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Handmade candle arches, pyramids, or Christmas baubles from Thuringia and the Ore Mountains.

On Lake Wannsee, in the southwest of Berlin, Segelschule Wannsee shows that water sports are not a matter of experience. From the first taster course to the Sportbootführerschein Binnen Segeln (inland sailing license), there's the right start for everyone. Wind at your back, city in view.

Right on the outskirts of Berlin, the Hurricane Factory offers one of the world's largest wind tunnels for body flyers.

Bekemühle in Dannenwalde offers bridal couples a fairytale setting for the most beautiful day of their lives, with space for up to 100 guests. Amidst idyllic nature, civil, church, and free ceremonies can be wonderfully implemented in the barn with rustic charm. A traditional water mill from 1438 offers comfortable overnight accommodation.

At the edge of Spandau's Old Town, Beyzade Restaurant serves Turkish grill classics and its own charcoal grill creations, along with Pide, Lahmacun, and its own breakfast.

Pho Phan on Hermannstraße is one of the few soup restaurants in Berlin-Neukölln where soup truly forms the core of the menu: Phở, glass noodle soup, and rice noodle soup are each available with chicken, beef, shrimp, or tofu, along with Thai appetizers. Per person, costs are between 10 and 20 Euros, and only cash is accepted.

The Baergarten is located in Niederschöneweide on the grounds of the Bärenquell brewery, where the last brew ran in 1994, followed by almost twenty-five years of standstill. Today, it offers Neapolitan pizza from the stone oven starting from 10.00 Euros, a small stage, and a beer garden. The venue shows 'Tatort' on a screen indoors with free admission.

On Leonhardtstraße in Charlottenburg, Bruderherz combines excellent artisanal cuisine, homemade pasta from its own manufactory, and familial warmth at a high level.

In Tiergarten, just a few steps from Potsdamer Platz, the Felleshus unites the embassies of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden under a copper band. Inside, Smørrebrød, jazz, and changing exhibitions await, all without a plane ticket.

In Charlottenburg, near the Renaissance Theater, Pasta & Basta delivers what its name promises: homemade pasta in the tradition of a South Italian trattoria, served at blue and white set tables, also outdoors.