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Get a taste of German fare, then keep it real with some of Berlin's most iconic highlights: rowdy punks, cheap beer and dark techno clubs. It truly doesn't get more authentic than that.
Felix Austria
Austrian, European, Central European food
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Activity 1
Dinner at Felix Austria
While the Germans might not be known for their exotic taste in cuisine, it's still cool to say you've tried the local fare, or at least something a bit fancier than curry wurst and beer. The unpretentious, hearty Austrian food served at Felix Austria is close enough to authentic: expect meaty dishes, good beer, and heaping servings at this cozy family-style restaurant. Veal schnitzel is the house specialty, but there's also meat soup with liver dumplings, goulash, and spaetzle. Come and get warmed up with soup on a cold winter's eve.
- TypeArt and Culture, Family Friendly, Food and Dining
- SeasonAll Year
- TransportationGet off at the Gneisenaustrasse Ubahn stop, it's about a 2-minute walk.
- Duration2.5 hours - 3 hours
- Energy LevelLow
- Cost Per Person (USD)$ 20What to bringan empty bellyFun fact / Local tipGot a last-minute hem that needs fixing, or a shoe that needs shining? Marheineke Markthalle is just across the street, where you can find speedy dry cleaners, someone to shorten a dress or fix a broken shoe: all of these little shops are nearby the restaurant. You'll also find unique gifts, local fruits and veggies, thrift stores, and all kinds of tasty eateries in this section of Kreuzberg.
Activity 1 Location
Felix Austria, Bergmannstr. 26, Berlin, 10961, Germany
Activity 2
Smash Cheap Beers at the Clash
One of the last-standing hidden punk-rocker bars in Berlin. Even though it's smack dab in the middle of a popular street lined with bars and restaurants, this place somehow stays gloriously hard-to-find. Clash is where aging punk rockers smash beers before heading out to absorb grimy techno at some warehouse club. The beer is cheap, the staff is surprisingly friendly, and the atmosphere in the bar is loud and fun.
- TypeArt and Culture, Food and Dining, Nightlife
- SeasonAll Year
- TransportationThis bar is about a 10-minute walk from Mehringdamm Ubahn, which is accessible via the U6 and U7 lines.
- Duration2.5 hours - 3 hours
- Energy LevelMedium
- Cost Per Person (USD)$ 10What to bringcash for the bar, tolerance for smokeFun fact / Local tipThis graffiti-covered bar sometimes hosts live concerts, plus they have a pool table, pinball machine, even a pet dog: you really can't go wrong. The only down-side is a common one when it comes to Berlin nightlife: the smoking. It's full-force here, so maybe visit on an autumn or summery night, so you can at least take in a bit of fresh air at the beer garden outside.
Activity 2 Location
Clash, Gneisenaustr. 2a, Berlin, 10961, Germany
Activity 3
Dance to Techno at Tresor
Loud techno blasts while blurry bodies dance in a dark, three-story labyrinth: it's perfectly Berlin. This legendary club is housed in a former power plant and spans over several concrete floors until reaching the famed vault, reachable only after making it through a long, narrow tunnel. The music that blasts out of the speakers here ranges from house to experimental techno, and it stays packed all weekend. It's open Thursday-Monday.
- TypeArt and Culture, Nightlife
- SeasonAll Year
- TransportationTresor is on Leibzigerstrasse in Mitte. You can take the U-bahn to the Jannowitzbrücke or Heinrich-Heine-Strasse stops. It's a five-minute walk from there.
- Duration3 hours - 3.5 hours
- Energy LevelHigh
- Cost Per Person (USD)$ 15What to bringsome cash for the doorFun fact / Local tipThe clubs in Berlin are known to be tough on you at the door, and this place is no exception. It's understandable: many of these warehouse clubs are legendary for their anti-establishment vibes as much as their hardcore techno. If you want to avoid the wait-in-a-four-hour-line-just-to-be-sent-home-at-the-door-thing (it happens), try your best to look punk, or at least just wear all-black clothing. If you can speak any German and say something meaningful about the DJs playing that night, even better. You just might impress a bouncer enough to let you in. Otherwise, stay stone-cold silent and hope for the best.
Activity 3 Location
Tresor, Köpenicker Str. 70, Berlin, 10179, Germany
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August 8, 2022 10:41 am local time
Location
Berlin, Germany
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