Free Walking Tour Berlin

When: Every day 10am & 12pm every day
Where: The meeting point is in front of the ehemaliges Kaiserliches Postfuhramt Berlin, Oranienburger Straße, 10117 Berlin, Germany, next to the entrance.
Price: Free

Discover the Perfect Neighborhood in Berlin

by | Oct 22, 2024 | Original Berlin

Introduction

Currently, Berlin is a tense and diverse capital city of Germany, which has much to offer in terms of district choice. When it comes to choosing the areas in Berlin, there is only room for desires: whether you are into bohemian and hipster atmospheres or looking for calm and safe areas with children, Berlin 开 invites you. Here, we will look at the places that we consider some of the best neighborhoods to live in Berlin based on location, features and community feel.

  1. Kreuzberg – Diversity at its Best

Kreuzberg is one of the most famous and diversifies districts of Berlin, Germany. They know it for the great atmosphere in the night, a richer variety of food than the mechanical fast food, art on walls. In Kreuzberg, people of different cultures are found and thus living in Kreuzberg is quite an interesting and diverse affair. This area is in the central part of Berlin, and the residents can easily get to other districts by public transport means.

Why Choose Kreuzberg?

Kreuzberg is perfect for creative people who are already in their working age and valuing the atmosphere of the area. There are many chic bars, great eateries, and shops that you can find in the area. Also, Kreuzberg is filled with many cultural events such as children’s festivals and art fairs. If you are interested in going out at night and exploring numerous sources of culture, this kreuzberg is the right place.

  1. An Introduction to Prenzlauer Berg: Family-oriented and Cozy

Prenzlauer Berg is a family-oriented borough with many green trees, nicely renovated houses, and entertaining facilities. It has many youngster families and professional people for living and rent a room in this area because it is not crowded as the center of the city. Prenzlauer Berg is a region in the northeastern part of Berlin and it has very good connections to green areas such as parks, playgrounds.

Why Choose Prenzlauer Berg?

Creatively overhauled and characterized with vivid small cafes, unique shops and live area local markets, Prenzlauer Berg is the most remarkable area. Such features as friendly and close knit families, many children, and firmly closed territory indicate the strong sense of the neighborhood. There are many schools and kindergartens around to make it ideal place for living with children. However, if you want a less lively and more environmentally conscious area with welcoming people, Prenzlauer Berg is something to look at.

  1. Charlottenburg – The Essence Of Elegance

Charlottenburg is a district situated in the western quadrant of Berlin and is famous for its well developed streets, palaces and beautiful parks. It is an area that can boast of some traditional city building designs local upscale shopping destinations and historical icons. Ithas been considered as a favorite by those who like to have a rather classy and classy kind of life.

Why Choose Charlottenburg?

Charlottenburg is an ideal place for people who like an exquisite atmosphere and a great amount of cultural centres. Shopping centres, gourmet restaurants and international art galleries are located in this area. Charlottenburg Palace is one of the interesting baroque palace that is found in the region. So those who like history, beautiful buildings and do not mind a slightly upmarket area Charlottenburg may well be the best area for you.

  1. Neukölln – Zum Preissenken und Kreativität

Neukölln is a lively area changing continuously, which offers a cheap accommodation, a great choice of food of various cuisines, and artists. Being in the southeastern area of Berlin it has evolved to be hugely inhabited by the young working people, foreigners and artists.

Why Choose Neukölln?

Neukölln also has diverse population with culture, foods and a big plus for the ones with a limited budget. It interesting that many galleries, music venues, and independent shops are located in the neighborhood. But there are also lots of green areas and places, where people can walk and spend time, for example Tempelhofer Feld. If you’re looking for the area with artsy vibe, multicultural population, and relatively affordable rent, Neukölln is right for you.

  1. Mitte, is one of Berlin’s loveliest districts rich in history and with easy access to all parts of Berlin on efficient transportation networks.

Mitte is simply translated from German as ‘middle’, and actually that is what it is, the middle of Berlin. Mitte remains an interesting destination for tourist, packed as it is with historical and cultural sites like landmarks, museums, and theaters. This area attracts tourist and young working population who wish to be in the middle of everything happening.

Why Choose Mitte?

Mitte does have the advantage of close access to many of Berlin’s principal landmarks for example Brandenburg Gate and Museum Island. This is marked as housing some of the famous cultural institutions which are found in Berlin, these being Berlin State Opera and the Berlin Philharmonic. The area also has diverse food joints from traditional Germany, to other parts of the world offering the best foods. If you find it important to be in walking distance from most of Berlin’s night life, be close to the Berliner Dom, in the middle of Mitte, then Mitte is the right place for you.

Conclusion

Picking the proper area to reside in Berlin literally relies on the personal choice and the lifestyle of an individual. Whether it is the multi cultural flavor of Kreuzberg, the child friendliness of Prenzlauer Berg, the royal taste of Charlottenburg, the artistic inclination of Neukölln or the historical look of Mitte, there is a district in Berlin for everyone’s preference. Spend time wandering around each of these sections, feeling the non-residential vibe and picturing where you’ll be settling in here. Also, it is essential to think about logs: how far do you need to commute to get to work, schools, stores, and how does the environment feel to you. Happy house hunting!

Thank you for reading. If you're inspired by the stories of Berlin and want to delve deeper, why not join us on our Free Berlin Walking Tour? It's a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the city's rich history and vibrant culture. We look forward to welcoming you soon.

WHAT TO EXPECT

  • 3.5 hours walking tour
  • Berlin’s major highlights
  • Brandenburg Gate
  • Reichstag and Berlin Wall
  • Historical sites

Free Walking Tour Berlin

When: Every day 10am & 12pm every day
Where: The meeting point is in front of the ehemaliges Kaiserliches Postfuhramt Berlin, Oranienburger Straße, 10117 Berlin, Germany, next to the entrance.
Price: Free