An exploration of the heart of Berlin’s cultural scene

For anyone one who happens to find themselves in Berlin, Germany and wishes to submerge in it’s vibrant cultural history, Kesselhaus is the one you need to visit, in Prenzlauer Berg. This perfect artistic spirit and effortless charm of Berlin has turned the city in to a global hotspot of creativity and this perfect venue finds its own such fit of greatness.

The historical significance and the architecture.

Housed in a beautifully restored industrial building on Kesselhaus, dating from the early 20th century. Once used as a heating and power station for the neighboring brewery, this architectural gem is now complete with its own beautiful twisting ramp! It now serves as a memorial to Berlin’s industrial heritage, and simultaneously offers a space for all kinds of cultural events and performances.

Stepping through the doors of Kesselhaus you will be greeted by the combination of historic and high-tech. Exposed brick walls, large windows with high ceilings, and natural light, fill the space. Industrial aesthetic turns out to be a thing of beauty, creating the stage for an experience that will feel as if it’s never been experienced before.

A Multifunctional Event Venue

Versatile, Kesselhaus is well known for hosting a variety events all through the year. Located within its walls are music concerts, theatrical performances, art exhibitions as well as conference. Easy transition from the one to the other makes it a great venue if you need a small or large production roll up into or out of the same venue.

Kesselhaus will not disappoint if you consider yourself a music enthusiast. Its stage has welcomed many of the other popular local and international artists from all genres. The room acoustics were amazing, so both performers and audience members left with a memory.

Kesselhaus Garten and Beer Garden.

The Kesselhaus Garten is an attractive outdoor space bordering the main building, which draws visitors from near and far. Visitors of the garden enjoy a serene environment offering a cool refreshing drink and a bite to eat. Of course, coming in the summer, the beer garden is a place where you socialize outdoors with the weather perfect for it.

The beer garden, which is surrounded by greenery and has wooden benches and tables, creates an ambience that perfectly matches Kesselhaus. And it’s the perfect place to unwind having explored Prenzlauer Berg’s streets.

Getting to Kesselhaus

Prenzlauer Berg’s most charismatic neighborhood, Kesselhaus is situated quite accessible in it. Most of all, whether you’re close or far off in the city or nearby area, it’s easily accessible to you by public transportation. It’s easy enough – just hop on U2 or U8 and get off at Eberswalder Straße.

After you get there, take a casual walk around Prenzlauer Berg, a fashionable street full of trendy boutiques, cozy cafés and flourishing arts. Once there you’ll be immediately standing in front of the entrance to Kesselhaus, craving to go inside exploring the cultural wonders that are right behind.

Conclusion

Berlin has so much to offer in the artistic vein, and a trip to Kesselhaus in Prenzlauer Berg is a very recommended way to enjoy it. Enjoy a history rich in architecture with its captivating performances, beauty with the nicely landscaped gardens, and take in the lively atmosphere. Certainly, an experience that will not disappoint anyone and that perfectly reflects which spirit: Berlin’s cultural scene, taken by Kesselhaus.