Berlin, the vibrant capital of Germany, is known for its alternative culture that attracts creatives, musicians, and artists from all over the world. This city is a mecca for alternative art, music, fashion, and subcultures. To truly experience the essence of Berlin’s alternative scene, embark on a walking tour that will take you through the city’s most exciting and unconventional neighborhoods.

1. Kreuzberg: The Bohemian Paradise

Take a walking tour with the beginning in Kreuzberg which is known as artistic and multicultural area. Stroll along with rich colored walls which depict street art, lovable small shops and warm coffee shops and cafes. Take in the East Side Gallery, that for years was the longest remaining section of the Berlin Wall and now is covered in murals by artists from all over the world. Take a doner kebab from one of the many street foods and then sit on the side of the Landwehr Canal.

Highlights of Kreuzberg:

Görlitzer Park: An open-play area where people go to take a stroll, barbecue, sunbathe, play with their children, or simply have a sandwich.

Bethanien Haus: A current art center established currently in a previous hospital with art show/ expositions and cultural activities.

Markthalle Neun: An old structure that has been converted into a market with weekly trading in foods and you can taste the Austrian dishes.

2. Friedrichshain: The Party District

After that, go to Friedrichshain, Berlin’s largest Nightlife quarter, of course. Some of the clubs found within this neighborhood are legendary nightclubs, coy and cool cover bars and open-air clubs that play electronic music as the clubs make people dance until they are sun up. Visit the RAW-Gelände, an old declined industrial site which has been repurposed as cultural space, with clubs, galleries or street food markets. You shouldn’t leave Berlin without getting a glimpse of the famous club, Berghain, home of unbeatable techno parties.

Highlights of Friedrichshain:

Boxhagener Platz: A tourist and local’s spot with a vibrant flea market every Sunday where locals and visitors enjoy artifacts, food, music among others.

Oberbaumbrücke: A beautiful gate that acts as bridge between Frederician and Kreuzberg and features beautiful views of the River spree.

RAW-Gelände: Includes industrial clubs, art areas and skateboarding park and sometimes organizes outdoor events.

3. Neukölln: The Creative Hub

Finish your walking tour in Neukoelln which is knew for its multicultural and uplifting atmosphere. Shop for unique fashion accessories in individual stores and art galleries, have a cup of coffee in small friendly bars. You will also enjoy a rich variety of restaurants offering Middle Eastern cuisine or beer in numerous cool bars. There are always some interesting things to do at the unique Tempelhofer Feld, the former airport today is a large green area where you can rent a bike, put a blanket and have a snack, or just spend time at leisure.

Highlights of Neukölln:

Weserstraße: An afternoon streets are filled with a great number of bars, restaurants, and retro shops which can attract anybody.

Maybachufer Market: A traditional weekly Turkish market, selling fresh vegetables, fruits, spices and traditional Turkish food.

Tempelhofer Feld: A huge public land that will allow the inhabitants the usual pastime: lying on the grass, flying a kite or asking someone to play Frisbee.

Therefore, in general, participating in an underground Berlin culture walking tour is one of the greatest ways ever to feel out of this world in the most impressive city. Kreuzberg remains a street art mecca; Friedrichshain explodes in nighttime revelry; and Neukölln stands out as one of Berlin’s latest and largest art precincts. So dress up comfortably, gear up for the exploration and yes, let this city of riveting artistry and uncertainties take you on its unpoofed ride.