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At Tierpark Berlin-Friedrichsfelde in Lichtenberg, you can adopt almost any animal species. The money goes directly to the care of the animals, and the recipients receive a personal adoption certificate.

During summer the route around Wannsee is one of the most popular bike tours as it combines cycling with some beach fun at the lakeside.

In the embassy district of Tiergarten, directly on the edge of the Zoological Garden, SO/Berlin Das Stue resides in a listed building from the 1930s. The boutique hotel combines historic architecture with an interior by Patricia Urquiola and a spa by Susanne Kaufmann to create one of Berlin's most atmospheric city hotels.

In Wilmersdorf, just a stone's throw from Ku'damm, the Provocateur Bar celebrates the Golden Twenties with red velvet, dimmed lights, and cocktails that go far beyond standard bar offerings. Burlesque aesthetics and precise mixology are united under one roof here.

The Kienbergpark, named after the Kienberg hill in Berlin-Hellersdorf, is a 60 hectare park with a 1.5 km long cable car.

Since 1994, Cynthia Barcomi and her team have been roasting their own Arabica beans and baking everything themselves in Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez. With this, the American baking icon has not only created an institution on Bergmannstraße but has also shaped Berlin's coffee culture.

AMRIT Mitte on Oranienburger Straße is one of Berlin's largest Indian restaurants: around 300 seats on the covered terrace, another 200 inside. The cuisine follows the Punjabi recipes of the Bans brothers, who opened their first establishment in 1996. For large groups and spontaneous visits, this is the most reliable Indian address in the city.

Far out in Friedrichshagen, almost by Lake Müggelsee, Mauna Kea offers one of Berlin's most sophisticated international breakfast selections. If you need substance after a long night, you'll find everything from hearty English classics to Mexican tortillas to settle your stomach.

The Le Faubourg restaurant on Kudamm in Charlottenburg combines French culinary art with Berlin lightness. For Easter 2026, the Easter menu will become the seasonal highlight in City West: fresh, thoughtful, and with a flair for the extraordinary.

The German Museum of Technology Berlin has come up with an exciting holiday program centered around technology for the winter holidays.