Berlin in Germany is one of the most friendly gay cities in the world. It's a city that give a warm welcome to any LGBT travelers from different countries. So while you have a nice stay or planning to visit Berlin some days, I may advice you to consider the following:-
Rainbow Tours Berlin – If you’re looking for a tour oriented for the LGBT traveler, then we definitely recommend Rainbow Tours Berlin. The company started in 2014 in Barcelona and they’ve expanded to Madrid, Berlin, and London. Eloi is the owner and has become a good friend. We went on some of his tours in both Madrid and Barcelona and had a great time. They offer city tours as well as nightlife and pub crawl type tours with local gay guides that can answer any possible question about gay Berlin you could ever think of.
Berlinagenten Lifestyle Tours – you’ll learn the history Berlin’s LGBT community, which is now spread across the entire city. You’ll explore different neighborhoods in addition to just the traditional gay neighborhood in Nollendorfplatz. Your private guide also gives you an insider’s viewpoint about the evolving nightlife scene and its diversified venues so you can enjoy the best parties in town.
RESTAURANTS AND CAFES IN BERLIN
Curry 36 – A playful, friendly staff serving up the best currywurst ever! Enjoy a cold beer and side of fries with mayo and ketchup out on the patio. Address: Mehringdamm 36, 10961Schwarzes Cafe– A laid-back, all-day cafe and bar with a courtyard terrace, picture covered walls, extensive drink menu and eclectic food. Serving pastries, sandwiches, breakfast and main dish dinners. Address: Kantstraße 148, 10623
Cafe More – Excellent drinks, good food and reasonably priced. The place to find asparagus made the right way and the schnitzel is a must. Address: Motzstraße 28, 10777
Hasir – the place to go for great authentic Turkish food. The quality of the chicken and lamb is excellent and cooked to perfection. The vegetarian starters are also superb. Address: Maaßenstraße 10, 10777
CoCo Bahn Mi – Great little place for a quick bite with tasty Vietnamese style sandwiches and delicious tea. Their friendly staff is helpful by explaining the menu options that are available. Address: Rosenthaler Str. 2, 10119
Markthalle Neun (Kreuzberg market hall) – be sure to partake in ‘Street Food Thursday’ for Korean Buns, American B-B-Q, Nigerian FuFu, Peruvian Ceviche, Allgäu Kässpatzen, Mexican tacos, Thai Tapioca Dumplings and British Pies. Address: Eisenbahnstraße 42-43, 10997
Sissi – Kitchen open daily 12:00pm – 10:00pm; Friday, Saturday till 11:00pm. Nice but small Austrian restaurant in Berlin-Schöneberg. Address: Motzstraße 34, 10777
Cafe Berio – Popular in summer, this cafe in Berlin-Schöneberg, has a busy street terrace and a mixed clientele. Address: Maaßenstraße 7, 10777
Mustafa’s – great dining on a budget. Can get crazy busy, but for the best kebabs in town, it’s well worth the wait. Fresh bread and veggies are noteworthy as well. Address: Mehringdamm 32, 10961
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