Tao Tao: "Japan meets Noma meets Berlin. Best overall dining experience in Berlin right now. Small plates, more on the subtle flavor side of things. $$$$"
Kleber Sacilotto de Souza: "Around 90 open wines, beer, coffee, tee and softdrinks. Most of wines are German, but there's also some Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, etc. Small, cozy and with a very nice decoration."
Fred: "Berlin has plenty of good coffee, but maybe this is the best one. The espresso I had was just perfect. The staff and ambient are also pretty nice."
Jake Smith: "Take time to visit and reflect at each of the many monuments, sculptures, and memorials throughout the park. A rather enjoyable bit of fresh air and green space in the heart of Berlin."
Nanda Dias: "The tulip garden made me feel I was in Holland. It's a gem hidden, with a lake, lots of green and nice spots to have picnics. Also diverse options to have coffee and snacks. A must during spring!"
B S-T: "A very family and kids friendly park. Spacious and relaxing. Nice playgrounds. Entrance fee is 3 € for adults. Totally worth it!"
Artyom Fedosov: "Charming big park, my favourite one in Berlin. Nice to walk around, have a picnic, doing some sport or just sit and relax. A lot of events happening here too."
Calle Nordell: "This is one of few parks in Berlin that feels like is a proper park and not just a lawn for beer drinking. It's enjoyable and relaxing. Head north of the park to find nice shops and cozy cafés."
Samuel Winderö: "Rent some bikes go there and peddle away. Loads of fun, good training. Bring snacks or why not bring a basket of them. You can turn it to a full day thing without being bored."
i.am. a.: "Former airport turned into recreation park. Huge outdoor space that is used for picnics, running, biking, rollerblading, kite skating etc. Absolutely love it. Must see in Berlin."