Introduction
It’s time to admire Berlin, the capital of Germany! Berlin is a city that has a lot going on and a lot of hidden treasures to be found amongst its cobble stone streets. Whether you are a local or just visiting for the first time, this blog post will show you some of the most beautiful streets in Berlin, but you won’t want to miss!
Kastanienallee
Kastanienallee is a popular place found within the trendy Prenzlauer Berg district and loved by locals as much as tourists. Charming cafes, boutique shops and unique galleries line this tree lined street. Kastanienallee is the place for a leisurely stroll through Berlin’s hipster area. Don’t forget to stop at some great street food stands along the way.
Must-Visit Spots:
Berlin’s oldest beer garden, Prater Garten
Flea market and karaoke on Sunday in Mauerpark – a popular park
Clärchens Ballhaus – Like Munich’s hippest dance hall location with a beautiful beer garden
Bergmannstraße
Another street to explore is Bergmannstraße right here in trendy Kreuzberg. This lively street is trendy boutiques, vintage shops and international restaurants mixed together. Wander the side streets for a while and you’ll come across crazy streets filled with cafes and gardens between the ordinary buildings. This vibrant neighbourhood is not to be missed, as you don’t want to pass up a chance to indulge some world class Turkish cuisine.
Noteworthy Stops:
A historic market hall with plenty of choice of fresh produce and local delicacies – Marheineke Markthalle
An art center which showcases contemporary art exhibitions
A popular park for picnics and to relax is Görlitzer Park.
Kollwitzstraße
In the centre of Prenzlauer Berg, Kollwitzstraße is characterised by its bohemian delicateness and its warm atmosphere. A pedestrian friendly street with quirky shops, cosy cafes and an amazing intermixture of international cuisine. Walk around and explore the legion of galleries and boutiques in which the hallowed creative soul of Berlin is displayed.
Recommended Highlights:
A former brewery turned cultural complex hosting cinemas, clubs and event spaces:
A charming square with a weekly market and lots of outside seating: Kollwitzplatz.
A museum apartment, a window into Berlin’s history: Museumswohnung
Conclusion
From the diverse and the vibrant character of the streets, Berlin conveys with its nice streets. Visiting Kastanienallee, Bergmannstraße and Kollwitzstraße, will not only point you in the direction of great architecture and trendy shops, but also get you absorbed in the completely unique atmosphere found in and around those areas. That’s why: grab a map, pull on those walking shoes, and explore the little-known Berlin.