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In Tiergarten, right by the water: The Café am Neuen See is one of Berlin's most famous excursion destinations. Beer garden, restaurant, and boat rental are located here under old trees, and it's open all year round.

On 8,000 square meters in Spandau, there are three artificial turf PowerCourts, each 30 by 15 meters and fully enclosed with nets, plus a tournament-standard paintball field spanning 45 by 30 meters. Upstairs, the KiCK-In Sportsbar awaits for up to 150 guests. Indoor sports in the rain here means five against five, no matter what comes down from the sky.

Hidden behind an old door knocker on Goltzstrasse in Schöneberg is one of Berlin's most atmospheric cocktail bars. The Salut! Classic Bar combines Art Nouveau and Art Deco ambience with artisanal bar culture, classic recipes from the 1920s, and unique creations made from high-quality ingredients.

Idyllically situated between the Teltow canal and green areas you will find the so-called "Ost-Krone".

The most particular and safest candle light dinner in Berlin can be had in the Weintresor of Ellington Hotel.

Located on the second floor of an industrial building on Bülowstraße in Schöneberg, Sultan Hamam offers heated marble benches, steam baths, and oriental tranquility. A Turkish bathhouse run as a family business since 1999.

A little hidden, in the third backyard of the Höfe am Südstern in Kreuzberg, lies the small, relaxed arthouse cinema, which has since become an institution.

Berlin's TV Tower is one of the most emblematic sights of the city and with its 368 metres of height not only Berlin's but Germany's highest building.

Jogging around Müggelsee offers you 14 kilometres of jogging fun on paths through woods and parks.

The Good Time Restaurant at Hausvogteiplatz in Berlin-Mitte presents Thai and Indonesian dishes side-by-side, from Tom Kha Gai to Gado Gado. It is operated by Willem Salim, with a second location in Zehlendorf. Among Thai restaurants in Berlin, it offers the broadest Southeast Asian menu.