Guidebook for Berlin
Food Scene
The pasta dishes are my favorite in town! Small italian restaurant with outside area.
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Trattoria Toscana
104 Tempelhofer DammThe pasta dishes are my favorite in town! Small italian restaurant with outside area.
Original home-made Italian Ice-Cream with only natural ingredients of the best kind. My favorite flavors are lime-basil and maracuja (both vegan).
Gelati Eismanufaktur
Original home-made Italian Ice-Cream with only natural ingredients of the best kind. My favorite flavors are lime-basil and maracuja (both vegan).
For people who love the first meal of the day
54 recommandé par les habitants
ABC - Allans Breakfast Club & Wine Bar
13 RykestraßeFor people who love the first meal of the day
Great for brunch in groups, can be very packed on weekends. There is an outside-area.
214 recommandé par les habitants
Café Anna Blume
83 KollwitzstraßeGreat for brunch in groups, can be very packed on weekends. There is an outside-area.
AKEMI
39 RykestraßeAsian tapas - yummy
Chutnify has Sounth-Indian street food with - of course - CHUTTTTNY
52 recommandé par les habitants
Chutnify
43 SredzkistraßeChutnify has Sounth-Indian street food with - of course - CHUTTTTNY
Mitho Cha!
40 RykestraßeAuthentic nepalese and tibetian dishes
Umami
16-18 KnaackstraßeIndochinese food in a nice atmosphere - can be very crowded
Drinks & Nightlife
Salsa-Dancers: On Thursdays and Sundays you will find 4 dancefloors with Salsa LA Style, Salsa Cuban-Style, Bachata and Kizomba. This place is like a home to me :) Entrance is cheap (3 Euro if you come only to the party (past 9pm)).
Non-Salsa-Dancers: Go there anyway and learn one of the dances. Lesson and party: 6 Euro. Visit soda-berlin.de for time schedule and type of lessons offered.
40 recommandé par les habitants
Soda Club Berlin
36 Schönhauser AlleeSalsa-Dancers: On Thursdays and Sundays you will find 4 dancefloors with Salsa LA Style, Salsa Cuban-Style, Bachata and Kizomba. This place is like a home to me :) Entrance is cheap (3 Euro if you come only to the party (past 9pm)).
Non-Salsa-Dancers: Go there anyway and learn one of the dances. Lesson and party: 6 Euro. Visit soda-berlin.de for time schedule and type of lessons offered.
Jazz, jazz, jazz....
b-flat-berlin.de
Concerts every day of the week, Wednesdays Jam Session (free entry)
19 recommandé par les habitants
b flat Accoustic Music & Jazz Club
40 DircksenstraßeJazz, jazz, jazz....
b-flat-berlin.de
Concerts every day of the week, Wednesdays Jam Session (free entry)
There are lots of bars here, some have a small club as well.
12 recommandé par les habitants
Pappelallee
PappelalleeThere are lots of bars here, some have a small club as well.
Have a drink while watching people dance open-air at the river, just across from the museums. In the evening all is beautifully lit. My favorite: Argentine Tango Wednesdays ans Sundays. You can also come to a lesson: https://www.monbijou-theater.de/strandbar-tanz.html
Friday: Swing
Saturday: Westcoast Swing
Sunday: Tango
Monday: Westcoast Swing
Tuesday: Standard & Latin (Cha-Cha, Waltz etc)
Wednesday: Tango
Thursday: Salsa
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Parc Monbijou
Oranienburger StraßeHave a drink while watching people dance open-air at the river, just across from the museums. In the evening all is beautifully lit. My favorite: Argentine Tango Wednesdays ans Sundays. You can also come to a lesson: https://www.monbijou-theater.de/strandbar-tanz.html
Friday: Swing
Saturday: Westcoast Swing
Sunday: Tango
Monday: Westcoast Swing
Tuesday: Standard & Latin (Cha-Cha, Waltz etc)
Wednesday: Tango
Thursday: Salsa
Entertainment & Activities
On Sundays Mauerpark is kind of like a small festival with live music everywhere. There is also a fleamarket and lots of small places with food. If you want to try singing yourself there is charaoke at 3pm in the "bear pit" - beware, on sunny days there could be 2000 people watching you...
1060 recommandé par les habitants
Mauerpark
63 GleimstraßeOn Sundays Mauerpark is kind of like a small festival with live music everywhere. There is also a fleamarket and lots of small places with food. If you want to try singing yourself there is charaoke at 3pm in the "bear pit" - beware, on sunny days there could be 2000 people watching you...
Have a look at the stars above in amazing shows - even on a rainy day!
Program: http://www.planetarium.berlin/fileadmin/website/buehne/zgp_programmflyer_3_2017.pdf
Tickets:
https://planetarium-berlin.ticketfritz.de/
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Planétarium majeur Zeiss
80 Prenzlauer AlleeHave a look at the stars above in amazing shows - even on a rainy day!
Program: http://www.planetarium.berlin/fileadmin/website/buehne/zgp_programmflyer_3_2017.pdf
Tickets:
https://planetarium-berlin.ticketfritz.de/
Essentials
Store ATM
76 Danziger Str.ATM
Denns BioMarkt
54 MühsamstraßeFor fans of organic food
Lidl
32-33 MaybachuferEDEKA Goltz
68 KollwitzstraßeGetting Around
Tram M10 to Central Station (19 min) and Warschauer Straße
Tram M2 to Prenzlauer Allee (Ringbahn 41 / 42) and Alexanderplatz (central)
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Prenzlauer Allee/Danziger Str. (Berlin) station
Tram M10 to Central Station (19 min) and Warschauer Straße
Tram M2 to Prenzlauer Allee (Ringbahn 41 / 42) and Alexanderplatz (central)
Train Station
41 & 42 Ringbahn circling the city leave here
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Prenzlauer Allee station
179 Prenzlauer AlleeTrain Station
41 & 42 Ringbahn circling the city leave here
Parks & Nature
Parc de Friedrichshain
Sightseeing
Berlins oldest water-tower, built 1877 and in use until 1952. On top of a small hill behind it you can find a second, smaller tower and a small park. Adjacent to the water-tower, where there is a playground today, there used to be a machine hall. It was the first concentration camp in Nazi Germany in the first half of 1933. It was demolished in 1935.
59 recommandé par les habitants
Wasserturm Prenzlauer Berg
23 KnaackstraßeBerlins oldest water-tower, built 1877 and in use until 1952. On top of a small hill behind it you can find a second, smaller tower and a small park. Adjacent to the water-tower, where there is a playground today, there used to be a machine hall. It was the first concentration camp in Nazi Germany in the first half of 1933. It was demolished in 1935.
Outdoor-Museum (free entry) along the former wall separating Berlin from 1961-1989.
108 recommandé par les habitants
Bernauer Straße
Bernauer StraßeOutdoor-Museum (free entry) along the former wall separating Berlin from 1961-1989.
Historic houses with backyards leading one into the other. You'll find small gallerys, boutiques and shopping opportunities here.
302 recommandé par les habitants
MUJI Berlin Hackescher Markt
1 Hackescher MarktHistoric houses with backyards leading one into the other. You'll find small gallerys, boutiques and shopping opportunities here.
Home to sevaral historic museums. You don't have to go inside to be impressed.
804 recommandé par les habitants
Île aux Musées
Home to sevaral historic museums. You don't have to go inside to be impressed.