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This tour leads over winding forest paths, past idyllic lakes, and is particularly suitable for mountain bikes.

These tours take you from Charlottenburg to Berlin-Mitte into the Roaring Twenties, when the imperial capital seethed between vaudeville glamour and social awakening. Those looking for a program with real depth for parents or relatives will find history brought to life here.

Germany's first dark restaurant is located on Saarbrücker Straße and has been serving completely without light for years. At unsicht-Bar Berlin, formerly known as Nocti Vagus, blind service staff guides guests through the evening.

Located in the heart of Tiergarten-Mitte, just a stone's throw from Bellevue Palace and the vast Tiergarten park, The Lir has been Berlin's most authentic Irish Pub for over 30 years. Not a tourist trap, but a genuine local's pub with Guinness on tap, solid food, and sports broadcasts on the big screen.

If you're shopping in Prenzlauer Berg, this is the best place to do it: The REWE in the Kulturbrauerei is Berlin's most famous supermarket for flirting, nestled in a listed brick ensemble with a club, cinema, and street food market next door. Shopping carts don't lie.

A former horse auction hall, then a church, today an event location in Brandenburg an der Havel: The Raumquartier offers exceptional events near Berlin and Potsdam, where history meets creative design space and groups have the entire house exclusively to themselves.

On Kantstrasse in Charlottenburg, the Lotus Indian Restaurant demonstrates how far Indian cuisine extends beyond curry clichés: North and South Indian dishes stand side by side, from crispy Masala Dosa to Butter Chicken from the tandoor oven. Additionally, there's a street-facing terrace and two Thali variations, one of which is completely vegan.

Far out in Köpenick, right on the shore of Müggelsee, lies one of Berlin's most famous waterside excursion restaurants. The Rübezahl am Müggelsee combines a beer garden, bistro, and fisherman's hut into a place that offers lake views and relaxation all year round.

Europe's oldest Buddhist temple stands on the northern outskirts of Frohnau. The Buddhist House is located on a wooded hill, surrounded by a well-tended garden, and is so quiet that the city completely disappears for a few hours.

Trattoria Paparazzi in Friedrichshain is a piece of Berlin's restaurant history. Owner Doris Burneleit opened the first Italian restaurant in the GDR in 1987 and continues to bring this passion for authentic Italian cuisine to Lehmbruckstraße to this day.