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In Oranienstraße in Kreuzberg, fashion works on a different principle: instead of buying, borrowing. Kleiderei Berlin lends second-hand, vintage and new items by subscription, repairs damaged items themselves, and keeps clothes in use longer.

When frost covers the outdoors, sewing happens in Prenzlauer Berg. Die Gestalterei on Christburgerstraße is Berlin's coziest destination for creative children's sewing courses during the holidays – for ages 6 and up, no prior knowledge required, with real projects to take home.

WhatAGame in Revaler Straße in Friedrichshain is a game show where groups compete against each other. In two and a half hours, up to 15 games of movement, knowledge, tactics, and skill await, accompanied by a dedicated host.

In the Sprengelkiez in Wedding, the family-run Delicia serves Mediterranean cuisine with Turkish roots: homemade manti, pastes, and stuffed vine leaves, with tapas and wine in the evenings. Olive oil, vinegar, and wine are available for takeaway on the shelves.

Farbrausch 3D Adventure Minigolf on Jägerstraße in Berlin-Mitte features 19 blacklight courses, where neon paintings appear three-dimensional through 3D glasses. A round takes approximately 60 to 90 minutes, and a ticket costs 15 Euros on weekdays.

Cozy alpine panorama with festive atmosphere: Lindenbräu at Potsdamer Platz in Tiergarten captivates groups with its three-story interior, the cozy Lindenalm, and a Christmas offer for up to 450 people. Hearty classics from Bavaria, Austria, and Berlin ensure a celebration with alpine flair and Berlin down-to-earthness.

At the border of Friedrichshain and Lichtenberg, right at Storkower Straße S-Bahn station, Citydance dance studio offers Bachata at all levels for fair prices. The registered association is one of the most accessible addresses for Bachata courses in East Berlin.

C/O Berlin at the Charlottenburg Amerika Haus is the premier address for contemporary photography in the capital. For 25 years, the institution has brought together international positions and emerging talents across more than 2,500 square meters directly at Zoo Station.

Located in the heritage-protected brick building of the former Schultheiss Brewery in Prenzlauer Berg, the Museum in the Kulturbrauerei shows what life in the GDR was really like. The permanent exhibition "Everyday Life in the GDR" makes history tangible, and admission is free.

In the Rollbergkiez in Neukölln stands the Kindl - Centre for Contemporary Art: a listed brick building from the 1920s that has established itself as one of Berlin's most programmatically strong exhibition venues. Across more than 1,600 square meters, the Kindl showcases international contemporary art in spaces that are truly unique.