Prenzlauer Berg

With an elevation of 91 metres, the Oderbruchkippe ranks on place 9 of Berlin hills. Its slopes tend to get busy with sledding enthusiasts in winter.

The owners of the NO FIRE, NO GLORY! work with Danish coffee specialists who purchase the raw coffee beans from small growers in a direct trade agreement.

The Suzette of Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg serves extra-tasty sweet crêpes and hearty galette made of buckwheat flower.

The Crêpestation in the Berlin district of Prenzlauer Berg offers fresh and tasty crêpes preparing them in the Japanese way. The Japanese crêpes were invented in the hip Tokyo district of Harajuku in the 1990s.

In Berlin-Pankow the MACHmit! Museum for Children presents its new exhibition »the wide horizon«!

The fish restaurant Lesendro on Prenzlauer Berg's Kollwitzplatz banks on Mediterranean flavours!

The BQL (speak: be cool!) is Prenzlauer Berg's point of call for trendy footwear. You'll find sneakers here to match your every look.

The Bonanza Coffee Heroes serve coffee on a world-class level! To get there, Yumi Choi and Kiduk Reus spent one year travelling from London to Italy, New York and the rest of the world familiarizing themselves with the best varieties of coffee beans and above all how to roast and prepare them properly.

Despite its location somewhat off the beaten track, the restaurant Taleh Thai for Thai specialities cannot complain about a lack of guests.

In Prenzlauer Berg's 100% vegan restaurant Lucky Leek, Chef Josita Hartanto prepares meat-free delights of the finest grade.

Berlin's biggest indoor New Year's Eve Party with 13 floors takes place at Prenzlauer Berg's Kulturbrauerei.

Prenzlauer Berg's Pfefferbett Hostel is located on the so-called Pfefferberg ("Pepper Mountain"), an old brewery. This brings an absolutely unique atmosphere and ambience to the place but also the hostel's event programme is a gas.

You will get an instant holiday feeling when entering the Tapas bar Tres Tapas.

The bakery and pastry shop of Lars Siebert is Berlin's oldest bakery and to this day remains a family-run business.

Hidden in a Wilhelminian old building on Weinbergsweg in Berlin-Mitte is one of the city's most remarkable design hotels: The Gorki Apartments combine Berlin living culture with boutique hotel comfort, without sacrificing anonymity. Instead of room numbers, there are engraved keys, instead of a lobby, a green courtyard.

With 904 beds, the Generator Hostel located between the districts of Prenzlauer Berg and Friedrichshain, is Berlin's biggest hostel!

The Delizie D Italia is a charming Italian restaurant at Berlin Prenzlauer Berg with origins in a store for Italian delikatessen!

The bar „Zu mir oder zu dir“ near the U2 stop Eberswalder Straße has become a fixture of Prenzlauer Berg.

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

Trattoria Felice is a cosy little Italian restaurant on Helmholtzplatz, Berlin Prenzlauer Berg, offering daily home-made pasta specialities.

Sunday afternoon, round 3:00 pm at Mauerpark: The Amphitheatre resounds with deafening applause.

The two well-known shops Kauf dich glücklich and Glücklich am Park in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg belong together and specialise in tasty waffles and crêpes, self-made ice cream, sorbet and coffee specialities.

The second hand store Pusteblume for children in Prenzlauer Berg sells a cornucopia of clothes for babies and children and offers as a special service the rental of prams, buggies, child seats for the car and children's costumes.

Enjoy some game burgers in a rustic yet modern atmosphere in Penzlauer Berg.

Sheet cakes like mom used to bake, cookies shaped like the TV Tower and the Berlin special Splitterbrötchen sell like hot cakes at the small bakery Bäckerei Hacker in Berlin-Prenzlauer Berg.