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Det Fischbrötchen

In 2009 the Tempelhof harbour (named after the district) was launched as a new shopping and culture centre. The restaurant and event ship “Glauchau/Alte Liebe Tempelhof” is anchored directly in front of this shopping temple. Moored alongside is the Tamrick providing fresh fish specialities – maybe routine fare for Hamburg, but for Berlin something quite different.
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Spreearche

The Spreearche is not exactly a classic type of restaurant ship, but rather a floating log cabin set on a raft on the Spree. It offers on board grilled fish specialities, not only from the surrounding waters but from all over the world. To reach it from Friedrichshagen S-Bahn, you actually have to walk through the Spree Tunnel – Berlin’s only underwater pedestrian tunnel. Around the Müggelsee lake
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The Beauty and the Beast

A fairy tale as old as the world – Breathtaking sets, magnificent costumes and great melodies create a magical world full of romance…
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Capt’n Schillow

The restaurant ship Capt'n Schillow is only a few steps away from the Straße des 17. Juni, but the Elbe barge is slightly hidden in the…
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Ars Vivendi

The restaurant ship “Freiheit Fünfzehn” is anchored right on the banks of the Köpenicker Altstadt. Here – where the rivers Dahme and Spree join up – and ringed by the Altstadt’s historic buildings, is a suitable environment for a romantic dinner. The ship offers the perfect milieu for events. However, meals are only available as a booked menu – not á la carte.
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31/12/2024 + 1 additional date

AND MY DREAMS FLY TO HEAVEN is the motto of our marvellous New Year's Eve show. Atmospheric and rousing music from folk to rock as well as…

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Buchstabenmuseum (Museum of Letters)

History and stories surrounding alphabetical characters from Berlin, Germany and the world. Learn more about the meaning of writing in the Buchstabenmuseum.
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Monbijoubrücke (Monbijou Bridge)

In the centre of Berlin, the listed pedestrian bridge crosses over the River Spree and "Kupfergraben" to connect Monbijoupark with the Museum Island. With a unique view of the Bode Museum, the southern part of the bridge that is around 62 metres long is the ideal place to enjoy a Berlin sunset. While you listen to the accordion being played by one of the many musicians and the gentle sound of water on the River Spree, you can feel the lightness of being all around.
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We show you the queer Berlin

Immerse yourself in the oldest queer neighborhood in Europe. Get to know culture, subculture, numerous locations, 140 years of history…
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Sophienstraße

The street named after Prussian Queen Sophie Luise in the early 19th century is situated close to Hackescher Markt. Thanks to the building development with cottage industries and small businesses that has been largely preserved from the 18 century, Sophienstraße has the typical old charm of the suburb of Spandau. The entrances to the "Hackesche Höfe", the artistically designed "Sophie-Gips-Höfe" and the courtyard of the Sophienkirche (Church of Sophie) invite you to a trip into remote areas of Berlin old town.
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Chamissoplatz

Even if life may have been less romantic in narrow and poorly ventilated homes around 1900, today the square in Kreuzberg named "Chamissokiez" by residents is absolutely worth seeing.
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GaYaYa Asia Restaurant in Berlin Mitte

It tastes good at Mama Chang's! In her vegan restaurant GaYaYa, she cooks without industrially processed ingredients, but with extra love…
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Insel der Jugend (Island of Youth)

Not far from the hustle and bustle of the city, you can find the Island of Youth between Treptow Park and Forst Plänterwald (Plänterwald Forest). As you go over the Abteibrücke (Abbey Bridge), which is the oldest composite steel bridge in Germany, you reach the perfect spot for a picnic on the River Spree. Kulturalarm e.V., the operating company of the island, sees the place as an experimental ground for all forms of art and so there are many cultural events for young and old alike including live music every Sunday.
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Bieberbau

1 STERN: Restaurant Bieberbau offers creative German cuisine in splendidly stuccoed rooms
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A Night Full of Art

Evening neighbourhood tours through Lichtenberg's vibrant creative scene. From 6 PM to midnight at around 40 locations - individually or on…
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The water tower at Kollwitzplatz (Wasserturmplatz)

The water tower was built between 1877 and 1878 by engineer and waterworks director Henry Gill to supply water to the growing population and…
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Rixdorf (Berlin-Neukölln)

The original "Richardsdorf" was founded in the Middle Ages and appears in the sources early on. Later the name was shortened to Rixdorf and the village was renamed. Today Rixdorf belongs to the Berlin district of Neukölln.
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The Berlin Gourmet Variety Show

The dinner show in the Arminius Market Hall. Amusing punch lines, musical delicacies and fast-paced artistry are combined with an excellent…
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Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders House

The scientific service centre of the German Parliament is directly on the Spree. This new building, inaugurated in 2003, owes its name to the social politician and women's rights campaigner Marie Elisabeth Lüders. Alongside the Parliamentary Library and specialist scientific service providers it also accommodates a Wall memorial open to the public. Parts of the Berlin Wall have been rebuilt here to commemorate the division of the city along the former route of the Wall.
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Bundesrat building

The Bundesrat, where the states of the Federal Republic of Germany are represented, has been located in Leipziger Strasse since 2000. Completed in 1904 under the direction of the architect Friedrich Schulze-Kolbitz, the building was initially used by the Prussian state. Today one of the five permanent constitutional bodies of the Federal Republic convenes here. After partial destruction in the Second World War and use by various East German institutions, the three wings of the building were converted into a modern parliament building at the end of the 90s.
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