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The KaDeWe is also known for other kinds of delicacies: from wine, champagne, whisky to fine coffee or tea. If you are not sure what to buy, you can confidently rely on the recommendations of the staff. more

Lassen auch Sie an einer der vielen „Kaffeetankstellen“ (Spandauer Verkaufsstätten für Coffee-to-go) Ihren Mehrwegbecher auffüllen, anstatt Einweg-Pappbecher zu nutzen. In Spandau geben sich über 40 kleine Kaffeeanbieter als „Kaffeetankstelle“ zu erkennen und füllen auch individuelle Mehrwegbecher. more

At Café Strauss, located in an old cemetery chapel, you can enjoy coffee and cake in a special - and not at all macabre - atmosphere. more

Gourmets, foodies, producers, chefs and traders come together: Berlin's food festivals devote themselves entirely to the delicacies of everyday gastronomy. Of course, these specialties can be sampled and tasted by visitors to their heart's content. more

Wegwerfverpackungen sind allgegenwärtig. Allein in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg. werden rund 42.000 Plastik- und Pappbecher für Coffee-to-go täglich weggeworfen – aneinandergereiht ergäben sie ungefähr die Strecke vom S Bahnhof Frankfurter Allee bis zum Alexanderplatz. Die Folge sind vermüllte Parks, dreckige Spielplätze und hohe Reinigungskosten. more

What's happening in Berlin this weekend? We've got you covered with the Berlin.de line-up of top tips for locals and visitors to enjoy your Friday, Saturday and Sunday in the capital. All events are suitable for non-German speakers. more

Weggeworfene Coffee-to-go-Becher verschmutzen Stra-ßen, öffentliche Plätze und die Natur. In Berlin werden stündlich 20.000 Einwegbecher verbraucht, in ganz Deutschland sind es pro Jahr fast drei Milliarden Stück. Die Verschmutzung ist ein Ärgernis und schadet der Umwelt. more

Mehrwegbechersystems für den „Coffee-to-go“ Bereich in Berlin; Repräsentative Befragung von 500 Berliner Bürgerinnen & Bürgern; Bestandsaufnahme und Befragung von Verkaufsstellen mit „to-go“ more

Rund 9.000 Verkaufsstellen bieten in Berlin Coffee to go an. Pro Jahr werden in der Hauptstadt ca. 170 Millionen Einwegbecher verbraucht. Die Becher schaden der Umwelt und vermüllen die Stadt. more

Several food stands in between the market stalls offer international delicacies, cold drinks and coffee. The neighborhood around Mauerpark is famous for its many cafés and bars that attract a young, bohemian crowd. more

Anyone planning to stop here can visit Felleshus, the publicly accessible community center of the Nordic Embassies. There are exhibitions, too, and the public canteen and coffee bar are well worth a visit. On the other side of the Nordic Embassies is Berlin's "green lung", the Tiergarten. more

In the eastern part, visitors to the Weißensee lido can sunbathe and enjoy a cool drink at the modern cocktail bar. On the opposite side, a traditional café-restaurant invites you to linger over coffee and cake. There is also a boat rental service, an animal enclosure and a park. more

Experience all of Berlin's major sights as you hop on and off the bus at any station of this tour of Berlin's city center. more. The Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, Museum Island and more: A trip to Berlin wouldn't be complete without visiting these attractions and sights. more

Prater, Zollpackhof or the Café am Neuen See: beer gardens in the city districts with addresses and opening times. more

Kurfürstendamm is the most famous and elegant boulevard in Berlin and one of the best places in the city to go strolling, shopping and sit in cafés. more more

Cafés and snack stands, flowers, crafts and services complete the offer. Every Friday and Saturday, the weekly market with products from the region invites you to shop at the weekend. On "Street Food Thursday" every Thursday evening visitors can discover the latest food trends. more

Besides the Nikolai Church, the quarter offers old-world flair with its historical buildings, traditional restaurants and cozy coffee shops. The Nikolaiviertel is a kind of open-air museum of the destroyed Old Berlin. In its present form, it was created for Berlin's 750th anniversary in 1987. more

Enjoy your coffee with a view atop the tallest building on Potsdamer Platz. In just 20 seconds, the fastest elevator in Europe takes you to the open-air observation deck and the Panorama Café. more. This viewing platform on the summit of the Kienberg was the landmark of the International Garden Show 2017. more

Here, you can take a break from your stroll through the city over cake and enjoy your coffee with a sweeping panoramic view. Those who want to go even higher can climb a staircase to the 25th floor and discover the West Berlin skyline on the tower's sun deck. more

Pedal power taxis – or Velotaxis – are a lovely, if slightly lazier, way to go. Other popular retreats within the park are the Café am Neuen See – the small lake (Neuer See) can freeze up in winter and provides a wonderful northern winter landscape and in the summer it is transformed into a popular outdoor Self-Service Restaurant and Biergarten. more