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Authentic Spanish tapas cuisine can be found at Luisenstraße 41 in Mitte: an extensive menu, Spanish wines, and a space that gets loud and lively in the evenings.

The Olympic Stadium in Westend was opened in 1936 according to plans by Werner March and has been a listed building since 1966. For football matches, it holds 74,475 seats; for concerts with the interior space in use, significantly more: Metallica attracted over 94,000 guests in 2026, a new house record. For open-air concerts in Berlin, this is the stage for major tours.

Bikini Berlin as new concept mall with boutiques, concept shops, flagship stores, gastronomy and services in direct vicinity of Zoo-Palast gives a new lease of life to the City West area of Berlin.

SOEUR on Marienburger Straße offers used women's fashion from labels like Acne, Marc Jacobs, or Chloé, plus jewelry and individual home furnishings. A good part of the stock comes directly from customers who bring in their own items.

Bathing, relaxing or perhaps getting married? Seebad Friedrichshagen is for all of this the right location.

The Schwarze Café (Black Café) is a special place: you can have breakfast there in the middle of the night!

Unlike most tattoo studios in Berlin, Inklabs acts as an intermediary between clients and a large network of internationally specialized tattoo artists. With individualized consulting, digital AI-supported design development, and targeted matching, Inklabs is an excellent choice for clients who know exactly what kind of tattoo they want.

The Grand Hyatt Berlin is part of the newly created city centre on Potsdamer Platz.

The PHO - Noodlebar on Linienstraße is the original branch of three Berlin locations and one of the city's most renowned Pho addresses. The beef broth with braised brisket costs 15.00 Euros, the vegan bowl with tofu, seitan, and shimeji mushrooms 14.00 Euros. Among Berlin's soup bars, this is the go-to spot for Vietnamese noodle soup in Mitte.

The Ganymed Brasserie is located on Schiffbauerdamm directly on the Spree, with views of the TV Tower and the Reichstag. The establishment has existed since 1931; during GDR times, Bertolt Brecht and Helene Weigel dined here. Specialties include oysters, seafood platters, and a tartare prepared at the table. Among French restaurants in Berlin, this offers the most classic setting.