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If you prefer to get crafty yourself for Easter rather than buying ready-made decorations, Friedrichshain is the place to be: Frieda Hain at Boxhagener Platz provides sewing and crafting enthusiasts with hand-picked Easter fabrics, DIY accessories, and the perfect sewing studio that actively helps with creative blocks.

In the historic Art Nouveau ballroom of the Hackesche Höfe in Mitte, the Chamäleon shows what contemporary circus truly can do: acrobatics, dance, and stage art merge into poetic shows unknown to classical vaudeville. For Sunday dates, the same lower prices apply as during the week.

An indoor activity for rainy days and an exciting family trip can be had at the SEA LIFE Center with the AquaDom near Alexanderplatz.

At Holsteiner Ufer in Moabit, two steps from S-Bahnhof Bellevue, the shipping company's boats depart, heading towards the Government District, Museum Island, and Mühlendammschleuse. For a marriage proposal on the water, there are two ways: ride along and pick the right moment at the bow, or rent the entire salon ship.

In the airy heights of the 20th floor of the Europacenter celebrities like Beyoncé and German stars Oliver Pocher and Günter Jauch have had a bash.

Located in Alt-Hohenschönhausen, directly by Lake Orankesee, you'll find one of Berlin's most beautiful waterside restaurants. The Orankesee Terrassen combines Mediterranean cuisine with lake views, a beer garden, and a tranquility rarely found in the city.

The Lützow Bar on Lützowplatz in Tiergarten is a piece of West Berlin bar history brought back to life. Here, after-work culture meets elegant cocktail artistry, a legendary 17-meter counter, and impressive highball creations.

A truly satisfying breakfast: Meyman Gourmet in Alt-Tempelhof brings Anatolian breakfast tradition to the table with rich platters, fresh ingredients, and homemade specialties. It is known for its particularly generous portions.

Located directly on Lake Tiefer See in Potsdam's Berliner Vorstadt, the restaurant ship John Barnett is named after the pioneer of steam navigation in Prussia. The historic ship, which was still in use as a cargo vessel on canals and rivers until 2004, now offers Central European cuisine with a view of Babelsberg Park.