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The musical children's birthday parties at the Klingendes Museum Berlin are led by music educators, where various instruments can be tried out.

Hazelnut cookies with nutmeg and cinnamon, pralines with passion fruit, coconut truffles or raspberry are a dream for all gourmet sweet tooths!

Even if you are not a member of Tennis Club Grün-Weiß-Grün Tegel, you have the opportunity to play tennis regularly here.

The FC Magnet Bar in Berlin-Mitte has been an institution among Berlin football pubs for over two decades: public viewing on a big screen, two foosball tables in the basement, and an atmosphere where goals are celebrated with strangers.

Dancing makes you happy! That's the motto of the dance school and ballroom Walzerlinksgestrickt Berlin! Whether passionately Latin American, elegantly European, or with Step, Swing, or ChaCha, you can simply dance away office frustration or bad moods here.

Stand Up Paddling on the Havel, right in Spandau: The SUP Center Berlin on Eiswerder Island is the perfect place for anyone who wants to experience Berlin from the water in beautiful weather. Rentals, courses, yoga, and XXL boards make this spot the top choice for watersports activities in the capital.

Picoteo Tapas Bar has opened its second chapter in Charlottenburg: small dishes for sharing, Spanish wines, and a space where traditional and modern elements coexist.

Berlin's first dance school specializing in Bachata is located in the heart of the Samariter Quarter in Friedrichshain and does exactly what its name promises: learning Bachata, from scratch and with a system. From free taster courses to teacher training, everything runs under one roof here.

The weekly and organic market at Boxhagener Platz, with 80 to 100 stalls, is the largest weekly market in Friedrichshain. Organic vegetables from Brandenburg, fresh tofu, cold-pressed oils, cheese, and locally smoked fish are offered alongside street food from Lángos to Falafel. For this weekly market in Berlin-Friedrichshain, it means: weekly shopping and breakfast in one place.

Right next to Teufelsberg in Grunewald lies Drachenberg, a 99-meter high rubble hill with a treeless plateau, where kites of all sizes take to the wind in autumn. 280 steps lead up from Teufelsseechaussee, admission is free. For autumn activities in Berlin, the rule here is: no branches in the string and a view all the way to the TV Tower.