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If you are looking for a place to have a picnic in Neukölln far away from Tempelhofer Feld, you should take a look at one of Berlin's most beautiful garden parks - Körnerpark, where a café even offers a picnic basket rental service!

Since 1962, Francucci on Kurfürstendamm in Charlottenburg has represented what true Italian cuisine is all about: homemade pasta from imported durum wheat semolina, Bistecca Fiorentina from Chianina beef, and an ambiance that needs no trends. Here, you sit as if you'd never left.

The Tukadu in Mitte is a store for pearls and jewelry design and a mecca for those who want to create their own jewelry.

With 85.000 square metres of shopping space the Gropius Passagen are Berlin's biggest shopping centre!

RÜTLI-Wear stands for clothing with character from Berlin-Neukölln. All styles from this Neukölln Streetwear Label are handmade and produced in the Screen Painting Workshop SDW-Neukölln.

The Café Schwartzsche Villa is located in the Steglitz Cultural Centre, home to the Berlin Authors' Forum, where readings regularly take place in the salon. It is operated by an inclusion company, and a slice of cake costs 4 Euros. As a reading café in Berlin-Steglitz, the yellow Wilhelminian villa boasts a summer garden for around 100 guests.

Since the barbecue area in Preußenpark was closed in 2024, Rudolf-Mosse-Platz in Schmargendorf is the only public barbecue area in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf. The small green space is about a ten-minute walk from Heidelberger Platz and can be used free of charge all year round. In addition to the barbecue area, there is a sunbathing lawn, a ping-pong table, and a mini-soccer field.

The small but exquisite Schlosspark Theater in Steglitz offers an entertaining program over Easter 2025.

Purzelbaum in Gutsmuthsstraße has been around since 2003, in a quiet corner off Schloßstraße. Second-hand children's and women's fashion stand side by side, along with toys, picture books, and shoes, and a café awaits next door.

LeseGlück in Ohlauer Straße, Kreuzberg, is a neighborhood bookstore with coffee and a couch, founded in 2007 and awarded the German Bookstore Prize in 2021. The shelves feature German and English titles, many from independent publishers. Tips at this Berlin reading café come from the owners, who also present books on radioeins.