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AMSTERDAM
THE BUTCHER
Feel like having the best burger in town? (Who doesn’t?) The Butcher is where to go. You can choose from one of four locations in Amsterdam. Each location, just like the food, has an easy-going vibe, and any dish you order is great. We strongly recommend the truffle burger accompanied by some sweet potato fries. If you have room for a milkshake, don’t hesitate to order a spiked one.
VAN GOGH MUSEUM
Explore the world-renowned masterpieces of Vincent van Gogh and his contemporaries at the Van Gogh Museum. Housing the largest collection of Vincent van Gogh’s works in the world, this museum provides insight into the artist’s inspiring life and art. Marvel at his famous painting “Sunflowers” and take a moment to compare his works with those of other 19th-century artists.
STACKS DINER
Stacks Diner blends classic American home cooking with European ingredients, offering a modern take on comfort food. Whether you’re looking for a spot to have a cosy family dinner or a place to unwind with a nightcap, Stacks Diner has you covered.
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BERLIN
RYOTEI 893
Hidden behind a graffitied storefront on Kanstraße, you’ll find the best Japanese food and some of the tastiest cocktails in town. The contrast between the incredible food and the graffitied windows makes dining here an unforgettable experience.
NEUE NATIONALGALERIE
The New National Gallery, located within the Kulturforum, is a museum primarily dedicated to early 20th-century modern art. It forms an integral part of the Berlin State Museum’s National Gallery and was created by the visionary architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, opening its doors in 1968.
BENEDICT
Ever feel like having breakfast for dinner? Us, too. At Benedict the door is always open for breakfast. The restaurant serves pancakes, omelettes, french toast and everything else you can dream of. And even better, it’s attached to Max Brown.
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DÜSSELDORF
BUUR DELI
Buur Deli, located on Friedrichstraße, is a stylish brunch destination known for healthy breakfast, brunch and lunch options. They emphasize the quality of ingredients they use, and they collaborate with local farmers to get the freshest and finest products. It is your go-to spot for delicious and healthy dining in a stylish setting, whether you’re seeking a quick coffee or a full meal.
KUNSTPALAST DÜSSELDORF
Museum Kunstpalast is a globally renowned art museum housing an expansive collection of more than 100,000 artworks, ranging from Renaissance to Impressionism. This museum boasts an extensive and diverse collection, including drawings, sculptures, photographs, photographs, and applied art objects, spanning from ancient times to the modern era. Besides paintings, the museum houses an extensive collection of more than 70,000 photographs and graphic art pieces.
YOSHI BY NAGAYA
Just a stone’s throw from Max Brown Midtown, discover Yoshi by Nagaya—an enchanting spot capturing the heart of Japanese cuisine. Here, the mission is all about blending the best of Japanese and European culinary traditions. Dive into the artful fusion of Japanese techniques and traditions, savoring Mr. Yoshizumi Nagaya’s culinary perspective in the heart of Dusseldorf. Also make sure not to miss out on Mr. Nagaya’s second Michelin-starred restaurant, “Nagaya”.
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VIENNA
MIZNON
Get your hands on some Mediterranean street food in the heart of Vienna’s first district at Miznon. Enjoy Tel Aviv’s vibrant street food scene in Miznon’s lively and rustic spaces. Explore their daily-changing menu featuring seasonal produce, where a pita from Israel’s renowned Angel Bakeries is an integral part of each dish.
SEVEN NORTH
Seven North, founded by world-renowned Chef Eyal Shani, is based in Max Brown 7th District. Drawing inspiration from Mediterranean, French, German, and Italian cuisines, the Seven North team creates inventive culinary creations that are meant to be shared. With an open-plan kitchen, guests are invited to join in the eclectic atmosphere as the team whips up some of their best dishes. The menu changes daily based on seasonal ingredients from local farmers and suppliers.
SCHÖNBRUNN PALACE GARDENS
The Schönbrunn Palace Gardens opened to the public somewhere around 1779, and have been a popular recreational and relaxation spot for the people of Vienna ever since. They’re a definite must-see for park people, or anyone needing a dose of green tranquility between exploring the city’s sprawling streets.
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MILAN
SECCI GALLERY MILANO
Embark on an outdoor adventure with the Wiener Stadtwanderwege, a collection of hiking trails covering some of the best hiking routes near the city. Pick your favorite Stadtwanderwege and hike the trails to experience the city from many different angles. Trail 1 – Kahlenberg and 4 – Jubiläumswarte cover the best panoramic views over Vienna. Are you a wine lover? Don’t miss Trail 1 or 5 – Bisamberg, where vineyards flourish.
THE CLOISTER
The Cloister is a vintage fashion concept store in a historic Milanese palazzo, founded by Daniela Cavero in 2017. Located just steps away from Max Brown Missori, it offers a unique blend of high-end vintage fashion for women and men, along with unique pieces from lesser-known fashion houses. The store also features mid-century modern furniture, home accessories, contemporary designer items, beauty products, and jewelry. In addition, you get to explore a diverse selection of magazines and books from independent publishers, and visit the Cloister’s exhibition.
CANTINA PIEMONTESE
Located just a few steps from Milan Cathedral in the heart of the historic city center, Cantina Piemontese cherishes good food, fine wine, celebrations, and hospitality across three generations. Seasonal ingredients are used, resulting in daily-changing culinary menu delights. They can be complemented with exceptional wine – you get to choose yours from more than 600 labels.