Berlin

Peruvian Fish Religion in Kreuzberg: The Cevicheria on Dresdener Straße stands for freshly marinated seafood, artisanal care, and a small but consistently changing menu that brings Lima to Berlin.

The Velicious Cafe in Berlin-Friedrichshain is a cute café that offers vegan temptations such as tartlets, muffins and cake.

The Museum für Kommunikation (Museum for Communication) in Berlin-Mitte is dedicated to the development of the information society from its beginnings to the present.

Berlin's cheapest city tour operates as a regular service: BVG Bus 100 connects Charlottenburg and Mitte on a route that passes the Reichstag, Victory Column, and Brandenburg Gate. Not a tourist bus, but real public transport at the regular ticket price.

The About Blank at Ostkreuz is owned by a cooperative where ten people make decisions by consensus, everyone earns the same, and fees are capped. It features two floors, a garden stage, and three bars; photography is not allowed. Among Berlin's techno clubs, it's the most political, and it's located on the A100 motorway route.

Gewandhaus on Belziger Straße only accepts well-preserved outerwear made from natural materials, along with leather shoes and accessories. Merino wool, alpaca, silk, and cashmere are found here much more often than polyester.

In Friedenau, the Covershoot photo studio transforms the bachelorette party into a real photo shoot with a wind machine, trampoline, and a studio just for you. No street selling, no mandatory tasks on the street: Here, it's all about the picture that lasts.

Friedrichstraße in Berlin-Mitte is one of the capital's most famous shopping streets, combining city history with a unique shopping experience. Between Checkpoint Charlie and the Friedrichstadtpalast, fashion stores, chocolate specialists, and the renowned cultural department store Dussmann line the boulevard. Those who stroll here don't just shop; they experience a piece of Berlin.

A sunset is a sunrise on the other side of the world. The Landwehrkanal will give you the chance to be the sunrise of someone.

Every Tuesday at 1 pm you will have the opportunity to attend a concert by the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

Mauerpark is situated where once was the strip that separated East and West Berlin, is now a vibrant location in the city not to miss.

The Berlin Wall Memorial is the central place of the German division and is in the historical site of Bernauer Strasse.

The Ackselhaus & Blue Home in Prenzlauer Berg is not a hotel in the traditional sense: two lovingly restored Wilhelminian-era buildings, packed with themed rooms, travel souvenirs, and a Mediterranean inner garden. Those who stay here don't just book a room, but a world.

A very special city tour is the Berlin Free Tour. Here every participant pays as much as he or she wants.

The exhibition center ICC at the central bus station (ZOB) and the Berliner Funkturm (Berlin Radio Tower) in the district of Charlottenburg impresses with its special design and its charisma.

Since 1994, Carsten and Stephan Holst have been bringing champagnes from small houses directly to Schöneberg. In their wine shop on Motzstraße near Nollendorfplatz, there are around 60 champagnes, for example from Gosset, Amyot or Fromentin-Leclapart; a bottle of Amyot Brut costs 35 Euros. For parties, wine is available on commission, unopened bottles can be returned.

Bruno Gibard, a Frenchman living in Berlin since 1982, has been running the wine shop Chez Bruno on Berliner Straße in Zehlendorf since 2006. The shelves feature wines from almost all regions of France, mostly from family wineries, along with Crémant, Champagne, raw milk cheese, and pâtés. Those who wish to try can order a tasting plate with a glass of wine.

Hotel Adlon Kempinski in Berlin-Mitte is arguably the most glamorous address for a bachelorette party in the capital. Located directly at the Brandenburg Gate, it combines legendary history with five-star luxury, a private spa experience, and the famous Afternoon Tea on the Bel Etage.

High up on the 14th floor of the InterContinental, on the edge of Tiergarten, lies Berlin's highest wine bar. Over 300 international wines, plus panoramic views of the Victory Column, TV Tower, and Potsdamer Platz: Hugos Weinbar combines Michelin-star restaurant quality with the relaxed lightness of an apéro evening.

The Habba Habba is perfectly located in between bars and pubs in Prenzlauer Berg and offers extraordinary falafel creations.

The exclusive Schlosshotel in Grunewald offers relaxation in luxury, far away from the bustle of the metropolis.

This classic elegant 5-stars superior hotel is centrally located on Gendarmenmarkt, with an unmistakeable view to the classicistic ensemble of Konzerthaus, New Church and French Cathedral.

The customers of Sneakerspot shop here for sneakers, skate- and streetwear, accessoires and watches! Brands like Adio, Nike, Lakai, Merica, Vans, Osiris or K-Swiss can either be purchased directly in the store or ordered in their online shop and have it delivered to your home.

Since 1865, one of Berlin's last two working windmills has been turning on Buckower Damm. Next to it stands the reconstructed miller's house with a restaurant and a beer garden for 400 people. If you prefer a down-to-earth marriage proposal over a high-gloss one, you'll hardly find a more suitable place in Neukölln.

Located on Wühlischstraße in Friedrichshain, Le Boudoir by Bohème Sauvage is Berlin's most sophisticated costume rental for the Golden Age of the Weimar Republic. Charleston dresses, feather boas, pearl necklaces, and Art Deco accessories await all who want to not only celebrate but also wear the nightlife of the Roaring Twenties.