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Schlossgut Altlandsberg combines historic buildings with rural idyll. The manor offers diverse premises with capacities for up to 200 guests in the baroque castle church, the dome hall, and the brewery and distillery. Weddings can be held here religiously, civilly, or freely.

On New Year's Eve the Puro Sky Lounge on the 20th floor of Kurfürstendamm's Europacenter offers a spectacular view of the various fireworks over Berlin.

Every Sunday, the north side of Ostbahnhof in Friedrichshain transforms into one of the city's most reputable antique markets. Between 120 and 150 dealers offer furniture, porcelain, records, and collectibles that truly live up to their name. New goods? Not a chance.

In Schöneberg, they've long known what good ice cream means. Jones Ice Cream, founded by French pastry chef Gabrielle Jones, stands for serious trend-setting ice cream in Berlin: handmade, uncompromisingly creative, and with a queue out the door.

Liomandier in the famous Bergmann neighborhood in Berlin-Kreuzberg is a cocktail bar with a passion for traditional bar keeping.

On Bleibtreustraße in Charlottenburg, just one S-Bahn station from Bahnhof Zoo, Repke Spätzlerei serves South German home cooking at prices one would hardly expect in this location. Handmade Spätzle, Maultaschen, and daily changing lunch specials make the eatery a reliable address for an affordable lunch in Berlin.

Hidden in a Wilhelminian old building on Weinbergsweg in Berlin-Mitte is one of the city's most remarkable design hotels: The Gorki Apartments combine Berlin living culture with boutique hotel comfort, without sacrificing anonymity. Instead of room numbers, there are engraved keys, instead of a lobby, a green courtyard.

The eyewear shop Lunettes Selection in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg has made its name with a large selection of fancy vintage glasses and sunglasses.

The family-run Landhaus Himmelpfort on Lake Haussee in Brandenburg is idyllically situated in a large garden with private lake access and boat rental.

In Wedding, near Müllerstraße, Stefanie Kietz opened the family café Zaunkönig because she felt such a place was missing in the neighborhood. Here, children play on an indoor playground while parents relax with organic coffee and homemade cake.