Since its closure, the historic former Tempelhof Airport has become Berlin’s largest inner-city green space. Find out more about the Tempelhofer Feld on our blog in this article.
The Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin
Berliners and visitors to the city meet in front of the monumental airport building and enjoy the space and wind. The former runways offer plenty of space for outdoor activities. Here you can cycle, skate, stroll, barbecue and chill. A unique adventure area in the centre of the Berlin metropolis.
Recently, the grassy areas have been given animal care. Rare Skudden cattle and old breeds of cattle and horses keep the vegetation short and the views open.
A history trail with numbered information boards guides you across the entire site and tells you a lot about the military and civilian history of Tempelhofer Feld.
Entrances
West side
Main entrance: Tempelhofer Damm / S- und U-Bahnhof Tempelhof
Secondary entrance: Tempelhofer Damm / U-Bahnhof Paradestraße
North side
Main entrance: Columbiadamm / Lilienthalstraße
Secondary entrance: Columbiadamm / Golßenerstraße
East side
Main entrance: Oderstraße / Herrfurthstraße
(and 5 further entrances on Oderstraße)
The 3 main entrances are barrier-free.
Opening hours
Vary between 6.00 am and 10.30 pm depending on the time of year.
The entrances are closed at the end of opening hours. It is then possible to leave the site at the main entrances through revolving gates.
You can find the exact times here.
Admission to the Tempelhofer Feld in Berlin
Admission is free.
Please note
Motor vehicles, motorbikes and mopeds are not permitted.
Dogs must be kept on a lead outside the dog exercise area.
Our restaurant recommendations around Berlin’s Ku’damm
Berlin is also always worth a culinary trip. There’s much more here than just currywurst or kebab, even if nowhere tastes better than in the German capital. In the immediate vicinity of our chic boutique hotel, you will find numerous restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisines and a unique ambience.
French, Italian, Asian, sushi or would you prefer German cuisine? Come with us on a culinary journey through Berlin and discover some of the best restaurants around Berlin’s Ku’damm.
Restaurant Belucci
Bellucci has been a firm fixture in the capital’s upscale gastronomy scene since 2010. Under the creative leadership of head chef Franco Colluci, an extraordinary symbiosis of Italian flair and first-class traditional and modern cuisine is created here every day. We warmly recommend a visit to Bellucci. The stylish ambience and cozy atmosphere make the restaurant an ideal place for a special dinner.
Address: Kurfürstendamm, Brandenburgische Str. 35, 10707 Berlin
Ryōtei 893 Restaurant – Brilliant japanese cuisine
Want to try something different?
Ryōtei 893, a hidden gem in Berlin’s gastronomic scene, has established itself as one of the best Japanese restaurants in the capital. Under the masterful direction of chef Duc Ngo, the restaurant combines traditional Japanese cuisine with modern culinary techniques to offer a unique and first-class dining experience. However, please be prepared for loud music here.
Address: Kantstraße 135/136, 10625 Berlin
French indulgence at Louis Laurent
At Louis Laurent, French cuisine is served at the highest level. From exquisite seafood to exquisite meat dishes, the menu offers a variety of culinary highlights. The elegant interior and stylish atmosphere invite you to indulge yourself for special occasions. Be sure to try the superb soupe de poisson (fish soup), the entrecôte with homemade herb butter or the delicious crème brûlée.
Address: Giesebrechtstraße 16, 10629 Berlin
Juicy steaks at THE MEAT
THE MEAT is the perfect address for steak lovers. Juicy steaks are offered here in different variations and grill levels that will make every meat fan’s mouth water. Incidentally, the rib-eye steak is particularly popular here – you should definitely not miss it. The modern yet cozy atmosphere makes THE MEAT one of the most recommendable restaurants around Berlin’s Ku’damm..
Address: Damaschkestraße 17, 10711 Berlin
Sushi at mrhai Shabuki
At mrhai Shabuki you can expect a wide selection of fresh and creative sushi creations. In addition to classic sushi variations, innovative fusion dishes and delicacies such as matcha tiramisu are also served. The modern and stylish interior provides the ideal setting for a relaxed sushi dinner. The sushi treadmill is also a special experience. From 4 p.m. you can simply grab the plate that appeals to you and at the end the plates, whose colors represent different prices, are added up. It’s not only delicious, but also fun!
Adress: Olivaer Platz 9, 10707 Berlin
Asian fusion cuisine in the NU Restaurant
Fancy some Asian fusion cuisine? The NU Restaurant offers a unique blend of Asian and European cuisine. The artfully presented dishes are not only a real treat for the palate, but also a feast for the eyes. Treat yourself to fantastic delicacies such as Pat Thai, the NU Cheeseburger or a Pho. The cocktails here are also a sight to see and taste.
Adress: Schlüterstraße 55, 10629 Berlin
Bella Italia at Wie Zuhause in Italien
At “Wie Zuhause in Italien”, guests are spoiled with authentic Italian dishes. The fresh ingredients and delicious homemade pasta will immediately make you think of balmy summer evenings in Italy. The cozy ambience and warm service make the restaurant an ideal place for family meals or romantic evenings. We particularly recommend the homemade tagliatelle with truffles, the pizza diavolo and the traditional tiramisu, which tastes just like mom’s!
Adress: Brandenburgische Str. 43, 10707 Berlin
Bonus: The restaurant at Louisa’s Place Hotel
The Italian restaurant ‘Bocca di Lupo’ opened a few weeks ago. Here you will find a genuine Italian restaurant that combines wonderful Mediterranean cuisine with fresh fish, first-class steaks, homemade pasta and selected wines and grappa in a cosy atmosphere with a view of the Ku’damm.
As a guest at Louisa’s Place, you can enjoy direct access to the restaurant from our boutique hotel. Experience an exciting day in the capital and enjoy a relaxed dinner in the hotel restaurant in the evening, which is just a few steps away from your suite.
So viele Restaurants in Berlin, aber immer eine kulinarische Reise wert! Hier gibt es weit mehr als nur Currywurst oder Döner, auch wenn die natürlich nirgends besser schmecken als in der deutschen Hauptstadt. In direkter Umgebung unseres schicken Boutique Hotels finden Sie zahlreiche Restaurants, die mit unterschiedlichsten Küchen und einzigartigem Ambiente überzeugen.
Französisch, Italienisch, Asiatisch, Sushi oder doch lieber deutsche Küche? Kommen Sie mit uns auf eine Kulinarikreise durch Berlin und entdecken Sie einige der besten Restaurants rund um den Berliner Ku’damm.
Restaurant Belucci
Das Bellucci hat sich seit 2010 einen festen Platz in der gehobenen Gastronomieszene der Hauptstadt erobert. Unter der kreativen Führung von Küchenchef Franco Colluci entsteht hier täglich eine außergewöhnliche Symbiose aus italienischem Flair und erstklassiger traditioneller sowie moderner Küche. Wir empfehlen Ihnen wärmstens einen Besuch im Bellucci. Das stilvolle Ambiente und die gemütliche Atmosphäre machen das Restaurant zu einem idealen Ort für ein besonderes Abendessen.
Adresse: Kurfürstendamm, Brandenburgische Str. 35, 10707 Berlin
Ryōtei 893 Restaurant – japanische Kochkunst im neuen Gewand
Sie wollen mal was anderes ausprobieren?
Das Ryōtei 893, ein verborgenes Juwel in der Berliner Gastronomieszene, hat sich als eines der besten japanischen Restaurants der Hauptstadt etabliert. Unter der meisterhaften Leitung von Küchenchef Duc Ngo kombiniert das Restaurant traditionelle japanische Küche mit modernen kulinarischen Techniken, um ein einzigartiges und erstklassiges Esserlebnis zu bieten. Stellen Sie sich hier jedoch bitte auf laute Musik ein.
Adresse:Kantstraße 135/136, 10625 Berlin
Französischer Genuss beiLouis Laurent
Im Louis Laurent wird französische Küche auf höchstem Niveau serviert. Von exquisiten Meeresfrüchten bis zu erlesenen Fleischgerichten bietet die Speisekarte eine Vielzahl kulinarischer Highlights. Das elegante Interieur und die stilvolle Atmosphäre laden dazu ein, sich für besondere Anlässe verwöhnen zu lassen. Probieren Sie unbedingt die grandiose Soupe de poisson (Fischsuppe), das Entrecôte mit hausgemachter Kräuterbutter oder die köstliche Creme Brûlée.
Adresse: Giesebrechtstraße 16, 10629 Berlin
Saftige Steaks im Restaurant THE MEAT
THE MEAT ist die perfekte Adresse für Steakliebhaber. Hier werden saftige Steaks in verschiedenen Variationen und Grillstufen angeboten, die jedem Fleischfan das Wasser im Mund zusammenlaufen lassen. Besonders beliebt ist hier übrigens das Rib-Eye Steak – das sollten Sie sich auf keinen Fall entgehen lassen. Das moderne und zugleich gemütliche Ambiente macht THE MEAT zu einem der empfehlenswertesten Restaurants rund um den Berliner Ku’damm.
Adresse: Damaschkestraße 17, 10711 Berlin
Sushi bei mrhai Shabuki
Bei mrhai Shabuki erwartet Sie eine breite Auswahl an frischen und kreativen Sushi-Kreationen. Neben klassischen Sushi-Varianten werden auch innovative Fusion-Gerichte und Leckereien wie Matcha-Tiramisu kredenzt. Die moderne und stilvolle Einrichtung bietet den idealen Rahmen für ein entspanntes Sushi-Dinner. Ein besonderes Erlebnis ist auch das Sushi-Laufband. Ab 16 Uhr können Sie sich einfach den Teller schnappen, der Sie anspricht und am Ende werden die Teller, deren Farben unterschiedliche Preise darstellen, addiert. Ist nicht nur lecker, sondern macht auch noch Spaß!
Adresse: Olivaer Platz 9, 10707 Berlin
Asiatische Fusion Kitchen imNU Restaurant
Lust auf asiatische Fusion Kitchen? Das NU Restaurant bietet eine einzigartige Mischung aus asiatischer und europäischer Küche. Die kunstvoll präsentierten Gerichte sind nicht nur wahre Gaumenschmeichler, sondern auch ein Augenschmaus. Gönnen Sie sich fantastische Leckereien wie Pat Thai, den NU Cheeseburger oder eine Pho. Auch die Cocktails können sich hier wirklich sehen und schmecken lassen.
Adresse: Schlüterstraße 55, 10629 Berlin
Bella Italia imWie Zuhause in Italien
Im „Wie Zuhause in Italien“ werden Gäste mit authentischen italienischen Gerichten verwöhnt. Die frischen Zutaten und die köstliche hausgemachte Pasta lassen einen sofort an laue Sommerabende in Italien denken. Das gemütliche Ambiente und der herzliche Service machen das Restaurant zu einem idealen Ort für Familienessen oder romantische Abende. Besonders empfehlenswert sind hier die hausgemachten Tagliatelle mit Trüffel, die Pizza Diavolo sowie das traditionelle Tiramisu, das schmeckt wie bei Mama!
Adresse: Brandenburgische Str. 43, 10707 Berlin
Bonus: Das Restaurant des Hotels Louisa’s Place
Vor einigen Wochen eröffnete das italienische Restaurant „Bocca di Lupo“. Hier finden Sie ein echtes italienisches Restaurant, das eine wunderbare mediterrane Küche mit frischem Fisch, erstklassigen Steaks, selbstgemachter Pasta sowie ausgesuchten Weinen und Grappa in einer behaglichen Atmosphäre mit Blick auf den Ku’damm vereint.
Als Gäste in Louisa’s Place genießen Sie den direkten Zugang zum Restaurant von unserem Boutique-Hotel aus. Erleben Sie einen aufregenden Tag in der Hauptstadt und genießen Sie am Abend ein entspanntes Dinner im Hotelrestaurant, das nur wenige Schritte von Ihrer Suite entfernt ist.
Our top 5 most beautiful cycling tours in and around Berlin
Now that it’s (really) getting warmer, it’s finally time to get outside again. When spring comes to Berlin, the wonderful capital shows its most beautiful side again. One of the best ways to explore Berlin is by bike. We show you five great bike tours in and around Berlin. From sightseeing to history to wonderful nature, there’s a bit of everything.
1. Berlin Wall Trail – the classical route
Whether on foot or by bike – the Berlin Wall Trail is a real classic. Where the Wall once stood is now one of the capital’s most popular hiking and cycling trails. If you want to cycle the entire route, you should allow around 11 hours to complete the 159 km trail. If this is too far for you, you can also opt for individual stages. For those who like it lively, we recommend the section along the Eastside Gallery in the heart of the city. For nature lovers, the section in the south from Sonnenallee via Schönefeld to Lichtenrade or from Hennigsdorf via Hohen Neuendorf to Hermsdorf are particularly suitable.
Route length: 159 km Duration: 10:22 h
2. From the zoo to Alexanderplatz – the sightseeing tour
What would a vacation in Berlin be without a little sightseeing tour? In good weather, you can do this perfectly by bike. You start at our hotel, cycle along the famous Ku’damm and make a detour to the green oasis that is Berlin’s Tiergarten. From there, you will reach the famous Victory Column and the iconic Brandenburg Gate and Reichstag. There you can decide whether you want to turn off to Potsdamer Platz or continue towards Alexanderplatz past the cathedral, the City Palace and Museum Island. No matter which option you choose, there is definitely a lot to see on this tour.
Route length: approx. 9 km Duration: 40 minutes (without stops)
A little tip: In bad weather, you can also cover the route on the bus number 100. The bus passes almost all of Berlin’s major sights without a tourist surcharge.
3. Cycling tours around the Müggelsee – off to the south of Berlin
Berlin is known for its forests and lakes. They invite vacationers and Berliners to relax, explore and enjoy. The Müggelsee in beautiful Köpenick is one of Berlin’s largest lakes and a popular destination for excursions. The best way to get there is to take the S-Bahn to Friedrichshagen. From there, take the small promenade towards the lake. The Spree tunnel takes you to the other side, where you can cycle along the shore around the lake. In Rübezahl, you can take a short detour to the Müggelturm tower or continue directly towards Kleiner Müggelsee. If you wish, you can take a break here and go on a short boat trip or simply relax on the beach. The route continues through dreamy Klein Venedig and then via Wilhelmshagen and Rahnsdorf back to Friedrichshagen S-Bahn station. The almost 20 km long route is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful cycle tours through Berlin.
Route length: 20.3 km Duration: 01:10 h
4. To the lakes in Zehlendorf – the tour for bathing enthusiasts & water lovers
Not only Köpenick has beautiful lakes, also Charlottenburg and Zehlendorf are also really well positioned in this respect. Our fourth cycle tour through Berlin takes you from the hotel via the less busy end of the Ku’damm past a number of lakes to the beautiful Wannsee. Along the way, you will pass Halensee, Herthasee, Königssee, Dianasee, Hundekehlesee, Grunewaldsee, Krummen Lanke and Schlachtensee. Take a break for a swim or stop off at one of the delicious restaurants along the way. When you arrive at Wannsee after almost 20 km, you could consider a steamboat ride or simply take the S-Bahn back in comfort.
Route length: 27.1 km Duration: 01:45 h
Tip for dog lovers: If you take your beloved dog with you on the tour, we recommend a stopover at Grunewaldsee. This is located in the dog walking area and is a true paradise for four-legged friends!
5. Off to Potsdam – forest, water, villas and more
Discover spring in Berlin from a different perspective: fromthewater. Fromtheendof March, Berlin’ssteamers will besettingsailagainortravellingacrosstheriver. A wonderfullyrelaxingwaytogettoknowthevibrantcapital in a completelynewway. Discoverthemostimportantsights, themostbeautifulbridges, hiddenhighlights and themanylakesthatmake Berlin so unique. The shortesttours in thecitycentretake an hour. Ifyouwould like tospendthewholeday on thewater, werecommendthelong “AroundtheMüggelberge” tour, whichtakesaround 5.25 hours. The toursarealso ideal for an excitingexcursionwithchildren.
Our tips for your cycling tours in Berlin
Our beautiful metropolis is really great for cycling. There are well-developed cycle paths in many parts of the city, allowing you to explore the city without a care in the world. We would like to give you a few tips on cycling in Berlin:
Bike rental – Don’t have your own bike with you? No problem, you can hire a bike from us for a fee of €18 per day. Taking a bike on the S-Bahn – It is generally possible to take a bike on the S-Bahn. However, you will need an additional ticket for your bike. It is not possible to take your bike on the bus. Safety – Always lock your bike and wear a helmet. You can hire one from us for a fee of €5 per day.
No matter which bike tour you choose, spring in Berlin is always worth a trip.
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