The Modersohnbrücke in Friedrichshain is Berlin's quiet viewpoint with railway romance: trains pass underneath, the TV Tower glows in the west, and the sun sets as if it were specially planned for you.
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On Crellestraße in Schöneberg, Mela serves North Indian cuisine with a clear focus: fresh ingredients, high-quality spices, and a tandoor oven from which the skewers emerge. Coupled with warm service, this makes the unassuming restaurant one of the city's most reliable Indian addresses.
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The tea house Nannuoshan in the Heckmann Höfe in Berlin-Mitte combines tea salon and tea store.
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In the middle of the nice Volkspark Friedrichshain you will find a great splashing pool to have fun.
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Hardwood floor, green velvet stores, comfortable armchairs, sparkling chandeliers and a large cristal mirror.
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The homemade Paletas ice cream is an inherent part of Berlin's summer.
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At bob - boxoffberlin in Kreuzberg you can find posters, post cards, graphic print, photos and original T-shirts by designers from Berlin.
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Berlin's first dark restaurant, located in Prenzlauer Berg, transforms a wedding anniversary into an experience that recalibrates all senses. At unsicht-Bar Berlin, you dine in absolute darkness, accompanied by blind service staff and a changing stage program ranging from concerts to dark theater. Not seeing here means: finally perceiving correctly again.
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The old Berlin backyards of the Quartier Schützenstraße in Berlin-Mitte are a very popular photo opportunity, especially when looking up.
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The SPA at the InterContinental Berlin on Budapester Straße spans approximately 1,000 square meters around a 15-meter pool with a whirlpool. Two Finnish saunas, including a ladies' sauna, steam and herbal steam baths, and a sauna courtyard with an ice bath provide variety. Heated marble loungers and waterbeds await between sessions in the Day Spa.