The tea house macha-macha in Kreuzberg stands for the traditional Japanese and Chinese tea culture as well as vegan and vegetarian dishes of Japanese cuisine.