Tempelhof-Schöneberg

The Renger-Patzsch restaurant on Wartburgstraße in Schöneberg serves German-French cuisine with an Alsatian touch and is named after the photographer Albert Renger-Patzsch. For Christmas parties in 2026, two menus starting from 44.50 Euros are available, along with a separate room for 25 and a dining room for up to 50 guests.

Since 2004, Dolores California Burritos has brought the San Francisco Mission-Style to Berlin, with locations in Mitte and Schöneberg. If you want to get full at lunchtime without spending a lot, this is the perfect place: Cali-Mex cuisine at a low price, fresh and without frills.

The bike tour through Treptow-Köpenick is the longest bike tour on this list and leads from Treptower Park, via Wuhlheide and Köpenick's Old Town, to Müggelsee, Berlin's largest lake with 7.4 square kilometers. On the south bank, the Müggelturm awaits, 126 steps up to a panoramic view over forest and water on a clear day.

Opposite the KaDeWe in Schöneberg, Brasserie Colette Tim Raue brings Paris to Berlin. Here, the star chef's signature style meets a classic brasserie atmosphere: modern, warm, without heaviness. A restaurant that provides the perfect setting for special occasions.

In Friedenau, the Covershoot photo studio transforms the bachelorette party into a real photo shoot with a wind machine, trampoline, and a studio just for you. No street selling, no mandatory tasks on the street: Here, it's all about the picture that lasts.

Since 1994, Carsten and Stephan Holst have been bringing champagnes from small houses directly to Schöneberg. In their wine shop on Motzstraße near Nollendorfplatz, there are around 60 champagnes, for example from Gosset, Amyot or Fromentin-Leclapart; a bottle of Amyot Brut costs 35 Euros. For parties, wine is available on commission, unopened bottles can be returned.

Ritterland at Richard-Tauber-Damm is an indoor playland in the south of Berlin, extending its castle theme to the names of birthday packages. Admission at 7 Euros per child during the week is among the cheapest in the city, and if you visit seven times, the last visit is free. Important for planning: Only cash payments are accepted here.

If you want to train your legs in Berlin without thinking about the gym, Marienfelde is the right place for you. The Sprung.Raum trampoline park in Berlin-Tempelhof offers over 2,400 square meters of movement that feels like pure fun – while activating over 400 muscles simultaneously.

On Goltzstraße in Schöneberg, Bonvivant stands for something rarely implemented so consistently in Berlin: cocktails as an equal part of the menu, not just an accompaniment. This bistro combines artisanal bar culture with vegan fine dining in a way that appeals to both connoisseurs and the curious.

Anyone visiting Berlin playgrounds already knows them: the pointy-hooded jackets from Finkid, the Berlin label for high-quality children's outdoor fashion with a Nordic soul. The Direct Store on Bundesallee in Friedenau is the premier address for special children's fashion that withstands wind, mud, and rapid growth.