Europe's fastest lift and most likely Berlin's best sunset - only two of the things the 103 metres high Kollhoff Tower is scoring with.
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Hidden in the middle of Bäkepark in Steglitz is one of Berlin's most beautiful playgrounds: around 3,000 square meters of Africa and adventure, right by the Teltow Canal. Wooden giraffes, zebras, and palm trees create a jungle atmosphere, while climbing towers, zip lines, and hammocks do the rest.
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Tucked away in the Grunewald, deserted and absolutely peaceful - if you prefer a calmer place to go for a swim, the bathing spot Badestelle Kuhhorn on the banks of the Havel might just be the place for you.
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On Lychener Straße at Helmholtzplatz, Tres Tapas serves traditional Spanish cuisine with lava stone grill, cocktails, and a decent wine selection.
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The Hard Rock Cafe is the most famous American diner in Berlin and has been located in a landmarked Bauhaus building at Kurfürstendamm 224 since 2010. Original pieces of music history hang on the walls, and the menu features Legendary Burgers, Baby Back Ribs, and Fajitas. With a concert ticket from the same day, you get a 15 percent discount.
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In the fourth courtyard of the Hackesche Höfe, Perlin sells trade beads, stone, glass, and silver beads for DIY stringing. Additionally, there is ready-made jewelry crafted from old beads, reassembled by designer Birgit Laun.
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The Marooush is an oriental restaurant, but also has a "Smoker's Lounge", where you can enjoy a Shisha after a dinner & dance show.
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The Cruise In American Diner in Berlin-Spandau looks like a setting for a 60s road movie.
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Trixiy and Dju Prabhawat opened Kien-Du-Kiang-Thong in August 1973 on Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße in Charlottenburg, claiming it to be the first Thai restaurant in West Berlin. A Buddha shrine with flower chains and gold plates dominates the room. Among Thai restaurants in Berlin, it boasts the longest history.