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The Hurricane Factory in Schönefeld operates Germany's largest wind tunnel: 15 meters high, 5.20 meters in diameter, with wind speeds up to 280 km/h. Indoor skydiving is possible here for children as young as 5 years old; equipment and briefing are included.

Since 1995, Café Re has been located on Märkisches Ufer in Mitte, directly on a Spree arm by the small harbor, with tables by the water and an unobstructed view of the TV Tower. The menu features Berlin Boulettes for 9.90 Euros and Kindl on tap. It's the laid-back option for a birthday venue in Berlin; reservations are made by phone.

At the crime dinner by Die Auftakter in Schmargendorf, guessing along is part of the menu: Between courses, an ensemble performs the case, which is only solved at dessert.

High above Charlottenburg, on the tenth floor of the 25hours Hotel Bikini Berlin, NENI serves Levantine cuisine with panoramic views over the Zoo and City West. The Molcho family's concept is as personal as its name: everything is shared, informally and with a view of all Berlin.

Since 2004, the Prime Time Theater on Müllerstraße in Wedding has been staging the theater sitcom 'Good Wedding, Bad Wedding,' now with over 140 episodes. The auditorium seats 230, and drinks and snacks from the café are allowed inside.

Samavarta is a mysterious outdoor escape game that transforms Berlin-Neukölln into an enigmatic playing field. With a captivating story, augmented reality, and over 40 puzzles, this scavenger hunt becomes a truly fun activity for groups.

Spielwiese at Kopernikusstraße 24 in Friedrichshain has been a game library, game store, and café in one since 2006. On Mondays, the entire game evening costs 5 Euros per person; on Fridays and Saturdays, it's 4 Euros for the first hour.

Goldhahn und Sampson's cooking school brings strangers together around a stove on weekends. At Helmholtzplatz in Prenzlauer Berg, cooking enthusiasts encounter an international course program that turns shared chopping and stirring into a real evening.

At Grimm's Hotel on Potsdamer Platz, specifically in the Tiergarten district, the Tischlein deck Dich restaurant transforms into a magical setting for corporate and private Christmas parties during the holiday season. Christmas menus based on Grimm's logic included.

YoSoy has been a fixture at Hackescher Markt for years: Spanish tapas on Rosenthaler Straße, open continuously and reliably full in the evenings.

The Squash House on Vulkanstraße in Lichtenberg has nine squash courts, three badminton courts, four bowling lanes, and a sauna. 45 minutes of squash cost 10 Euros per person in the morning, and 14 Euros in the evening and on weekends.

The Traumtänzer dance school teaches New York Style Salsa in the historic Tempelhof Airport, with four air-conditioned halls and free parking right outside. The Salsa Level 1 course includes six 75-minute sessions for 88 Euros, Bachata is included. For singles, there is Salsa SoloStyle, where you learn Salsa in Berlin completely without a dance partner.

Climbing in Berlin becomes a real challenge at Magic Mountain: colorful walls, diverse routes, and a huge climbing garden make the hall a hotspot for climbing fans of all ages. Those who want to reach new heights here will find not only enough vertical space but also a fitness room, a sauna, and plenty of fun.

From Stralau Harbor in Friedrichshain, three event ships and eight historic boats depart, including the fully electric MS Stralau for up to 100 guests, the heated Arcona from 1905, and a mahogany Rivabus from 1950. Two hours of charter cost between 385 and 1,850 Euros, crew included. For a birthday, this means: The venue travels with you.

Located in Alt-Hohenschönhausen, directly by Lake Orankesee, you'll find one of Berlin's most beautiful waterside restaurants. The Orankesee Terrassen combines Mediterranean cuisine with lake views, a beer garden, and a tranquility rarely found in the city.

Hotel Q! in Charlottenburg combines award-winning design ambiance with genuine Christmas coziness. The Fox Bar with its fireplace lounge and the light-flooded inner courtyard transform corporate or private Christmas parties into an atmospheric experience right on Kurfürstendamm.

The Magic Mountain climbing hall is located in the heart of Wedding. Colorful walls that resemble a rock face with many oddly shaped holds await visitors.

When the bachelor/bachelorette party is meant to be more than just sashes and champagne glasses: The Exit Room in Berlin-Mitte sends groups into elaborately designed escape room worlds, where puzzles, teamwork, and real thrills are paramount. Ten rooms, two locations, one mission: escape.

Located directly on Lake Tiefer See in Potsdam's Berliner Vorstadt, the restaurant ship John Barnett is named after the pioneer of steam navigation in Prussia. The historic ship, which was still in use as a cargo vessel on canals and rivers until 2004, now offers Central European cuisine with a view of Babelsberg Park.

BunBo – The BungalowBoat is Brandenburg's leading provider of floating holiday homes on the waterways around Berlin. At five locations, including Zernsdorf south of the capital and Plaue near the Havel river, city life can be exchanged for a fireplace, hammock, and water views – all without a boat license.

Founded in 1996, Club Latino is the oldest address for salsa in Potsdam and will celebrate its 30th anniversary in 2026. Cuban Salsa and Rueda de Casino are taught at Lindenpark Babelsberg; an eight-session course costs 68 Euros. For anyone looking for salsa courses around Berlin, this means: fixed groups and parties with free dance instruction.

An 1890 two-masted ship that once supplied Frisian islands and now lies moored on the banks of the Spree in Treptow, between Plänterwald and Treptower Park: The Klipper Sailing Ship Restaurant is arguably Berlin's most maritime address for breakfast, fish dishes, and lingering.

Berlin's oldest professional improv ensemble meets every Monday at the BKA Theater on Kreuzberg's Mehringdamm for a competition. Two teams, one stage, no script: Theatersport Berlin has been delivering spontaneous theater since 1995, with the audience taking charge.

On Bänschstraße in Friedrichshain, away from the main entertainment streets, Vineria del Este serves Spanish tapas and wine in a tavern that doesn't care about trends.

On Eisenacher Straße in Schöneberg, in a quiet residential street rather than a bustling nightlife area, Carlos Tapas Bar serves classic Spanish tapas with wine and sangria.