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A brick jewel at the foot of Viktoriapark: Tomasa in Kreuzberg combines historical villa architecture from 1892 with a warm fireplace and an international weekly menu ranging from tarte flambée to salmon fillet.

Bouldering with a Spree panorama instead of a Sunday on the couch: The Ostbloc Boulder Hall in Rummelsburg combines athletic challenge across over 1,000 m² with a genuine feel-good atmosphere directly on Rummelsburger Bucht. Those who venture out alone will find an open community and weekly changing routes that are guaranteed to never bore anyone.

The Orania.Bar at Hotel Orania.Berlin on Oranienplatz in Kreuzberg is a hotel bar that also sees itself as the neighborhood's living room. Signature cocktails with spirits from Berlin distilleries, a color-coded menu, and live music almost every evening make it arguably the most atmospheric cocktail bar in a luxury hotel in the city.

Located directly under the S-Bahn arch at Warschauer Platz in Friedrichshain, Scheers Schnitzel has been serving crispy home-style food since 2010 at prices that even Berliners find surprising. If you want to have an inexpensive lunch without sacrificing quality, this is the place to be.

In Prenzlauer Berg, on Sredzkistraße, Ristorante Mjalt stands for sophisticated Calabrian cuisine. The name means "Honey" in Albanian and is the motto: warmth, hospitality, and dishes that impress with carefully selected ingredients.

EINSTEIN Unter den Linden in Mitte has been one of Berlin's most reliable addresses for Austrian cuisine since 1996. Viennese coffee house culture right by the government district, a view of the Brandenburg Gate, and a Wiener Schnitzel that consistently brings regular guests from politics, journalism, and culture back to this table.

Europe's largest non-profit children's and family center is not located in Mitte, but in the green: In Treptow-Köpenick, nestled in the Volkspark Wuhlheide, FEZ-Berlin transforms every season into a new adventure for children and families - with crafting, theater, nature, and lots of participation.

Located on Brunnenstraße in Mitte, ODAY DELI serves all-day breakfast, lunch, and specialty coffees with Vietnamese influences. Black Sesame French Toast, a Bánh-Mì-style sandwich, and Vietnamese coffee with condensed milk make this deli by Weinbergspark special.

On Reinhardtstraße stands a massive high-rise bunker from 1942, with trees growing on its roof. Inside, Karen and Christian Boros have been displaying their collection of international contemporary art since 2008, viewable only by guided tour.

43 hectares, 22,000 plant species, and fifteen show greenhouses between Dahlem and Lichterfelde: The Botanical Garden is large enough to get lost in, and that's precisely what makes it so suitable for a marriage proposal. The Great Tropical House from 1907 provides the backdrop, and the Italian Garden offers the tranquility.