Rebellious, spiky, and non-conformist, the Stachelschweine (Porcupines) were founded in 1949 as Berlin's first post-war political cabaret, and to this day they offer biting social satire.
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EZGS e.V. Berlin-Zehlendorf is the meeting point for paw-some teams in the southwestern district. Here, puppies, young dogs, and ambitious sport dogs train together – with a clear focus on fun, exercise, and social learning.
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If you are looking for a "real" flea market to barter and haggle, don't miss out on going to the Schöneberg City Hall.
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The Zeiss Planetarium at Schöneberg is located on the foot of the "Insulaner", one of Berlin's rubble hills.
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In the small shop "Tee und Ton" (tea and clay) customers can expect many original specialities and varieties from all over the world, including the trendy Matcha tea.
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Many vendors from Berlin and Brandenburg sell their goodies on the green market in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
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The ponies, wooly pigs and rabbits are certainly the main attractions for children at Tempelhof's ufaFabrik with its 1.600 square metres.
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The Seehotel (lake hotel) Berlin-Rangsdorf is located right next to Lake Rangsdorf. It is only half an hour's drive from Berlin
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Real football fever comes alive within the old walls of the Spandau Citadel in Berlin, which will show some of the important European Championship matches on a large LED screen.