All partners of the Berlin WelcomeCard

Since 1996, AMRIT Berlin has been synonymous with authentic Indian cuisine. The Bans family now operates AMRIT restaurants at four prime locations in Kreuzberg, Mitte, Schöneberg and Potsdamer Platz. We offer Indian hospitality and freshly cooked Indian food.

Berlin Cathedral's dome is one of the city's main landmarks, and the Cathedral is home to ornamental mosaics, impressive works of art and an interesting museum.

Welcome to Europe's most modern show palace with the largest theatre stage in the world.

Enjoy tea ceremonies, cherry blossoms, Italian flowers and much more with a visit to the multicultural Gardens of the World in eastern Berlin.

MAGICUM, Berlin Magic Museum - Make water dance, discover magical thinking, play the game of illusions, leave logic at our doorstep, come in and delve into the world of magic and fascinating alternate realities and and and… Join in!

Discover Potsdam like a king with the bike! Then take a kayak or stand-up paddleboard and spend the most beautiful day of your holiday on the Griebnitzsee!

The citadel is one of the best preserved fortresses of the Renaissance. The original fortress along with the Julius tower, the oldest structure in Berlin, was built around 1200.

Experience the culinary diversity of India in the heart of Berlin. You can find us at two locations in Berlin (Alexanderplatz and Kastanienallee).

Discover a place where history, art, and spectacular views merge in a truly unique way! Teufelsberg in Berlin-Charlottenburg, at around 120 meters, is the second-highest elevation in the capital – and one of Europe’s most fascinating lost places.

Adventure World Tours’ trained and enthusiastic guides take you on an exciting city tour of your choice!

Air Service Berlin is located at Checkpoint Charlie in the centre of town and allows visitors to take a balloon ride high above the city for panoramic views.

The Anne Frank Zentrum, the German partner organization of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, is located right next to the Hackesche Höfe in Berlin-Mitte. The exhibition "All about Anne" focuses on the diary and the life story of the Jewish girl. The exhibition is biographical, interactive and inclusive. Especially for young people, history comes alive here.