Today we are here in Berlin; a city central to many interesting events and traditions. If you are just starting and want to try your hand at the multicultural aspect of this vibrant city, then, without a doubt, a multicultural walking tour is a great way to enjoy the diverse population of Berlin.

1. Begin at Kreuzberg: A Melting Pot of Cultures

Your walking tour should begin in the lively locality of Kreuzberg which is full of diverse population and choice of people. When strolling through its streets, the visitor will be able to taste exotic dishes, view painted on the walls of buildings graphics and buy goods in foreign stores.

1.1 Visit the Turkish Market

One of the most popular places in Kreuzberg is the Turkish Market situated on the territory of Maybachufer canal. Here you will find wide varieties of stalls where you can buy fresh fruits, vegetables, spices and Turkish specialities. Just walk in and enjoy the nice vibes around the place while savoring some tasty portions of ready to eat meals.

2. Head to Neukölln: A Hub of Multiculturalism

Proceed with your walking tour to the Neukölln district, one more multiethnic borough of Berlin. As a cosmopolitan area Neukölln is home great variety of communities from all over the world.

2.1 Discover Sonnenallee

SONNENALLEE Sonnenallee is a street in Neukölln which is one of the most colourful districts of Berlin and the whole of Germany. This pedestrian street has Middle Eastern restaurant and café chains in addition to aromatic Arabic stores including hookah bars. For one, get out and walk around to enjoy the colourful ambiance.

2.2 Visit the Turkish Bookstore Tarabya

Every book lover planning to come to Turkey should consider a visit to Tarabya, the Turkish bookstore. In Neukölln’s Tarabya, readers will find a vast number of books of Turkish literature and get a real taste of the cultural background of the Turkish people of Neukölln.

3. Explore Prenzlauer Berg: A Blend of Old and New

This multicultural walking tour will end with the beautiful Prenzlauer Berg which is famous for its beautiful streets, numerous cafes and diverse cultural points of interest.

3.1 Stroll along Kastanienallee

Kastanienallee is one of the most exciting streets of Prenzlauer Berg area with indie shops and boutiques, cafes and art galleries. Wander around this busy road and find out which stores belong to local designers, which shops sell second-hand clothes, and what sorts of cafes can be met by multiethnic inhabitants of the city.

3.2 Experience Mauerpark on a Sunday

Do go to Mauerpark for the full package visit during a Sunday. This is one of the most favored parks for families where a working flea market has a store with retro and antique items, handmade souvenirs and a music cafe. That is why taking car to the park’s amphitheater and participating in Bearpit Karaoke local tradition is rather unique.

Conclusion

The multicultural walking tour in Berlin enables you to experience the NGOs and the multiculturalism of the city to the best. You will taste the multiculturalism of Kreuzberg, Neukölln as well as Prenzlauer Berg with flavors and tendencies introduced by Berlin inhabitants coming from every part of the globe. Learn to adopt the ‘multi cultural premise’ and let the city leave you amaAA.learning to appreciate the ‘multi cultural premise’ environment amazed.