Welcome, adventurous listeners, to Things to do in Berlin with your globe-trotting, giggle-fueled guide, Oly Bennet! It’s Sunday, September 28th, 2025, and oh boy, Berlin is buzzing with the crisp energy of early autumn. Picture this: golden leaves swirling underfoot, a cheeky breeze nudging you toward a day brimming with arts, innovation, mystery concerts, and a side of ramen! Whether you like your activities with extra culture, techy twists, a splash of history, or just a wild Berlin party, today’s lineup has you covered.

Let’s take a quick pulse check on Berlin right now. According to the city’s forecast, we’ve got mild temperatures with a soft sunlight peeking through—perfect for hopping from museum to canal-side café without breaking a sweat. There’s the usual tram-and-bike ballet on the streets and an extra spark as locals and visitors gear up for some top-shelf events.

First up, for the science geeks and the startup dreamers, Funkhaus Berlin hosts the Venture Vibe Deep Tech Summit. This is where the shiniest minds—and possibly the best-dressed robots—are gathering to pitch, debate, and demo the next leap in quantum tech and AI. It’s all happening from midday till 9pm, so if you want to meet tomorrow’s Elon Musk or simply see a robot nervously sip espresso, this one’s a must.

Music lovers, stop the playlist, because the bar jeder Vernunft is hosting The Airlettes tonight at 7pm. This vintage harmony trio brings a sassy swing and nostalgic vibes. Expect toe-tapping tunes with a 1940s twist—petticoats possibly included, jazz hands mandatory.

Art aficionados, get hyped: the photography juggernaut Magnum° is bringing “Close Enough” to C/O Berlin starting today. Thirteen world-class Magnum photographers reveal their most intimate works, exploring closeness and vulnerability in ways that will have you rethinking your group selfies. If you prefer dinosaurs to daguerreotypes, the Museum für Naturkunde continues to delight with “Dinosaurs: Age of the Giant Lizards.” T-Rex jaw selfies, anyone?

Hungry for more—literally? Ramen fans won’t want to miss the Berlin Ramen Festival 2025. Slurp your way through creative broths and steamy noodles; your Instagram won’t know what hit it.

Family explorers, the Tagesspiegel Land- und Genussmarkt is at the heart of Berlin with local delicacies, artisan stalls, and activities for little adventurers. It’s a market, a picnic, and a taste tour all in one—your nose will lead the way!

Hot off the grapevine, Kreuzberg’s Reichenberger Straße welcomes a new foodie destination: Our Sake Club. This trendy spot is pairing Berlin’s creative energy with smooth sake, making it the go-to for a pre-gig or post-museum wind-down.

If you’re planning to museum-hop, good news: There are special guided tours at Altes Museum on Museum Island, including a fascinating look behind-the-scenes for history buffs, and a guided walk about Berlin’s antique treasures, tailor-made for curious adults and families, so bring your questions—and maybe a notebook if you get as excited about ancient vases as I do.

For getting around, Berlin’s transport authority has reported smooth tram and S-Bahn service today. But if you want to go full local, grab a bike and cycle the Spree-side trails—just watch out for the occasional philosophical goose.

Now, for Oly’s offbeat local nugget: Berlin's “Späti-Tour”—yes, I said Späti, those quirky corner kiosks—is a homegrown tradition. Join the original “Späti-Tour” tonight and discover hidden community stories, rare craft beers, and maybe—if you’re lucky—a fiercely competitive round of late-night Foosball.

Before I let you go to chase your Berlin adventure, here’s a sneak peek at tomorrow: prepare for open airs, indie concerts, and the lingering madness of the Renate 18th Birthday Party—a seven-floor, sixty-five-hour celebration for those who consider sleep optional! But...