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On Knobelsdorffstraße in Charlottenburg, experience challenging hot yoga sequences at up to 40 degrees, followed by a lounge and spa area. Yoga und More combines warmth, movement, and bodywork under one roof.

In the attic on Tempelhofer Berg, Yoga Sky has been teaching Vinyasa, Yin, and Hatha Yoga since 2012; yoga classes have existed at this location since 1998. The 500 square meters include two yoga rooms, four treatment rooms, and a lounge.

High above the rooftops of Tiergarten, Golvet sits on the eighth floor of the Loeser & Wolff House on Potsdamer Straße: Berlin's most famous Michelin-starred restaurant with panoramic views combines precise Michelin-level cuisine with a 360-degree view stretching from the Philharmonie to the Reichstag.

Three floors, abundant natural light, and a community that thinks beyond its own desk: CoWoS in Schöneberg, directly on Kolonnenstraße, is Berlin's co-working destination for freelancers, startups, and remote teams who want more than just a seat.

Anyone looking for authentic Greek hospitality in Schöneberg will find it on Belziger Straße. Taverna Kos offers family-run cuisine with meze, grilled dishes, and the classic welcome ouzo that brings a holiday feeling with the very first sip.

The vegetarian restaurant Chipps in Berlin-Mitte is the "little brother" of the Cookies Creams. They serve breakfast, lunch and dinner here. Many of their dishes on the menu can also be turned into vegan dishes. Some items on the menu can be ordered with meat, too.

Located in the Schöneberg district is one of Berlin's most popular children's cafés: Familiencafé Emma und Paul combines a cozy café with a fully equipped playroom, homemade cuisine, and a weekend brunch that makes both parents and children happy.

In Schöneberg, Taverna Ousia brings the tavern culture of rural Greece directly to Berlin: Mezedes instead of tapas, natural stone floors instead of restaurant design, and hospitality that feels like an evening in the village square.

Lollapalooza Berlin is the ultimate summer event in the city: for two days, the Olympic Park in West Berlin transforms into a massive stage for world-class acts, fashion, sustainability, and great food. If you want to experience Berlin's summer in its loudest, most colorful form, you absolutely have to check it out.

In the Scandinavian Quarter in Prenzlauer Berg, two sisters have brought Georgian cuisine to Berlin that feels as warm and genuine as a supra at home. Daia stands for generation-tested recipes, rare Qvevri natural wines, and the spirit of true Georgian hospitality.