Wilmersdorf's oldest cinema opened in 1913 as Roland Lichtspiele and survived the war almost unscathed. What remains is a single auditorium with 250 seats, a colorful facade from the fifties, and the neon sign above it. For a marriage proposal, a cinema has a tangible advantage: you know exactly when it will get dark beforehand.
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The Golgatha beer garden is hidden in Viktoriapark in Kreuzberg, on the highest hill in central Berlin. With over 500 seats, a rooftop terrace, and views over the neighborhood's rooftops, it is one of Berlin's most famous beer gardens.
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Two ships, one Spree, zero boredom: The Shipotel Berlin is located between Friedrichshain and Kreuzberg, directly on the East Side Gallery, offering overnight stays on the water instead of in a conventional hotel room. Those who want to experience Berlin differently sleep here in cabin beds with a view of the Oberbaumbrücke.
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The residential buildings in the typical Moscow 'gingerbread style' characterize Europe's only boulevard built after the war! Today, Karl-Marx-Allee, with the two striking towers of Frankfurter Tor, is a protected monument – it is Germany's longest contiguous architectural monument.
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Those looking for a romantic Valentine's Day gift in Prenzlauer Berg will find it at Balloonerie: The Berlin family business on Eberswalder Straße has been selling balloons of all shapes, colors, and for all occasions since 1994, including heart-shaped helium balloons that simply work as a gift.
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Play Off Marzahn is Berlin's American Diner with true sports bar DNA: spare ribs, burgers, and cool drinks, while football plays on large screens. For World Cup evenings in East Berlin, this address on Märkische Allee is absolutely recommended.
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Spandau Citadel is the perfect wedding venue for medieval fans.
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This year again, starting November 11, 2025, Hotel Palace Berlin in Charlottenburg offers its exclusive Roast Goose to Go. The goose is picked up directly at the hotel and is already fully roasted.
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