You consider yourself a traveler and are thinking of going to Berlin, but you’re wondering; can I go beyond the usual tourist spots? Look no further! In this blog post, we will show you some of the best hidden places in Berlin that are kind of unkown. Get ready to be mesmerized by the city’s creative, the history and the unknowns.
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Teufelsberg
Teufelsberg is on a piece of artificial hill made of World War II rubble, and contains a unique mix of nature and history. Once part of a Nazi military technical college, this ruined and graffitied site has since become a den for artists and urban explorers. Soak up breathtaking panoramic views of Berlin and climb to the top.
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Markthalle Neun
Markthalle Neun is a must see destination if you’re a foodie. Among the events of this historic market hall are Street Food Thursdays, the renowned Street Food Festival and many others related to food. Enjoy sample diverse culinary delights around the world as well as local delicacies in a very vibrant atmosphere.
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Mauerpark
It is one of the many examples of Mauerpark — once divided by the Berlin Wall — transformed into the buzzing recreational spot it is. The Mauerpark Flea Market, famous for its splendid vintage treasures, local crafts and live music, lives every Sunday. Enjoy a special Berlin experience joining karaoke session in amphitheater!
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Klunkerkranich
Jump out of the city at Klunkerkranich. This rooftop bar is situated on top of a multi story car parking garage with a stunning view towards Berlin’s skyline. A refreshing drink, deckchair and live music. Berlin’s alternative vibe really does shine through Kunkerkranich.
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Südgelände Park
Südgelände Park is a hidden nature enthusiasts’ paradise. Transformed from this former railway yard, it’s a tranquil urban oasis. You just walk – walk through the lush greenery, appreciate the pretty bridges and really find interesting sculptures all along the way. Don’t forget your camera!
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C/O Berlin
C/O Berlin is renowned photography lovers photography gallery capturing Berlin spirit through visual art. This gallery, Ameria Haus, displays established as well as new photographers. Anticipating Berlin’s creative buzz and get to know the city’s multiple narratives.
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Schwarzenberg-Höfe
The Schwarzenberg-Höfe are a little tucked away in the Hackescher Markt area of the city, but are a maze of courtyards festooned with graffiti and street art. Walk through the world of art into the alternative culture and you will find the vivid artworks, independent galleries, theaters, cafes. Don’t forget to see the incredible Anne Frank mural.
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Garten der Welt
Garten der Welt (Garden of the World) is a garden with a world! This vast park presents various gardens of different types from the cultures — Japanese garden and an oriental garden and an Italian Renaissance Garden. Go for a leisure walk have some time of peace and relax in the serene environment.
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RAW-Gelände
If you are in Berlin looking for underground, the RAW-Gelände is the place to be. Today this train repair yard has become a thriving cultural and artistic center. Stroll Berlin’s quirkier streets, as well as alternative clubs and cultural spaces for a mouthful of Berlin’s underbelly.
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Tiergarten Secret Garden
Take a moment to escape the crowds and wander through Berlin’s beau tiergarten park: Tiergarten Secret Garden. One of the most secluded areas, this place has beautiful ponds, picturesque bridges, charming pathways and is perfect for peaceful stroll, a picnic surrounded by nature.
In Conclusion
Berlin is a city that offers so much more than meets the eye. By venturing off the beaten path and exploring its hidden places, you’ll uncover a side of Berlin that most tourists miss. From abandoned architectural gems to vibrant cultural hubs, these hidden spots are just waiting to be discovered. So, pack your curiosity and embark on an unforgettable journey through Berlin’s hidden treasures!
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