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Sommerbad am Insulaner
This summer pool near Steglitz's Insulaner will bring summer bathing fun to the entire family.
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Alte Liebe Tempelhof
A former transport ship, moored in Tempelhof Harbor from May to September and re-launched as a restaurant ship. Grilled dishes, fresh beer, and a view of the Tempelhof harbor basin make this barge one of Berlin's most relaxed summer spots.
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The Circus Hostel Microbrauerei
The fun-fueled karaoke night in the in-house microbrewery of the Circus Hostel in Berlin-Mitte at Rosenthalerplatz is about to attain cult status.
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Hafenküche
In winter, the Hafenküche on Rummelsburger Bucht invites you to spend a nice evening by the fireplace enjoying a fresh roast from the oven.
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Van Gogh
Located on Grolmanstraße in Charlottenburg, just a few steps from Kurfürstendamm, Van Gogh is a dimly lit piano bar filled with modern art and Van Gogh reproductions. Daily live piano music, cocktails until 3 AM, and a pleasantly down-to-earth price level.
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Stadtbad Neukölln
The Stadtbad Neukölln, built in 1914, is modeled after ancient thermal baths, featuring a dome, skylight, and a round plunge pool. Reinhold Kiehl was the architect, and the ensemble is a protected monument. Swimming is possible in a 25-meter and a 19-meter hall. For indoor sports when it rains, there's a sauna area with hourly infusions.
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DÄRI Frozen Yogurt
The small and welcoming shop DÄRI Frozen Yogurt in Prenzlauer Berg, very close to Mauerpark, banks on regional quality ingredients, for example strawberries from Brandenburg and organic milk from Brodowin, a village devoted to green production.
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Admiralspalast
Admiralspalast on Friedrichstraße is one of the few big entertainment venues with tradition with the location being home to the biggest stage shows as early as the beginning 1900s.
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BergWerk.Berlin
Europe's largest indoor climbing park is located in five halls of a former cinema in Hellersdorf: fourteen courses between three and twenty meters high, a 40-meter zip line, and a 12-meter free fall. Children can climb from 1.10 meters tall, the youngest from 3 years old. As an indoor activity for children in Berlin, this is the most athletic option.