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Hidden in the backyard of an old Berlin building on Helmholtzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg, KALAA Yoga Berlin has been offering Yoga Alliance level yoga trainings since 2011: well-founded, holistic, and founded by professional dancers.

Located in the heart of the UNESCO Spreewald Biosphere Reserve, about an hour from Berlin, Schloss Lübbenau welcomes conference guests to a castle ensemble over 400 years old. The 4-star conference hotel in Lübbenau combines historical grandeur with professional conference infrastructure, and those who need the tranquility of the waterscape after a meeting will find it right on their doorstep.

“All we want for Christmas is you” – The nhow Hotel Berlin invites you to a magical Christmas party in the PopUp restaurant on the rooftop terrace.

The Factory Store in Berlin's Tempelhof district offers a wide selection of evening dresses and party wear that are both affordable and high-quality. Every woman can find her personal dream outfit here for special events and festive moments.

The Volkskammer restaurant, not far from Ostbahnhof, transports its guests directly back to the GDR era. Look forward to culinary classics like Goldbroiler or Würzfleisch in an absolutely authentic ambiance.

At Winterfeldtplatz in Schöneberg, Habibi has for decades stood for what a good snack to go in Berlin should be: fresh, affordable, without frills. Falafel and shawarma from an open kitchen, served until deep into the night.

The Fischfabrik Berlin in Prenzlauer Berg proves that fresh seafood doesn't require a white tablecloth. This small fish restaurant impresses with daily fresh catches, artisanal cuisine, and prices that are almost provocatively fair in this city.

In the historic Arminius Market Hall in Moabit, you'll find 'Der Fischladen' (The Fish Shop), which shows how fresh fish in Berlin can really taste. Honest fish cuisine with Berlin market hall atmosphere instead of a tourist trap.

At Friedrichstraße station, there is a glass and steel pavilion that served as the departure hall at the border between East and West Berlin during GDR times. Today, the Tränenpalast (Palace of Tears) houses a permanent exhibition about everyday life in divided Germany, with free admission.

At the corner of Großbeerenstraße and Yorckstraße, Kuchenkultur bakes small batches daily. In the display case, next to poppy seed cheesecake and streusel cake, you'll also find oriental orange cake, avocado cheesecake, and pistachio mousse tart.